Titlebook: Business Finance and the Capital Market; Kenneth Midgley,Ronald G. Burns Textbook 1972Latest edition Kenneth Midgley and Ronald G. Burns 1

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Heinz Rittinghaus,Heinz Dieter Motzes not simply depend on the flow of new savings compared with the level of investment in capital projects, but on speculative movements reflecting the public’s varying preferences for holding cash rather than securities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95810-6he same procedures as internal trade (i.e. enquiries into customer’s credit-standing and possibly sales only on cash-on-delivery terms) but these procedures are applied in a way which accommodates the circumstances, and the terminology is often difficult.

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The Capital Marketes not simply depend on the flow of new savings compared with the level of investment in capital projects, but on speculative movements reflecting the public’s varying preferences for holding cash rather than securities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93483-3of raw materials and markets, or for gaining the advantage of diversification, or simply to eliminate competition. The evolution of the industrial leviathans is then considered. The chapter concludes with a brief comment on the desirability of a favourable economic environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-98942-1on borne by businesses and in particular the taxes introduced since the mid-sixties. In addition to explaining how the various taxes work we also look to the reasons for their introduction, the influence on capital market operations, and how other countries’ business taxation compares with our own.