An Analysis of Tesco’s Corporate Governance System Introduction As defined by Sir Adrian Cadbury, widely acknowledged as the father of the UK Combined Code on corporate governance, it is “…the system by which corporations are directed and controlled…” (Barger, 2004). In 1954 the economists Kenneth J. Arrow and Gerard Debreu in their Arrow-Debreu model (Huang et al, 2004), which is one of the fundamental theorems […]
THE INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC 1. INTRODUCTION The Mitsubishi Electric Corporation is a multi-national concern which develops, manufactures and distributes a broad range of electrical equipment in fields as diverse as home appliances and space electronics. The company was established on the15th of January, 1921. Its headquarters is based in Japan, with a paid in capital of 175,820 million Yen and […]
Why are boys a problem for the education system today? Introduction: Until the middle 1990s boys were not generally seen as a specific “problem” in British education. Many researchers in education tended to focus on the disadvantages facing girls in schools and the way they tended to be channelled into “soft” subjects such as cookery and health and social care while boys were left to […]
Compare and contrast theories of the early development of gender When a child is born, perhaps the first question one will ask is: “Is it a boy or a girl?”, and the answer to this question will, in many ways, shape that child’s future in terms of their treatment by others, their role in society and their own self concept. But by what means do […]
Consider electron configuration as it applies to the periodic table and explain in detail how this accounts for the formation of ions. Elements are arranged in the periodic table (see figure 1) according to their electronic configuration, which describes the number and arrangement of electrons in an atom, helping to make sense of the chemistry of an element. Electron configuration was first conceived of under […]
Depression and three of its existing treatments Introduction Depression is not only one of the most widespread and prevalent of the major psychiatric disorders but also one of the most excessively researched mental illnesses. It has often fundamentally affects people’s well-being and quality of life. While a study discovered that of over 5.000 British residents approximately 5.9% of the males and 4.2% of the females […]
Introduction The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) is arguably ‘the most significant European Union legislation for investment intermediaries and financial markets since 1995‘[1]. In effect MiFID is succeeding the now outdated and flawed Investment Services Directive (ISD) (Directive 93/22/EEC) and aims to create a harmonised and holistic approach which is lacking in the ISD; this includes expanding regulation to financial service areas such as […]
THE EPOS SYSTEM AT WILLIAM HILL POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND LOSSES INTRODUCTION William Hill is a major bookmaker worldwide, with over seventy years experience in offering betting services. It is currently one of the leading gaming companies in the UK, where it operates over 1600 betting shops, serves over 800,000 betting slips each day via phone (standard and mobile), and recently began Britain’s first interactive digital […]
Primary Care Trusts (PCT): an impact evaluation In the last decade the United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS) has undergone the biggest revolution since its inception in 1948 (Trimmins, 2006). In response to growing political and public discomfort with the quality of NHS services, the Government announced a raft of changes at the turn of the century to modernise the NHS and improve patient care […]
Historical Cost versus Fair Value Accounting Different accounting principles and concepts have been an issue of extensive discussion over the recent years as investors started pressing for harmonization in financial reporting standards and increased comparability of annual reports. The two concepts of historical cost and fair value accounting seemed to be very inconsistent with one another and to create a gap between the UK-US and […]
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