Ce livre aborde le réchauffement climatique et ses enjeux, en explorant les causes, les impacts et les solutions possibles. Il souligne le rôle crucial des actuaires face à ces défis et vise à stimuler des discussions sur la durabilité et la gestion des risques liés au changement climatique.
The book explores the fundamental nature of communication, tracing its origins to the Latin word "communis," which emphasizes the importance of common understanding between individuals. It highlights the roles of sender and receiver in effective communication and discusses its critical function in organizations, referencing Chester Bernard's view of communication as a dynamic force shaping group behavior. The text underscores the necessity of strong communication skills for professional success, as emphasized by Sir John Harvey-Jones, asserting that effective communication is vital for organizational efficacy.
The book examines the crucial role of European banks in financing the economy, emphasizing their responsibilities in fostering a sustainable financial system. It highlights the banks' commitment to supporting sustainable economic growth and transitioning to a two-degree economy. The focus is on environmental sustainability and the banks' potential to enhance their contributions while managing risks across various sectors, not just those directly impacted by climate change.
N and Interaction Dynamics
The book delves into the biology of coronaviruses, highlighting their evolution from veterinary concerns to significant human health threats due to recent outbreaks. It explains the viruses' ability to adapt and utilize various cell surface receptors for entry, particularly focusing on the role of aminopeptidase N (APN) as a key entry point. APN, a multifunctional enzyme linked to various physiological processes and cancer, is examined for its distribution across tissues and its altered expression in tumors, offering insights into the complexities of CoV infection mechanisms.
How the two can come together and create better public policy
The book delves into the intricate process of public policy creation, emphasizing that it encompasses more than just laws; it is integral to government functioning. It explores the roles of the Legislature, Executive, and Judicial branches, highlighting how laws evolve through executive agencies into complex regulations. The interplay between these branches shapes public policy, while political science examines the factors influencing policy development and theories surrounding it. This comprehensive analysis reveals the significant impact of judicial interpretations on public policy outcomes.
The book delves into the dynamics of green finance in China, examining how Chinese banks provide loans to support low-carbon investments amid a backdrop of climate change. It investigates the effectiveness of green loans in enhancing credit risk management and creating new business opportunities, while also analyzing the impact of the Green Credit Policy initiated by the government. By exploring the unique aspects of China's banking system, the study aims to identify strategies for closing the green financing gap and the government's role in advancing green finance initiatives.
FOR REMOVAL OF POVERTY AND FOOD HUNGER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RURAL INDIA
Aquaculture has emerged as a rapidly expanding sector in global food production, outpacing other animal food sources with a remarkable annual growth rate of 10% since 1984. By 2005, it accounted for 33% of total fish production, reflecting a significant shift from capture fisheries. This sector plays a crucial role in socio-economic development, particularly in India, providing income, employment, and a source of affordable, nutritious food while stimulating related industries. Notably, one in three fish consumed worldwide is now farm-raised.
Focusing on the evolution and significance of public policy analysis, this comprehensive work explores its historical context, methodological approaches, and the ethical considerations involved. It delves into the empirical techniques that shape the field and the theoretical discussions that have emerged, particularly from post-positivist and interpretative perspectives. The interplay between empirical and normative analysis serves as a central theme, reflecting ongoing debates and challenges within the discipline, making it a vital resource for understanding contemporary public policy issues.
The book explores the critical role of financial institutions, particularly banks, in promoting sustainable development within a market-driven framework. It highlights how banks face credit and liability risks due to stringent environmental policies and consumer actions in a globalized economy. The narrative advocates for banks to adopt environmentally responsible lending practices, encouraging industries to invest in ecological management and sustainable technologies. By integrating environmental considerations into their operations, banks can mitigate risks and contribute positively to economic growth and sustainability.
The book offers a comprehensive overview of Financial Management, highlighting its evolution from traditional accountancy to a crucial component of modern business practices influenced by industrialization. It covers various dimensions such as corporate finance, financial economics, and financial engineering, making it essential for students in economics, commerce, and management. Concepts are presented in clear language with practical examples, aligning with the syllabi of B.Com, B.B.A., B.B.M., M.Com, and M.B.A. programs to support student learning.