International U2
Foreign Portfolio investment: investment in businesses located outside Canada through stocks, bonds & financial instruments. It allows Canadians to spread out their investments which is less risky than investing in just one area. It also provides greater choice and Opportunity.
Importing: To bring prods/services into a country, for use by another business or for resale. The majority comes from the US
Global sourcing: The process of a company buying equipment, capital goods, raw materials, or services
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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS SUBJECT OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
The origin of States since the beginning of time.
1.INTRODUCTION
IO were created in 19th Century, because then, there were a specific/technical character between States (inter-states). They were responsible for that regulation. They try to cooperate. And in order to cooperate, they create those organs: Universal Postal Union and International Telegraph Union.
20th Century, States continue to create IO of scientific and other characters.
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Culture elements:- History. -religion-social and political organization. -rituals, celebrations, heroes.- writing, speaking. -weather. -gastronomy. -clothing.DDFF
¡TOPIC 5: SAMPLING PLAN AND DATA COLLECTIONSample or Census( differences: census is a complete enumeration of all the people and ask them what opinion they have, the problem is imposible to have all population… sampling is choosing people in order to know something about the population; know things about the population)
Sampling
design process:1.Determine
the Target Population2.Determine
the Sampling Frame ( how I can identify them)3.Select
a Sampling TechniqueSampling
Techniques:
NON PROBABILITY
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Actuarial analysis: Statistical analysis of failure data to determine the age-reliability characteristics of an item.
Asset Management: the systematic planning and control of a physical resource throughout its life. This may include the specification, design, and construction of the asset, its operation, maintenance and modification while in use, and its disposal when no longer required.
Availability: the proportion of total time that an item of equipment is capable of performing its specified
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This question is about the company’s legal capacity and how far it extends.
Historically the company’s total power to do something was determined by its objects clause. After an extensive reform process, unless a company chooses to have an objects clause which sets out the limit of its power, CA 2006, s 31 now provides that companies have unrestricted objects, i.e. they are empowered by Parliament to take part in any business they wish. It is worth noting however that most companies were incorporated
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