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Ayub Mehar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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National Trade Associations, Economic Development & Globalization
PsycEXTRA Dataset, 2009Co-Authors: Ayub MeharAbstract:In the post communism regime, the responsibility of economic development has largely been shifted to private sector. The increasing role of private sector enterprises introduced the new concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR), democratization in Business and finance, corporate culture, fair trade, good governance and economic freedom and participation. The ‘wealth maximization concept’ under the ‘extreme capitalism’, limited liability, separate entity, agency cost, professionalism, and competitiveness were redefined. The implementation of the separate entity concept and the code of corporate governance have become more important in the post communism regime. Now, problems in trade and investment are closely linked with the problems of unemployment, income distribution, poverty, macroeconomic growth, regional and infrastructure development, socio-cultural changes, political structure, and the rate of crimes in a country. Business related issues couldn’t be studied in isolation; they are integrated with the sociopolitical dimensions of an economy. In the present inclination of globalization where the word ‘countries’ is being silently replaced by ‘economies’, the role of trade bodies has became more important. The policy advocacy, research and to work as a leading and supreme think tank should be the core activities of the national and multilateral chambers of commerce. The power and role of the chambers in global polices has been studied and contemplated by various analysts. The role of trade associations, chambers of commerce, large corporations and the Business groups in the economic development has become an important area of research which lead the drastic development in the literature of Business economics. Now, Business Economics has become an important branch of the applied economics. To provide a forum for research and debates on the contemporary issues in Business Economics, the National Association of Business Economists are serving in the developing and industrialized countries. These associations have close association with the National Chambers of Commerce. Various economists have been analyzing on the productivity, importance and the role of the local chambers and the trade specific associations. Aldrich, Fiol, and Staber from Cambridge University, Arendt from University of Chicago, Axelrod, from New York, Benhabib from Princeton University, Dowling from Oxford University, Fombrun from Harvard Business School, Fukuyama from John Hopkins University, Gutmann from Harvard University, Harré from Cambridge University, Lehne from New York University, Olson from Harvard University, North from Cambridge University, Olson from Harvard University, and Shapiro from Oxford University are famous research scholars in the filed of Business economics who have been serving on the role of large Business houses and the Business Representative associations in the economic and socio political development and changes in the global Business and financial environment. The paper covers the importance and background of the study, nexus of the chambers with the states and multilateral institutions and effects on socioeconomic development and policy Recommendations.
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National Trade Associations, Economic Development and Globalization
2008Co-Authors: Ayub MeharAbstract:In the post communism regime, the responsibility of economic development has largely been shifted to private sector. The increasing role of private sector enterprises introduced the new concepts of corporate social responsibility (CSR), democratization in Business and finance, corporate culture, fair trade, good governance and economic freedom and participation. The ‘wealth maximization concept’ under the ‘extreme capitalism’, limited liability, separate entity, agency cost, professionalism, and competitiveness were redefined. The implementation of the separate entity concept and the code of corporate governance have become more important in the post communism regime. Now, problems in trade and investment are closely linked with the problems of unemployment, income distribution, poverty, macroeconomic growth, regional and infrastructure development, socio-cultural changes, political structure, and the rate of crimes in a country. Business related issues couldn’t be studied in isolation; they are integrated with the sociopolitical dimensions of an economy. In the present inclination of globalization where the word ‘countries’ is being silently replaced by ‘economies’, the role of trade bodies has became more important. The policy advocacy, research and to work as a leading and supreme think tank should be the core activities of the national and multilateral chambers of commerce. The power and role of the chambers in global polices has been studied and contemplated by various analysts. The role of trade associations, chambers of commerce, large corporations and the Business groups in the economic development has become an important area of research which lead the drastic development in the literature of Business economics. Now, Business Economics has become an important branch of the applied economics. To provide a forum for research and debates on the contemporary issues in Business Economics, the National Association of Business Economists are serving in the developing and industrialized countries. These associations have close association with the National Chambers of Commerce. Various economists have been analyzing on the productivity, importance and the role of the local chambers and the trade specific associations. Aldrich, Fiol, and Staber from Cambridge University, Arendt from University of Chicago, Axelrod, from New York, Benhabib from Princeton University, Dowling from Oxford University, Fombrun from Harvard Business School, Fukuyama from John Hopkins University, Gutmann from Harvard University, Harre from Cambridge University, Lehne from New York University, Olson from Harvard University, North from Cambridge University, Olson from Harvard University, and Shapiro from Oxford University are famous research scholars in the filed of Business economics who have been serving on the role of large Business houses and the Business Representative associations in the economic and socio political development and changes in the global Business and financial environment. The paper covers the importance and background of the study, nexus of the chambers with the states and multilateral institutions and effects on socioeconomic development and policy Recommendations.
Taxpayer Services Directorate - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Authorizing a Business Representative
2011Co-Authors: Canada Revenue Agency, Taxpayer Services, Taxpayer Services DirectorateAbstract:Business, appointing, restricting or cancelling authorization of a Business Representative, account enquiries, access your accounts, register your Business, update account information, managing access to your account, responsibilities.
Canada Revenue Agency - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Authorizing a Business Representative
2011Co-Authors: Canada Revenue Agency, Taxpayer Services, Taxpayer Services DirectorateAbstract:Business, appointing, restricting or cancelling authorization of a Business Representative, account enquiries, access your accounts, register your Business, update account information, managing access to your account, responsibilities.
Susan Morris - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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PLANO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
2010Co-Authors: Carol Rhoden, Erinn Bollom, Kelli Murthy, Stephanie Paholski, Dina Ricciardi, Stefanie Ramos, Donna Hartman, Lori Groves, Debi Leete, Susan MorrisAbstract:Committee Members Name Role Year 1st Participated on SBIC Carol Rhoden Faculty Member 2009 Erinn Bollom Faculty Member 2009 Stacy Lawrence Faculty Member 2009 Kelli Murthy Faculty Member 2010 Stephanie Paholski Faculty Member 2010 Dina Ricciardi Faculty Member 2010 Stefanie Ramos Principal Donna Hartman District Professional 2009 Lori Groves Campus Professional, Non-teaching Debi Leete Support Staff Member 2010 Susan Morris Parent-Selected by PTA 2010 Denise Bell Parent-Selected by Principal 2010 Keri Gorman Parent 2009 Denise Jones Parent 2009 KC Cook Parent 2010 Jack Conaway Parent 2009 Vicki Prouty Community Member 2009 Virgina Strauss Community Member 2009 Pat & Nancie Przada Business Representative 2009 Scott Dyer Business Representative 2009 Sara Meyer Ad Hoc (optional)
Tami Burnett - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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PLANO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
2011Co-Authors: Kacy Young, Joni Gigliotti, Barbara Richardson, Bethany Rogers, Kelli Moore, Jeanne Koepke, Michelle Zrno, Clare Hebert, Angie Callahan, Tami BurnettAbstract:Committee Members Name Role Year 1st Participated on SBIC Marisa Cherry (Math) Faculty Member 2011-2012 Kacy Young (Rdg/Writing) Faculty Member 2009-2010 Amy Chilcutt (ESL) Faculty Member 2010-2011 Joni Gigliotti (Science) Faculty Member 2009-2010 Haley Kim (Diversity) Faculty Member 2011-2012 Tracy Sievers (PACE) Faculty Member 2010-2011 Barbara Richardson Principal 2005-2006 Bethany Rogers District Professional 2009-2010 Ashala Foppe (Counselor) Campus Professional, Non-teaching 2009-2010 Beverly Arledge (Office Mgr.) Support Staff Member 2009-2010 Kelli Moore Parent-Selected by PTA/O 2011-2012 Jeanne Koepke Parent-Selected by Principal 2009-2010 Michelle Zrno Parent 2011-2012 Clare Hebert Parent 2011-2012 Angie Callahan Parent 2011-2012 Tami Burnett Parent 2011-2012 Lisa McCain Community Member 2010-2011 Laura Murphy Community Member 2010-2011 David Smith Business Representative 2009-2010 Caleb Rydbeck Business Representative 2009-2010 Julie Barnard (Ad Hoc) Lit Specialist Ad Hoc (optional) 2009-2010
