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focus on the competitive environment, i.e. analysis of competitors, customers and entry barriers. The internal analysis will be carried out in two main ways. Firstly, the model will be evaluated by analysing literature about change management and the factors that make change efforts successful. The IMC-model’s functionality and methods will be put in relation to the main existing change management theories. Secondly, the IMC-model will be evaluated in relation to a live organizational change program.

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investor (sponsor) to receive related promotional benefits (Irwin, Lachowetz, Cornwell, & Clark, 2003). Researchers and practitioners have argued for an improved approach to sponsorship evaluation (Crompton, 2004). The call for such work stems from four factors. First, Copyright © 2011 ASAC. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 50 Can J Adm Sci 29(1), 50–66 (2012) THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROCESS FOR EVALUATING MARKETING SPONSORSHIPS O’REILLY & MADILL sponsorship evaluation in practice is

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conditions', the particular geography of Europe with its cheap transportation by water, the favourable military requirements of the small states, the large luxury demand from an unusually prosperous population. Ultimately it was not these external factors, but something more mysterious that was important. It was the ethic, the justification of the pursuit of profit. He found the roots of this in a paradox. The new attitudes were waiting to escape. The paradox is summarized by Weber himself. 'The

regimes linked to the euro 6 Excess real returns, yields and rates of capital gain: panel estimations 7 Excess real returns, yields and rates of capital gain: dynamic panel estimations 8 Dimensions of international money 9 Results of principal component factor analysis 10 Currency use in selected financial markets 11 16 17 19 29 53 54 56 57 59 48 4 ECB The international role of the euro July 2010 CONTENTS STASTISTICAL TABLES 1 Currencies’ shares in the stock of outstanding international

2002 MAKE RISK AN ADVANTAGE DEMYSTIFYING DERIVATIVES ACCOUNTING Adding Value Through Corporate Disclosure, Market Data, and FAS 133 Compliance Since their rise to popularity in the early 1970s, people have viewed derivatives with both awe and fear. Derivatives users range from traders, who seek to profit by making markets and speculating on price fluctuations, to end-users, who use derivatives to hedge and protect their natural exposure to input or output prices. Almost without exception, managing

operational, financial reporting and compliance objectives. This is illustrated in Figure 2. The components are: (i) Control environment – the foundation for the other components of internal control, which also provides discipline and structure. Factors include ethical values and competence (quality) of personnel, direction provided by the board and effectiveness of management. Risk assessment – identification and analysis of risks underlying the achievement of objectives, including risks relating

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