mso_2006

احد التعاريف الهامة ( منحني التعلم )

. Learning curves reflect the increased rate at which people perform tasks as
they gain experience.
The time to perform a given task becomes progressively shorter during the early stages of production.
The curve is expressed as a percentage reduction in time to complete a task for each doubling of cumulative production.
A learning curve percentage of 80% is common.
One model assumes that the cumulative average time per unit for all production is reduced by a constant percentage.
Another assumes that the average time to produce the last unit is reduced by a constant percentage
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اسئلة امتحانات سابقة + جلايم ( مجمعة في ملف واحد )

mso_2006

جزء الاساليب الكمية
البرمجة الخطية و طرق النقل و شبكة الاعمال مشروحين لتحضيرهم قبل البدء ف مذاكرة هذه الجزئية من هوك ...

الصور المرفقة

بحوث العمليات BUS322.pdf‏ (960.1 كيلوبايت, المشاهدات 268)

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تلخيص للنسب والمؤشرات هتسهل عليك لو فهمتها وعرفت تقسيمة قبل ما تبدء تذاكر هذا الجزء


كل الملفات السابقة كانت محاولة لتوضيح الاجزاء الخمسة لبارت وان
لو فهمت الموضوعات الرئيسية كويس قبل ما تبدء تذاكر هتسهل عليك كتير
وانصح الجميع بالمذاكرة من كتاب هوك وتحل بس اسئلة من جلايم

حل كتير وانت بتذاكر حاول تتخيل ان كلام دا حقيقي يعني تتطبقه وتفهم تطبيقه عملي حتي جزئية الاقتصاد مثلا لو بتذاكر اشكال السوق market structure تخيل مثلا انك شغال في مطعم شوف دا بيندرج في اي فئة تسال نفسك هتفرق ف ايه يبقي تكون فاهم الارباح وسلوك تكاليف في هذا النوع من الاسواق ( تفهم ) واتمني اني اكون قدرت افيدكم بشيء وبعد كده هبقي اجيب اسئلة و اشرحها علي الخمس اجزاء

الصور المرفقة

Ratios_Analysis_1.0.pdf‏ (167.8 كيلوبايت, المشاهدات 223)

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محمد ابو اسامه

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله

شكرا لك اخى الكريم على هذا المجهود الطيب وجعله الله فى ميزان حسناتك وانا بجهز الان لدراسة لـ CMA وجدت دروس صوتيه قام اخ فاضل بنشرها للاجزاء 1،2،3 مرفق الرابط الخاص بها

http://acc4economic.blogspot.com/200...-1free_12.html


وسلام الله عليكم

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http://www.tvquran.com/

temoz_2009

بارك الله فيك اللهم علمنا ما ينفعنا ونفعنا بما علمتنا مشكووور جدا

mso_2006

Recession Is Over According to Financial Experts

There is a growing belief among financial experts that the recession is over Barry Knapp, a strategist at Barclays Capital, wrote recently that the economy appears "to be in the sweet spot of a recovery" and that the recession may have ended last month, according to Bloomberg News.
Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab, said on "Good Morning America" today that she agrees with that conclusion.
"It isn't any brilliant prescience on mine or anybody else's part," Sonders said. "There are certain indicators we can look at to set the turn, and I think we have seen that turn."
Sonders warned that unemployment is a lagging indicator and, historically, employment figures don't begin to recover until six months after the end of a recession. That means that this time around, unemployment likely won't peak until the end of this year.
But, she added, there are already positive signs on the employment front. Layoffs are slowing, and unemployment claims are starting to edge lower.
Meanwhile, there is also good news in housing: At least one real estate insider is actually using the words like "normalizing" and "housing market" in the same sentence.
"We're hitting some trends that show that we may be approaching a bottom, or we may be at a bottom right now," said Pat Lashinksy, the CEO of online broker Zip Realty.
A leading indicator of how the housing market is faring is inventory, the number of homes on the market. When the number of homes for sale goes down, prices rise and the market improves.
Lashinksy said that that's what's happening now. New data from ZipRealty shows that buyers are moving into the housing market at levels not seen in two years.
"Inventory levels are actually declining, and median home prices of homes available for sale have actually gone up," Lashinksy Enthusiastic Buyers Pump Up Housing Market
Zip Reality said that as of right now, it would take 8½ months to sell all the homes currently on the market, up from a high of 11 months in October 2007. Most economists say that six months is normal.
In cities like Tampa, Fla., Houston, Phoenix and Los Angeles, housing inventories have dropped dramatically.
"The fact that inventory is declining is suggesting that soon we may see home prices begin to stabilize. In some markets, it may begin to turn upward. But the downturn in the housing that we've had for the last three years may be coming to an end," said Lawrence Yun, the chief economist for the National Association of Realtors
Buyers are a lot more engaged," Yun said. "There's an excitement and a passion that hasn't been seen in the last 18 months right now."
What's motivating buyers is low interest rates on mortgages, lower home prices and a new $8,000 tax credit for first-time buyers.
Asked to compare the length of the housing crisis to a baseball game, Lashinsky said that the country is now in the seventh or eighth inning.
"We've been through all the excitement of the upfront and we're starting to come up to the big finish," he said. "And hopefully, we get through the finish and we don't go into extra innings."