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- Statistics#2.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- STATISTICS 2 - Spring 2014
- 3) Number of permutations is nPr = n!/(n-r)! 6!/(6-3)!=6*5*4*3!/3!=6*5*4=120. Permutations out of B,D,F: BDF,BFD,DBF,DFB,FBD,FDB 37) a.0.37*0.19=0.0703 b.0.37*0.81=0.2997 c.abeinghighercorrespondstothe1824yearoldsbeingmorelikelytousethecard,bbeinghigher c
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Statistics#2.docx
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- EdgarsRomansTask#1.xlsx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Accounting
- BUSINESS A IUV209 - Spring 2016
- Balance Sheet Day 1 ASSETS LIABILITIES EUR CASH Ending Balance EUR 1,000 CAPITAL 1000 Ending Balance 1000 1000 Balance Sheet Day 2 ASSETS LIABILITIES EUR CASH Motor Car Ending Balance EUR 500 CAPITAL 500 1000 Ending Balance 1000 1000 Balance Sheet Day 3 A
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EdgarsRomansTask#1.xlsx
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- statistics.1.assignment.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- STATISTICS 2 - Spring 2014
- 12 Problem a) . The customer responses provided categorical data for six variables. b) There was used a nominal measurement scale. Because subjects were based only on their names. 17 Problem a) The population of interest in this study consist of 2861 subs
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statistics.1.assignment.docx
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- BRmAssignment#2.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- STATISTICS 2 - Spring 2014
- 1. a) Softwar e Excel Minitab SAS SPSS Other Total Frequenc y distributio n 34 17 3 4 12 70 % 49% 24% 4% 6% 17% 100% b) Table 1: Frequency distribution Excel; 34 Minitab; 17 SAS; 3 Other; 12 SPSS; 4 Total; 70 Table 2: % Excel; 25% Minitab; 12% SAS; 2% Oth
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BRmAssignment#2.docx
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- BRMAssignment#1.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- STATISTICS 2 - Spring 2014
- 1. A nominal scale of measurement deals with variables that are non-numeric or where the numbers have no value. In other words, we can put them in any order and it wouldn't matter. Whether an ordinal scale of measurement looks at variables where the order
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BRMAssignment#1.docx
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- BRMLast.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- STATISTICS 2 - Spring 2014
- 1) 0.7 0.6 f(x) = - 0x + 0.6 R = 0.99 0.5 0.4 Average weight/Fruit (pounds) Linear (Average weight/Fruit (pounds) 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0 200 400 600 800 1000 As you can see from the scatter graph coefficient of determination is R^2= 0.9878 and line is negative c
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- BRMmidterm..docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- STATISTICS 2 - Spring 2014
- 1)In the this case, respect is characterized as a company's readiness to consider the commitments and needs of their clients and making approaches and policies that are a direct consequence of client observation. Client centricity has become primary prefe
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- Homework 1.xlsx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Accounting
- BUSINESS A IUV209 - Spring 2016
- Balance Sheet [Company A] Date: Assets 2016 4/1/2016 2015 Current Assets Inventories 27 Accounts receivable 45 Cash and cash equivalents 345 Other current assets 85 Total current assets 501 - Non current Assets Property, plant and equipment 2,099 Property
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- 2Правоведение, шпора.doc
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Corporate finance
- ECON 123 - Spring 2016
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- 3Правоведение_шпора.doc
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Corporate finance
- ECON 123 - Spring 2016
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- 1шпоры по правоведению.doc
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Corporate finance
- ECON 123 - Spring 2016
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- PMBOK_Guide5th_Spanish
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- La Herramienta Esencial para Todo Director de Proyecto En 1983, los voluntarios del Project Management Institute (PMI) se reunieron por primera vez para crear los fundamentos para la direccin de proyectos. Actualmente, la Gua del PMBOK es reconocida como
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PMBOK_Guide5th_Spanish
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- Trabajo Project Management
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- PROJECT MANAGEMENT cfw_ EXPANSION OF SPORT CLUB FACILITIES PAST SITUATION We start from the previous situation with the following assets: 1. Sports facilities: 2. Workforce: 3. 5 tennis courts Athletics track of 50 meters in diameter 30x20 swimming pool (
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Trabajo Project Management
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- RISK ANALYSIS
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- PROBABILIT Y (1-5) SEVERITY (1-5) SCORE (P x S) Retention of Project staff 1 2 2 Schedule absences 3 2 6 Lack of Obedience 2 4 8 RISK DESCRIPTION ACTION TO PREVENT/MANAGE RISK STAFFING Specialist with similar range of skills available within existing team
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RISK ANALYSIS
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- PROJECT CHARTER
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- PROJECT CHARTER Project Title: EXPANSION OF SPORT CLUB FACILITIES Project Leader: This paper belongs to the director of sports area. Business Case: Our aim is through this project, to become the largest sports complex in Spain. Problem/Opportunity Stateme
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PROJECT CHARTER
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- Guia Project Management
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
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Guia Project Management
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- PMBOK Guia español
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- Copyright protected. Use is for Single Users only via a VHP Approved License. For information and printed versions please see www.vanharen.net EL COMPAERO DE BOLSILLO DE LA GUA DEL PMBOK BASADA EN LA GUA DEL PMBOK 5 EDICIN DEL PMI Copyright protected. Us
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PMBOK Guia español
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- Business Plan TEMA 4
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- Before starting a business, it is important to create and have a Business Plan A business plan is a document that describes the objectives of a business and summarizes the strategies and resources needed to achieve those objectives A business plan must o
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Business Plan TEMA 4
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- Planing Resources
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- Activity December January February March April May June July Workforce Project Design Licenses Negociatin g Architect Administr Software Type of Equipmen t (Own or Rent) Own Laptop Software Software Own Own Laptop Laptop Building Machine Rent Own Fences,C
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Planing Resources
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- MATRIX OF RESPONSABILITY
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- RACI MATRIX ACTIVITY Project design to apply for a license Self-Assessment(Previous study) Order licenses Final Approval Scope Definition INDIVIDUAL INDIV 1 INDIV 2 R C A A INDIV 4 A R I INDIV 3 C A C I A R INDIV 5 C I IND 6 I R I C R Negotiating new grou
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MATRIX OF RESPONSABILITY
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- Market Entry. Franchising TEMA 3
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- Entrepreneurship. Entry Markets. Franchising Entry into Market. Franchising Entrepreneurship. Entry Markets. Franchising Methods of Entry Entering A New Market Indirect Exporting Active Exporting Production Abroad Other Issues Methods of Entry into Foreig
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Market Entry. Franchising TEMA 3
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- Test Human Factors
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- Module 09, Human Factors.09.1. 1-General. Question Number. 1. Accidents and engineering faults are. Option A. insignificant and decreasing. Option B. significant and increasing. Option C. insignificant and increasing. Question Number. 2. Murphy's law is p
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Test Human Factors
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- THE MACRO AND MICRO VIEW OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- THE MACRO VIEW OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP Is a view which presents a broad selection of factors relating to success or failure in existing entrepreneurial businesses in the external locusof control. It also includes external
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THE MACRO AND MICRO VIEW OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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- Entrepreneurial Growth TEMA 5
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- C H A P T E R 1 4 Yankee Candle Company (Source: Courtesy Yankee Candle Co.) ENTREPRENEURIAL GROWTH While entrepreneurship begins with an opportunity, sustainable success comes from creating an organization that can execute on that opportunity. But as org
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Entrepreneurial Growth TEMA 5
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- Innovation TEMA 2
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- INNOVATION MANAGEMENT WHAT IS AN INNOVATION? It is an idea, practice or object that is perceived as new by an individual or other unit of adoption. It is a use of new knowledge to offer a new product or service that customers want. Thus, it is Invention
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Innovation TEMA 2
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- Case Study. College Coach
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- introduction to Microeconomy
- ECON 101 - Fall 2014
- Marketing Strategy for Entrepreneurs hourly labor, and sales commissions). The price of a product/service must be higher than its variable cost (point A in Figure 5.7), or you will sustain losses with the sale of each additional unit. To operate successfu
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Case Study. College Coach
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- SANTA_STUDY PAPER.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Kanthal Case
- MBA 1 - Spring 2016
- Famous person bsd ndvrtismnts influn n th consumer behaviour twrds smti prduts in Ltvi Table of content Intrdutin.3 1. Thrtil frmwrk.6 1.1. stumr Bhvir.6 1.2. Consumer buying process.7 1.3. Consumer decision-making process.7 1.4. Effect of celebritys endo
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SANTA_STUDY PAPER.docx
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- Food and Beverage Operations Management.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Kanthal Case
- MBA 1 - Spring 2016
- Food and Beverage Operations Management / Alina Karasaseva .3 1. .4 1.1. .4 1.2. .9 1.3.
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Food and Beverage Operations Management.docx
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- SANTA_PRACTICE.docx
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- Kanthal Case
- MBA 1 - Spring 2016
- Table of content 1.1. Overall operation process.2 1.2. 1.3. Operational structure.3 1.4. Results of the operation.4 1.5. Development and trends.6 1.6. 2. The company Aqualisaprofile.2 Production and sales organization.7 Aqualisa marketing activities.8 2.1
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SANTA_PRACTICE.docx
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- Class Note_psih
- Stockholm School of Economics Riga
- ECON 123 - Winter 2013
- Laura Rone, BBA3 Q: What is brain plasticity. Brain Plasticity refers to how circuits in the brain change, organize and reorganize, in response to experience, or sensory stimulation." There are four types of stimuli to which a brain responds with changes:
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