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Steven McCann,Guillermo Aranda-Mena,Peter J. Edwards
Pág. 91 - 110
Although it is the responsibility of private consortia to deliver agreed services under Public Private Partnership arrangements, government is accountable to tax payers for achieving Value-for-Money. The public partner must therefore provide effective co...
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Jan Sundquist
Pág. 132 - 143
This is a reprint from vol 8 no 2 which has not previously beeen available electronically.In the building sector, value for the customer, is often regarded as being value for money and this, in turn, is achieved by means of competitive tendering. However...
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Craig S. Galbraith, Alex F. DeNoble, Sanford B. Ehrlich
Pág. 61 - 79
We examined the formal screening process of thirty-eight Angel Investment Groups. Within our sample, over eighty percent of the Angel Investment Groups used a committee of members to perform the initial screening of submitted business plans, while the re...
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Brien Palmer, managing partner, InterLINK Management Consulting, Export, PA
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Jerome J. DeRidder
The Accounting Profession in the United States began with the 1896 NewYork Bill which provided for an examination to become a ?Certified Public Accountant.?During this early period the professional accountant searched for the fairest presentation of fina...
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