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Review Of “Defence & Discovery: Canada’S Military Space Program, 1945–74” By Andrew Godefroy, Dave Kielstra
Review Of “Defence & Discovery: Canada’S Military Space Program, 1945–74” By Andrew Godefroy, Dave Kielstra
Canadian Military History
Review of Defence & Discovery: Canada’s Military Space Program, 1945–74 by Andrew Godefroy
Review Of “Militia Myths: Ideas Of The Canadian Citizen Soldier, 1896–1921” By James Wood, Christine E. Leppard
Review Of “Militia Myths: Ideas Of The Canadian Citizen Soldier, 1896–1921” By James Wood, Christine E. Leppard
Canadian Military History
Review of Militia Myths: Ideas of the Canadian Citizen Soldier, 1896–1921 by James Wood
Review Of “Militia Myths: Ideas Of The Canadian Citizen Soldier, 1896–1921” By James Wood, Kirk Goodlet
Review Of “Militia Myths: Ideas Of The Canadian Citizen Soldier, 1896–1921” By James Wood, Kirk Goodlet
Canadian Military History
Review of Militia Myths: Ideas of the Canadian Citizen Soldier, 1896–1921 by James Wood
Using Sports To Teach Finance And Economics
Using Sports To Teach Finance And Economics
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Sustaining student interest in economics and finance is often a challenging task. One way to generate interest is through the use of examples that are interesting and relevant to the students. Sports provide many examples of finance and economics principles. In this paper, we provide seven sports examples that can be used to demonstrate various topics in and out of the classroom. These examples can be used either to introduce material or to assist more advanced students in gaining a deeper understanding of the subject matter. The examples have the additional benefit of providing memorable allegories to the business world.
Using Microsoft Corporation To Demonstrate The Optimal Capital Structure Trade-Off Theory
Using Microsoft Corporation To Demonstrate The Optimal Capital Structure Trade-Off Theory
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
In this paper, we apply the trade-off theory of capital structure to Microsoft. We use data for bond ratings, bond risk premiums, and levered CAPM betas to compute the cost of equity and the weighted average cost of capital for Microsoft at different debt levels. This study shows the impact of increasing financial leverage on WACC. As financial leverage increases, the WACC decreases until the optimal debt ratio is reached, after which, the WACC begins to rise. At this debt ratio, the value of Microsoft will be maximized. Our results indicate the optimal debt ratio for Microsoft is 37.5 percent.
Differences In Student Evaluations From Hybrid And Traditional Courses
Differences In Student Evaluations From Hybrid And Traditional Courses
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Hybrid courses contain online elements in combination with reduced in-class seat time. This study examines differences in student evaluations from hybrid and traditional sections of an introductory course in economic and business statistics. In our hybrid course, face-to-face lectures are replaced with online lectures and class periods are conducted as question-answer and practice sessions. We find strong evidence that students mark down evaluation scores in the hybrid versus traditional format. Markdowns occur across all dimensions of the evaluation instrument.
Twitter And The Public Choice Course: A Pedagogical Vignette On Political Information Technology
Twitter And The Public Choice Course: A Pedagogical Vignette On Political Information Technology
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Given the paucity of undergraduate textbooks in public choice, instructors often look for innovative approaches and unique examples when teaching undergraduate courses in public choice economics. This essay offers a pedagogical vignette for undergraduate courses in public choice that deals with the technological development in political information represented by “tweeting.” Twitter offers mobile communications services that some representatives use to boost their stock of political reputation capital.
Teaching Tamazight In Algeria Dialects And Territories Covered, Ramdane Boukherrouf
Teaching Tamazight In Algeria Dialects And Territories Covered, Ramdane Boukherrouf
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Our contribution consists in drawing up a report on the process of generalization of the teaching of Tamazight in Algeria. In effect, since its introduction to the school in 1995, the Ministry of National Education has initiated several policies for its generalization on both the vertical and horizontal levels. Our work proposes a quantitative and qualitative study of this policy. By using a numerical presentation of the number of teaching posts already on the labor market, and their illustration on geographical maps using the QGIS software, we highlight the policy of generalization of Tamazight teaching engaged in Algeria by spotlighting …
Brain-Type, Gender, And Student Success In The Principles Of Economics
Brain-Type, Gender, And Student Success In The Principles Of Economics
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Studies of the impact of gender on student performance in the principles of economics yield ambiguous conclusions. Some studies find that women are less successful than men in the principles of economics, while others conclude that gender is inconsequential. Few, if any, scientific works find women’s performance better than men’s performance. These ambiguities arise because past studies have not considered the distribution of brain-types by gender. This paper addresses the question of which brain-types are more successful in the principles of economics and whether these brain-types can be associated with a particular gender.
Attracting “Otherwise Bright” Women To Economics: An Administrative Strategy For Small To Medium Size Economics Departments
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
This paper reports on a departmental strategy that targets students in the one-semester introductory economics survey course for non-majors by (1) aggressively marketing the economics degree, and (2) allowing high achieving students to waive the macroeconomic principles requirement for an economics degree. A detailed analysis of 602 student transcripts over a period of 33 years suggests that the waiver policy has not disadvantaged students in subsequent upper-level economics courses. On the contrary, women entering the economics program through the survey course have both significantly improved gender balance and the overall academic performance of economics students
French And Amazighity A Through The History Of Maghreb, Mohamed Quitout
French And Amazighity A Through The History Of Maghreb, Mohamed Quitout
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
The author of this article intends to focus on a rarely mentioned subject, that of France's relationship to Amazigh and Amazigh. It is true that we have often heard about "the Berber policy of France". But did this policy really exist, a linguistic policy understood in the sense of a reasoned and finalized strategy leading to concrete actions on the key lands of Amazighity, namely the Amazigh language and culture. This paper will attempt to answer this paper by exploring the question throughout the period of the French colonization of Morocco and Algeria.
Gender, Sociocultural Representations Link With Family Structure In Moroccan Arabic Television Advertising, Naima Ouachene
Gender, Sociocultural Representations Link With Family Structure In Moroccan Arabic Television Advertising, Naima Ouachene
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Advertising is not just a reflection of society; it is a representation of the world. This phenomenon is very similar to what is called, in social psychology, a social representation. In addition, television advertisement in Moroccan Arabic employs elements of social thinking, beliefs, images, stigma or stereotypes that the receiver confronts with their own thinking system. In this regard, it recovers the image assigned to gender in Moroccan society in order to reproduce its own communicative strategies.
Cultural Activities And Educational Communication, Abdellah Kaaouas
Cultural Activities And Educational Communication, Abdellah Kaaouas
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
Teacher-student interaction facilitates the mental examination and processing of information during foreign language acquisition. Various disciplines converge to provide professionals (teachers and instructional designers) with the necessary tools to effectively address learners' needs. Cultural animation and pedagogical communication modes are frequently employed in language teaching to tackle diverse challenges that require the implementation of scientific methodologies and approaches.
The Glossary Of Metonymy In The Moroccan Proverbs, Ouafae Idrissi Aydi
The Glossary Of Metonymy In The Moroccan Proverbs, Ouafae Idrissi Aydi
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
The proverb is certainly the statement that best reflects the relationship between the interlocutors and their society. Dissecting it will lead us to understand its different components. Certainly, the words that compose it are drawn from the core lexis of Moroccan speech. However, the arrangement that one makes of it is always subjected to societal and cultural values. The presence of the words referring to parts of the body does not go unnoticed since this kind of lexicon is part of the construction of the proverbial meaning. What are the names of the parts of the body that are legion? …
Characterizing Student Finance Organizations-A Survey Of Fma Chapters
Characterizing Student Finance Organizations-A Survey Of Fma Chapters
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
This manuscript presents the results of a survey of faculty advisors of student chapters of the Financial Management Association International (FMA). The institutions, advisors, and chapters are characterized in an effort to better understand how institutions serve their students—through the management of chapters and also how institutions provide that service through assignment of faculty advisors. The evidence indicates that chapters provide a wide-range of services and opportunities to students through the chapters, yet there appears to be differing perspectives as to the role, nature, and assignment, of chapter advisors.
Recent Trends And New Evidence In Economics And Finance Education
Recent Trends And New Evidence In Economics And Finance Education
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
The teaching of pre-college economics has been widely researched for over 45 years with studies focused upon teacher training and improving students’ understanding. This paper reviews that research base, and reports the results of a new national survey, as well as a summary of several recent developments in the field of economic education. Young people can learn economics best when taught by knowledgeable teachers using well developed curriculum materials. But, to accommodate expanding state requirements, pertinacious state bureaucracies must increase teacher training and curriculum standards.
The Supply Of Loanable Funds: A Comment On The Misconception And Its Implications
The Supply Of Loanable Funds: A Comment On The Misconception And Its Implications
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
Recently Fields-Hart publish two articles on interest rate determination in this journal. In both articles, they analyze interest rates on the basis of an unconventional definition of the supply of loanable funds. In this note we argue that their concept of the supply of loanable funds based on “spillover from the money market” is a gross misunderstanding of the concept. Although Fields-Hart considered their concept as “critically important part of their story,” the results in their first article are independent of this mistake. However, their second article continues this misconception and hence yields invalid results.
Is There A Link Between Performance In International Economics Courses And Academic Success?
Is There A Link Between Performance In International Economics Courses And Academic Success?
Journal of Economics and Finance Education
This paper uses a sample of 6,470 students and Maximum Likelihood Estimation to determine the relationship between grades received in international economics courses and academic success of business majors. The results indicate that the grades earned in international economics courses as well as the number of international economics courses are significant and positive determinants of students’ final GPA.
Proverbs As A Linguistic And Cultural Mirror: A Morphosyntactic Approach, Massira Serhir
Proverbs As A Linguistic And Cultural Mirror: A Morphosyntactic Approach, Massira Serhir
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)
This article examines proverbs as a linguistic and cultural phenomenon, focusing on their morphosyntactic structure. It shows how proverbs condense collective experience and cultural values into fixed linguistic forms, and how their grammatical organization contributes to their semantic stability and pragmatic effectiveness.
The Naimbian Holocaust: Genocide Ignored, History Repeated, Yet Reparations Denied, Kenneth L. Lewis Jr.
The Naimbian Holocaust: Genocide Ignored, History Repeated, Yet Reparations Denied, Kenneth L. Lewis Jr.
Florida Journal of International Law
This Essay will analyze the atrocities committed by Germany in Namibia and examine whether Germany’s conduct was unlawful under international law.
Ipot: Is China Interfering With U.S.-Mexican Efforts To Reduce Organized Crime?, Kevin Snow
Ipot: Is China Interfering With U.S.-Mexican Efforts To Reduce Organized Crime?, Kevin Snow
Florida Journal of International Law
This Article will examine whether or not providing international protection for cannabis-based intellectual property of U.S.-Mexican corporations and nonprofits could reduce organized crime. Part I of this comment will discuss North and Central American law and enforcement practices against manufacturers, and Part II will compare it with Chinese law and practices. Part III will conclude.
The Role Of The International Criminal Court In Implementing The Responsibility To Protect, Yejoon Rim
The Role Of The International Criminal Court In Implementing The Responsibility To Protect, Yejoon Rim
Florida Journal of International Law
This Article aims to discuss the relationship between the International Criminal Court (ICC) and Responsibility to Protect (R2P), focusing on the role of the ICC in implementing R2P. It will first examine the evolution of R2P and the ICC respectively, and actual cases that relate these two frameworks to each other. After examining their common threads and features, it will then seek to situate the ICC as one of the mechanisms for the implementation of R2P. The ICC will be considered with three components encompassed in R2P implementation—the responsibility to prevent, the responsibility to react, and the responsibility to rebuild. …
An Analysis Of The People's Republic Of China's Foreign Investment Law And Foreign Direct Investment In Shanghai's Free Trade Zone, Omar R. Gutierrez
An Analysis Of The People's Republic Of China's Foreign Investment Law And Foreign Direct Investment In Shanghai's Free Trade Zone, Omar R. Gutierrez
Florida Journal of International Law
This Article will explain how the megacity of Shanghai, China is currently developed and ever progressing, which is key to attracting foreign investors and continuing to build a world leading financial center. Additionally, this article will revisit the setbacks China experienced under rule by Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. This article will then fast forward in time to present day China and Shanghai to describe the initial open door reforms that created specialized “zones,” which was a petri dish for China to experiment with foreign investment. The largest section of this article will cover China foreign investment law and its …
Combating International Terrorism, Waseem Ahmad Qureshi
Combating International Terrorism, Waseem Ahmad Qureshi
Florida Journal of International Law
The first part of this Article will scrutinize the characteristics and explanations of “international terrorism” given by different organizations and renowned scholars, and it will discuss the scopes of those definitions. The second part will further elaborate on the subject with the political deliberation of terrorist events, the criminalization of terrorism and the derogation from fundamental human rights in the absence of an actual state of emergency. The third part will analyze the acts of international organizations and the international community, and their scope in combating terrorism. The fourth part will consist of concluding observations.
Lead Levels In Fingernails Of Hemodialysis Patients And Healthy Individuals In Karbala, Iraq: A Biomonitoring Study Using Icp Oes, Baker A. Joda, Rusul Jaafar, Rana Hameed, Hiba Sadeq Alheloo, Sadeq Jaafar Hasan Dwenee
Lead Levels In Fingernails Of Hemodialysis Patients And Healthy Individuals In Karbala, Iraq: A Biomonitoring Study Using Icp Oes, Baker A. Joda, Rusul Jaafar, Rana Hameed, Hiba Sadeq Alheloo, Sadeq Jaafar Hasan Dwenee
Karbala International Journal of Modern Science
The use of non-invasive media to evaluate the association between trace elements and diseases has spread in recent centuries. Fingernail samples were collected from 103 individuals, including both healthy participants and those undergoing hemodialysis, residing in Karbala, Iraq, and ranging in age from 21 to 75 years. The concentrations of lead were determined using an Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry (ICP OES). Statistical analyses using F-tests and two-tailed t-tests were conducted to examine the effects of health status, gender, smoking status, and their interactions on lead levels in washed fingernails. The concentrations of Pb in washed fingernails of healthy …
From Operations To Outcomes: The Role Of Industry 4.0 In Customer Management And Financial Performance, Hong Long Chen
From Operations To Outcomes: The Role Of Industry 4.0 In Customer Management And Financial Performance, Hong Long Chen
Management Dynamics
Despite extensive research on Industry 4.0 (I4.0) technologies, relatively little attention has been given to their impact on financial performance at the firm level. This study proposes a model to investigate the links between I4.0 implementation level (I4.0IL), supply chain management performance (SCMP), customer management performance (CMP), and company financial outcomes using bootstrap-based structural equation modeling (SEM) with data from 91 companies across various sectors. The results of the bootstrap-based SEM with 1,000 resamples show that SCMP significantly influences both CMP and company financial performance, and CMP also significantly impacts financial performance. While I4.0IL does not significantly amplify the effects …
Sglt2 Inhibitors In Diabetes Management: Mechanisms, Clinical Benefits, And Expanding Therapeutic Frontiers, Naiyer Shahzad, Nahla Ayoub
Sglt2 Inhibitors In Diabetes Management: Mechanisms, Clinical Benefits, And Expanding Therapeutic Frontiers, Naiyer Shahzad, Nahla Ayoub
Saudi Toxicology Journal
The kidneys play a vital role in renal glucose reabsorption, with the sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) in the proximal renal tubules performing a crucial function in reabsorbing glucose into the bloodstream. SGLT2-selective inhibitors are a new class of oral antidiabetic drugs that enhance glycemic control in diabetic patients by blocking glucose reabsorption. These drugs are primarily developed to treat type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). This review summarizes the latest preclinical and clinical trials on SGLT2 inhibitors. These new oral antidiabetic agents effectively and selectively block SGLT2, leading to a reduction in blood glucose levels and HbA1c in both diabetic animal models …
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The Role Of Side-Chain Length And Counterion Mediation On Dimerization Of Rigid Sphere-Rod Amphiphiles: A Molecular Dynamics Investigation, Mesfin Tsige, Tianbo Liu, Javad Tamnanloo, Abdol Hadi Mokarizadeh
The Role Of Side-Chain Length And Counterion Mediation On Dimerization Of Rigid Sphere-Rod Amphiphiles: A Molecular Dynamics Investigation, Mesfin Tsige, Tianbo Liu, Javad Tamnanloo, Abdol Hadi Mokarizadeh
University Research
Rigid sphere-rod amphiphiles (RSRAs) comprising a Keggin polyoxometalate (POM) headgroup and an oligofluorene rod with different side chain lengths (C2, C6, C10, C16, are the number of carbon atoms per side chain) were probed by all-atom molecular dynamics in THF/water mixtures (15 and 33 vol % THF) with tetrabutylammonium (TBA+) counterions to elucidate the molecular origins of dimerization. Despite strong Keggin-Keggin electrostatic repulsion, stable dimers form through a synergy of (i) hydrophobic rod/side-chain interaction that strengthens with side-chain length and (ii) counterion-mediated attraction by TBA+, which localizes near the Keggins to screen electrostatic repulsion. Packing evolves from near-parallel rods for …
Undifferentiated Blast Crisis In Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia: A Rarest-Of-The-Rare Complication In A Patient On Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor, Priyanka Mishra, Sanjeevan Sharma
Undifferentiated Blast Crisis In Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia: A Rarest-Of-The-Rare Complication In A Patient On Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor, Priyanka Mishra, Sanjeevan Sharma
Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal
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