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a) Proprietorship: An unincorporated business owned by a single individual.
Partnership: An unincorporated business owned by two or more individuals.
Corporation: A legal entity created by state law with multiple owners, all with limited liability.
b) Limited Partnership: A partnership where there are general and limited partners. The former are subjected to unlimited liability and control where as the latter are only liable for the amount of their investment in the business, and have no control.
Limited Liability Partnership: Also known as an LLC is where all partners are only liable for their investment in the business.
Professional Corporation: An incorporated business that offers limited liability to its multiple owners (shareholders) that invest in the business with minimal risk.
c) Stockholder wealth maximization: To increase the company’s ability to generate cash flow, which in turn leads to payouts to stockholders.
d) Money Market: The markets for short-term (less than one year to maturity) highly liquid debt securities.
Capital Market: The markets for intermediate or long-term (1- 5 years to
maturity) and corporate stocks.
Primary Market: The markets in which corporations raise new capital.
Secondary Market: The markets in which existing outstanding securities are traded among investors.
e) Private market: Markets where transactions occur directly between two parties.
Public Market: Markets where standardized contracts are traded on organized exchanges, such as a common stock or corporate bonds.
Derivatives: Financial instruments or securities that derive their value from another security.
f) Investment Banker: A facilitator to help transfer capital from savers to businesses by buying stocks or bonds from corporations and selling them to savers in the form of securities.
Financial Service Corporation: Conglomerates that include several financial institutions under one corporation.
Financial Intermediary: A bank or a mutual fund that takes cash from savers in exchange for its own securities and reinvests the cash in businesses securities.
g) Mutual Fund: Corporations that accept money from savers and use the money to invest in different securities, and pooling funds helps reduce risk to investors.
Money market Fund: Interest bearing checking accounts.
h) Physical Location Exchanges: Types of secondary markets where traders physically meet and trade in a specific location. Examples include NYSE and AMEX.
Computer/ Telephone Network: Types of secondary markets where traders make exchanges over computer or telephone networks and do not meet in person. An example of a computer or telephone networks is Nasdaq.
i) Open Outcry Auctions: An auction where traders meet in person and communicate via shouts and signals to trade.
Dealer Market: A market where dealers keep inventory of traded stocks and list the prices that they are willing to buy and sell at on a computerized quotation system.
Electronic Communications Network: An electronic system that matches market orders to buy and sell at the lowest prices. It then executes the transaction and notifies the parties involved.
j) Production Opportunities: The ability to turn capital into benefits. An example is when a student borrows to pay for college; they expect to get a better job and higher income from their investment.
Time Preference for Consumption: The choice of a buyer or business to save or spend their money in the present or to invest it and enjoy greater spending in the future.
k) Foreign Trade Deficit: When the government imports more than it exports or buys more than it sells on the international market, this debt is paid by borrowing, resulting in a deficit.
There is plenty of space in the US for people to come live here. Take a road trip anywhere and you’ll have your fair share of reminding.
You are not leaving your position at God knows where to do the mineal jobs they are willing to get done – efficiently if I might add.
Laslty, you came from somewhere else too. If you believe that they need to go home, then I suggest you get a head start on your packing.
“this camera is be3inek” – As valuable as your eyes.
“the dress is bardo be3inek” Also of the same value.
‘Taab calm down” she laughed.
“Da homma 3ineen...” -There are only two eyes.
Im a mute Okazaki fragment.
A piece of something bigger, that doesn’t code for anything by itself, but can’t address the fact that it is missing parts.
–unofficial review of the first 3 chapters of Developing the Leader Within You –
“Everyone continually exerts influence either to heal, bless, to leave marks of beauty, or to wound, to hurt, to poison, to stain other lives…“
What kind of influence are you having on the people that you pass in life? That kind of psychs me out. How we should always be our best. As Muslims, as role models, as leaders. We are going to be held accountable for the way we affect people. How we appear to them, especially in the name of Islam.
“You can’t lead people farther than you’ve ever been yourself”
I make dua’a that Allah SWT grants me leadership to the muttaqeen and subhan Allah…I really have just learned the true meaning of leading. It requires the utmost in good character. When Islam teaches us about character, there is such an emphasis on good manners. It seems all friendly and “Yeah, people will like you better…” But that is just the surface. Character is everything.
“People’ s Minds are changed by Observation, not Argument.”
People follow example. They can be told one million times. It won’t make a difference.
In leading people we have to look at our own integrity. Who are we? What do we stand for? People can sniff out fakeness. You can pretend all you want but you will be found out sooner or later. So, being honest, even when people aren’t going to particularly like what you have to say, is crucial.
“The measure of a man’s true character is what he would do if he was never found out.“
that one speaks for itself.
To me it was more of the following quesiton:
“Is there any Abu-Lahab in me…?”
The lesson behind the surah wasn’t that Allah SWT can punish a person for their deeds. That is a fact. Allah is all powerful and Able to do anything. It was a lesson and a reminder to anyone who has the same aversion from the truth. That can be through arrogance, ego, etc.
Also the idea of Abu Lahab trying to ransom other people for his own freedom on the day of judgment. Our relationships as people are so volatile. We say we love each other, we care, we miss each other. We just focus so much on the small stuff the relationships, the interactions. Although these aren’t supposed to be disregarded our final love should be for Allah SWT. We won’t be able to take any of this with us.
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Sumayah
