Category: Money

  • “Who Stole the Money, and When?” by Greenberg

    Table of Contents Purpose Design/methodology/approach Findings Research limitations/implications Practical and social implications Originality/value Critique (positive) Critique (negative) Purpose The purpose of research developed in the chosen article is to identify possible personal and situational variables that may affect employee theft in a certain work setting and explain their relation to unethical behavior that may be…

  • Technical Analysis as Active Money Management Method

    Outline Technical analysis is the financial markets methodology that asserts the capability to foretell the probable course of security charges by the means of past market data study, principally price and volume. In its clearest type, technical analysis suggests only the real price performance of the market or tool, on the supposition that charge reproduces…

  • Blowing Bubbles in Ferguson’s “The Ascent of Money”

    The section ‘Blowing Bubbles’ of the book “The Ascent of Money” raises an important question such as what is the reason for producing bubbles and busts within the stock exchange. Niall Ferguson returns to the fundamental basis of the incorporated business in two major cities – Paris and Amsterdam. Moreover, the author shows the connection…

  • The Airtel Money Service: Indian and African Paths

    Table of Contents Similarities and Differences Between the two Countries Strategy and its Execution References Despite Airtel Money success in African countries, the implementation of this service in India came across a variety of obstacles. For instance, stricter regulations have slowed the transformation of the financial industry in India, especially when it comes to innovations…

  • Management: “Marketplace Money” and “Undercover Boss”

    Table of Contents The Summary of the Marketplace Money Podcast Summary of “Undercover Boss” Works Cited The Summary of the Marketplace Money Podcast The story presented as the Marketplace Money Podcast on October 18, 2013, discusses the topic of modifying the employees’ behaviors with references to the financial incentives, and this topic is directly related…

  • Virgin Money Company’s Business Model in Canada

    Table of Contents Introduction Analysis Recommendations Conclusion Introduction Virgin Money is a giant firm that offers various financial products on a platform of three distinct brands. Although its products were initially available in the United Kingdom in the mid 1990s, the management has focused on expanding the business into other nations. Due to the independence…

  • Virgin Money Company’s Business Model in Canada

    Table of Contents Introduction Analysis Recommendations Conclusion Introduction Virgin Money is a giant firm that offers various financial products on a platform of three distinct brands. Although its products were initially available in the United Kingdom in the mid 1990s, the management has focused on expanding the business into other nations. Due to the independence…

  • Virgin Money Company’s Business Model in Canada

    Table of Contents Introduction Analysis Recommendations Conclusion Introduction Virgin Money is a giant firm that offers various financial products on a platform of three distinct brands. Although its products were initially available in the United Kingdom in the mid 1990s, the management has focused on expanding the business into other nations. Due to the independence…

  • Money and Work Performance

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference List Introduction The idea of public service motivation can offer a partial explanation to this analysis. The Ideal of Public Service by O’Toole clearly demonstrates main differences between traditional and modern approaches to the study of what motivate people. The traditional approach to a public service as an…

  • Lessons on Financial Planning Using Money Tree Software

    Table of Contents Introduction Lessons Conclusion Introduction Financial planning remains a fundamental function among the investors in coming up with a method of using the finances presently and in the future. This applies to both the rich and the poor because the amount of money available requires adequate planning to avoid misuse. Technology in the…