Harm principle

with the cash basis of accounting giving examples of different treatment of the same events Accrual Accounting is a method that records revenues and expenses when they are incurred, regardless of when cash is exchanged. It is based on the matching principle: revenues and expenses are matched at the time the transaction occurs and not when the cash is paid or received. It gives a more accurate picture of the company position but it is more complex to do than cash accounting, which only records transactions

Liqidity Ratio Ratio | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | Current ratio | 4394/6813 | 64,5% | 4883/4898 | 99.69% | 4407/5856 | 72.25 % | Quick ratio | 4394-861 /6813 | 51,86% | (4883-795)/4898 | 83.46% | 4407-765 / 5856 | 69.19 % | Inventory rotation | (861/12776)*360 | 25 d | 795/15220)*360 | 19 D | (765/14982)*360 | 18 d | Supplier payment | (1861/6380)*360 | 105 d | (2189/7172)*360 | 110d | (1981/6749)*360 | 106 d | Customers payment | (2311/12776)*360 | 65 d | (2483/15220)*360 | 59 d | (2327/14982)*360

....... 5 II. Free Speech: A Limited Value ................................................................... 6 A A Justified Limitation ............................................................................. 6 B Two Adversarial Principles of Delimitation ......................................... 8 Conclusion .......................................................................................................... 13 Bibliography ............................................

Seminar 1: Principles in Research Ethics SCENARIO 1: Concerning this scenario the “Ethical dilemma” interferes during Sam’s research. In fact, even if her supervisor was informed about her research inside the company her co-workers didn’t know about it at all. We can say that the principle of the “Researcher identity” is not respected since Sam lied about her real identity and her real intentions. We can also notice that the principle of “physical and psychological harm” is engaged since Sam

negative social norms and stigmas that contribute to poverty. It does this by introducing an artificial supply of shoes into a nation’s economy. Definitions of important concepts • One for one • Why shoes? • How do they give it : guiding principles One for one • Simple premise: With every pair you purchase, TOMS will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need • Purchasing power of individuals : used to benefit for children. • Business model : here customers are transformed into benefactors

use property, they may cause externalities, namely, harm or benefit to others. As a general matter, it is socially desirable for individuals to do more than is in their self-interest to reduce detrimental externalities and to act so as to increase beneficial externalities. The socially optimal resolution of harmful externalities often involves the behavior of victims as well as that of injurers. If victims can do things to reduce the amount of harm more cheaply than injurers (say install air filters

intolerance? They were repulsed each time there is an illiberal response to intolerance. Indeed, a man who will suffer the intolerance will want to subject to the other, the other will make the first stand, by revenge. Back to sender. This is the principle of the Talion law : “Eye for eye, tooth for tooth”. A reciprocal punishment to the crime. We could, from there, whether the death penalty is a way to respond to intolerance with intolerance, or in this case to abolish by the death of the killer;

to climate change. In that way, what we each do for our own benefit harms others. Perhaps at the moment we cannot help it, and in the past we did not realize wewere doing it. But the elementary moral principle I mentioned tells us we should try to stop doing it and compensate the people we harm. Ce que chacun fait pour son propre intérêt non seulement touche mais a aussi des conséquences sur les autres. Chaque décision que l’on prend a un impact sur notre entourage. Exemple : Lorsque l’on prend

IDEALS: You cannot have a complete freedom and a complete justice at the same time and at the same place – if a complete freedom, the most powerful one will makes its own justice – if a complete justice, its means limited freedom PRINCIPLES: Constitutional government Establish Distribution of powers: Absolute Power corrupts : in democratic system, we divide power among several people . It's difficult to make decision together. – Elections: we decide the date – Federal

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