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Marvin Windows and Doors Case Study: Hepburn Hall, New Jersey city university Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
Hepburn Hall at New Jersey City University holds a special place in the community, as well as in the hearts of those who have attended this venerable state university. Therefore, when the time came to update the 600-plus windows on this classic structure, the owners wanted only the best. The...
Tags: Construction, Marvin Windows and Doors, window
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Security Design In Initial Public Offerings
The security design problem was investigated in an Initial Public Offering (IPO). To raise capital, the owners of the firm must take the winner's curse problem into account, that is, they must underprice the securities they issue in order to compensate the less informed investors for their willingness to participate...
Tags: Financial Planning, Investment, IPO, investor, security
White papers 2007-06-05
Utilities Reforms And Corruption In Developing Countries
This paper shows empirically that "Privatization" in the energy, telecommunications, and water sectors, and the introduction of independent regulators in those sectors, have not always had the expected effects on access, affordability, or quality of services. It also shows that corruption leads to adjustments in the quantity, quality, and price...
Tags: Regulations, City University, privatization, affordability, regulator, developing country, adjustment, QoS, telecommunications
White papers 2007-03-29
Projects Underway
This is a template for project underway like project cost, status, risk etc.
Tags: Strategy
Tools & templates 2004-07-01
Exploring Coordination Properties Within Populations Of Distributed Agents
This paper presents a discussion of coordination properties within populations of geospatially distributed embodied agents. Two axes are defined: interaction mechanisms and population diversity; and a new framework design is presented for exploring the relationship between values along these axes and the efficiency of solutions for a set of related...
Tags: Real estate, ax, agent
White papers 2006-01-28
Is Evaluation In Practice
IS evaluation exercises continued to engender scepticism. The evaluation of IS investment is considered a 'Wicked problem' and there are good reasons for this judgment. The topic has attracted many researchers. There is a substantial body of literature on the problems of measurement and the inadequacies of traditional investment appraisal...
Tags: City University, Appraisal
White papers 2006-01-03
The Stakeholder Pension Lottery: An Analysis of the Default Funds in UK Stakeholder Pension Schemes
The paper analyzes the range of default funds offered by UK stakeholder pension schemes, against the background of research that shows the majority of pension scheme members passively accept the default arrangements offered by the scheme sponsor. It finds the default funds vary substantially in their strategic asset allocation and...
Tags: Asset management, City University, asset allocation, asset, benefit, analysis
White papers 2005-02-01
Socially Responsible Investment by Trustees of Charities and Occupational Pension Funds (SRI)
This paper initially explores the rationale and growth of corporate social responsibility by companies. The paper then charts the development and legislative background to the regulations to the Pensions Act 1995 and the forthcoming Charities Act 2005, which for the first time obliges charities and pension scheme trustees to state...
Tags: Benefits, City University, pension fund, Corporate Social Responsibility, strategy, performance
White papers 2005-01-01
Is There a Link Between Pension-Fund Assets and Economic Growth? - A Cross-Country Study
Pension fund assets have increased markedly during recent decades, and there are signs that this trend will continue, particularly given demographic changes and the current pattern of pension reform towards funded systems. This paper designs a modified Cobb-Douglas production function with pension assets as a shift factor. It then employs...
Tags: City University, OECD, emerging market
White papers 2004-12-01
Immigration or Bust? Options for Securing the Future Viability of the UK State Pension System
As a result of population ageing and declining fertility, the UK state pension system is unlikely to remain viable in the very long run without a steady inflow of young immigrant workers from abroad. However, with prudent economic management and continuing economic growth, immigration requirements can be contained and modest...
Tags: City University, pension
White papers 2004-11-01
Evaluating Pension Reform
The article tries to make explicit notions that are often implicit and sometimes not addressed at all. Discussion of the relative merits of "NDC-type" systems, or of pension reform more generally, cannot take place without this being done. It is necessary to consider not merely public pension systems, and as...
Tags: Benefits, City University, pension
White papers 2004-09-09
Employee Saving and Investment Decisions in Defined Contribution Pension Plans: Survey Evidence From the UK
In recent years there has been a significant shift in retirement income provision in the UK from the situation where employers offer defined benefit pensions, to one where defined contribution schemes are more common. This paper uses data from a survey of the members of a mid-sized UK DC pension...
Tags: Benefits, City University, pension plan, U.K., survey, knowledge, benefit
White papers 2004-09-01
What Is a Promise From the Government Worth? Measuring and Assessing Political Risk in State and Personal Pension Schemes in the United Kingdom
There are three key types of political risk facing state and personal pension schemes: those induced by demographic, economic and pure political factors. Personal pensions are not immune from political risk either, although to date they have been less susceptible than the state scheme: the abolition of the tax credit...
Tags: Benefits, City University, pension, U.K., risk, dividend, tax
White papers 2004-09-01
The Japanese Retirement Income System: A Special Case?
Retirement income systems in Japan do have a number of special characteristics. The employment and social structure of Japan is also changing. Working in older age might no longer be possible. Families are becoming less and less willing and less and less able to provide homes and care services for...
Tags: City University, Japan
White papers 2004-06-01
Host Country Impacts Of Inward FDI: Why Such Different Answers?
A substantial literature has grown up around the issue of how inward direct investment affects host countries. On almost every aspect of this question, there seems to be a wide range of empirical results in academic literature, and little sign of convergence. It is our purpose here to try to...
Tags: technique
White papers 2004-05-01
Why Are Older People Not More 'Active'?
This paper considers the extent to which the objective of "active ageing" is currently being met and obstacles to its realization. It shows how most transitions from work to retirement are abrupt. The paper draws on data on recent trends from labor force surveys and time-use surveys - using both...
Tags: City University, survey
White papers 2004-05-01
Is There a Pension Crisis in the UK?
The UK pension system is traditionally seen as offering a good example to other countries, having features such as a low social security burden of the public sector as well as a high coverage of well-financed voluntary private schemes. This paper seeks to investigate whether there is indeed a crisis...
Tags: Operational accounting, City University, Social Security, U.K.
White papers 2004-03-01
Efficient Gain and Loss Amortization and Optimal Funding in Pension Plans
The paper considers efficient methods of amortizing actuarial gains and losses in defined-benefit pension plans. In the context of a simple model where asset gains and losses emerge as a consequence of random (independent and identically distributed) rates of investment return, it has been shown that direct amortization of such...
Tags: Benefits, City University, amortization, pension plan, asset
White papers 2004-02-24
Real Estate Investment in an Asset/Liability Modeling Context
The role of real estate in a pension plan is examined using an asset/liability modeling framework. The study developed a representative liability model of a pension fund to find the impact of different liability structures on asset allocation. Efficient real estate allocations in the pension-plan context are found to be...
Tags: Asset management, Benefits, City University, pension plan, real estate, asset allocation, asset, pension fund, allocation, modeling
White papers 2003-02-12
Reengineering
Business Process Reengineering (BPR) works into the real work that produces the raw information and organizes around outcomes not tasks. Software Reengineering is part of BPR, which includes the inventory analysis, restructuring, reverse engineering, and forward engineering. This presentation discusses each of this and principles of Progress Monitoring and the...
Tags: Business process reengineering (BPR), Operational planning, City University, BPR, change request, business process, reverse engineering, re-engineering, software
Presentations 2003-01-01
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