Banking capital – Islamic banking

The banking industry is one of the business units that need to be managed properly and yet still refers to the rules set by the regulator. At the end of the estuary of the banking business, both conventional and Islamic banks must perform well as a company, and the important thing in this industry is … Read more

TECHNO – ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS FOR WIND POWER PROJECT

TECHNO – ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS FOR WIND POWER PROJECT ABSTRACT This paper presents a methodology for the selection of “Wind farm site and Wind Energy Generator WEG)” based on the Technical and Economical analysis. The prime objective of power generation is to satisfy the customer needs economically with emphasis on safety, reliability and quality. Wind energy … Read more

Disparities faced by the LGBTQIA community and their effects

In the United States, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, and transgendered individuals repeatedly face barriers and stigma when trying to access healthcare. As a result, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQIA+) community is at higher risk of developing depression, substance use disorders, sexually transmitted infections, and other health complications than cisgender … Read more

Inhalation of pollutants and the impact on the CNS

  Background Inhalation of pollutants and the impact on the CNS Diesel exhaust (DE) largely consists of diesel exhaust nanoparticles (DENPs) (1). DE forms an important contribution to the total particulate matter in air pollution, and therefore poses a major threat for human health (8). In the past, human exposure to DE has been widely … Read more

Hungary – history

Hungary’s history is one of consistent evolution and struggle. A wide range of elements contributed to the restoration of Democracy in Hungary in 1989. Hungary has a history of continued friction and conflict since the beginning of World War 1 due to the internal and external factors that have affected this country. To analyse what … Read more

Window period of HIV

Abstract Window period of HIV is from the first day of infection which is the presence of the HIV in blood to the development of the specific antibody against it. Most of the tests detect the viral immune response. But some test can detect the viral antigen or viral nucleic acid in this period. However … Read more

Cognitive Therapy

Cognitive behaves as a system of psychotherapy, emerged in the 60’s, XX century. Aaron Beck, driven by theoretical concerns, and lending of academic psychology the scientific methodology, empirical studies conducted with the intention of confirming psychoanalytical principles, in particular the motivational psychoanalytic model of depression as retroflex aggression of the individual against each other in … Read more

Counterfeit drugs in community pharmacies

Abstract This study seeks to determine the prevalence of counterfeit drugs in community pharmacies, patent medicine vendor drug distribution outlets and drug consumers in Cross River State. A cross- sectional descriptive study design will be applied in this research and data will be collected from important drugs randomly selected from community pharmacies and patent medicine … Read more

Risk and expected return

2.1. Introduction This chapter presents the theories that have been developed and established to give details about the relationship between risk and expected return .Moreover, it presents the historical development of the asset pricing models, the assumptions and development of CAPM, arbitrage pricing theory, three-factor model, four factor model, and the impact of aggregate volatility … Read more

1913 Strike & lockout

History/introduction The 1913 Strike & lockout was an industrial dispute between a big group of factory workers and around 300 employers. The workers started to strike because they wanted to unionise and get higher wages to get out of the slump. Around this time Ireland was facing the worst housing crisis it has ever known. … Read more

Innovation exchange

Besides network characteristics, other factors influence innovation exchange. This paragraph discusses how different ties affect the development of core and noncore technologies and how they affect innovation exchange. Besides from that, the phenomenon of redundancy and nonredundancy and its effect on innovation exchange is discussed. Finally, Coleman’s social capital theory and Burt’s structural holes theory … Read more

Corporate governance crisis

INTRODUCTION Corporate governance crisis has been witnessed in the first years of the twenty-first century all over the world. In particular crisis like Polly Peck (UK), BCCI (UK), Maxwell (UK), Mirror Group (UK), Enron (US), World Com (US), Holzmann (Germany), Metallgesellschaft (Germany), Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank (Germany), has affected the countries to make an effective … Read more