Fear Factory

Society is a Going Concern, and no small part of our well-being may be compared with the intangible "goodwill" of a business. The owner of a business depends on the habits of his customers no less than on the regular running of the machinery in his factory; both must be kept in repair, and when in repair they have the value of the Going Concern; but should the business stop, they have merely a break-up value--the machinery becomes so much scrap metal, and the goodwill is reduced to the book debts. Society

de reconnaissance, de prestige, de respect. Achievement, mastery, recognition, respect. Être inscrit dans un cercle social : amis, famille, compagnon… Friends, family, spouse, lover… Sécurité, stabilité… Security, stability, freedom from fear… Se nourrir, boire, avoir un abri, de la chaleur… Food, water, shelter, warmth… D’après A. Maslow. En résumé I n sigh t La pyramide des besoins de A. Maslow a été construite entre 1943 et 1954 et publiée pour la première fois dans

forgers agreed on a seventy-thirty split. Fifteen years later, when Harry poured out his confession to Tom over dinner in Brooklyn, he described those months as the most exhilarating and gruesome period of his life. He was trapped in a state of constant fear, he said, and yet notwithstanding the horror, notwithstanding the conviction that he would ultimately be caught, he was happy, as happy as he had ever been. Each time he managed to sell another fauxSmith to a Japanese corporate executive or an Argentinian

and it is so far unclear how the directive, which the EU Commission claims is a broad framework only, would preserve companies’ choice of listing on primary markets or on lightly regulated second-tier markets. Directors of smaller UK quoted companies fear that the costly requirements of the directive, such as mandatory annual updating of prospectuses, would sound 144 Public Equity the death knell for key second-tier markets such as AIM and the German Neuer Markt. The author acknowledges with

Transport of Goods, JMLC 1991, p.532, « Cargo insurers have been consistent opponents of any change from the familiar Hague-Visby regime. This anomaly may be explained as coming from fear that transfer of operational risks from shippers to carrier would be the beginning of an avalanche of rejection of cargo insurance—the fear of cargo insurers that customers will ask, “why do I need cargo insurance? Why not self-insurance? » ; STURLEY Michael F., Changing Liabiliy Rules and Marine Insurance: Conflicting

that even economically strong cities must still think about promoting their image. First, if their tourism strategy is successful, it may be copied by a competing city that offers similar attractions with less crowding. Second, even if the city has no fear of competition, a change in the public’s opinion of the city or a desire for a new experience can cause a decline in tourist numbers. For these reasons, even cities that are successful tourist destinations must remember that marketing is an ongoing

direct competition. Equally, he had frequently engaged in more or less acrimonious disputes with British colleagues such as Hooke and Flamsteed. The scientific milieu of the time was generally suspicious and paranoid; discoverers withheld publication for fear of being copied, and then, when their unpublished discoveries were found by another, accused them of plagiarism. (And, one must suppose, they were sometimes right.) The practice of anonymous publication (in which authors often referred to themselves