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9 Jul 2023: fundamentals but rather on speculative and gambling considerations.

5 Jul 2024: David Stillwell Archives - Cambridge Judge Business School Mon, 24 Jun 2024 09:46:31 0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.4 https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/cropped-cjbs-favicon-32x32.png David Stillwell Archives -

9 Jul 2023: Enron’s accounting: ‘intelligent gambling’ Enron took advantage of US accounting rules, which enable companies to set up corporate vehicles, so-called special purpose entities or SPEs, to manage assets off ... Enron was engaged in what an Andersen

9 Jul 2023:  2004-2021: Extramural member of the Scientific Board of Forschungsstelle Glücksspiel (Research Center on Gambling), University of Hohenheim, Germany.

9 Jul 2023: In a strong criticism of the institution he termed the stock market a gambling casino and suggested that people should not be surprised by bad outcomes if the decisions on ... There is, however, an alternative paradigm indicated by the quotation from

9 Jul 2023: Chicago the world's greatest gambling house. Monte Carlo or the Casino at Habana. ... Pirrong 1995). 8.  ‘[Capper’s ‘gambling hell’] tirade … in no respect had reference to legislation enacted.

9 Jul 2023: We were in a gambling game together. He lost a lot of money to me and offered to drive a truck for me to pay the gambling debt as long as

9 Jul 2023: There is, however, an alternative paradigm indicated by the passage from Keynes cited earlier that characterizes stock markets essentially as gambling casinos dominated by speculators.

9 Jul 2023: Abstract From gambling to statins, from swine flu to climate change, risks are analysed and uncertainties need to be communicated.

9 Jul 2023: GOVERNANCE, REGULATION AND FINANCIAL MARKET INSTABILITY: THE IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICY. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper No. 392. by. Sue Konzelmann London Centre for Corporate. Governance and Ethics Birkbeck,

9 Jul 2023: heavily on a publication by Alec Gambling, Gambling, A. (1988). The Optical Fibre Group: The Early Years. ... money until January 1968, hence the delay in appointing the research fellow (Gambling 1988).

9 Jul 2023: THE STOCK MARKET, THE MARKET FOR CORPORATE CONTROL. AND THE THEORY OF THE FIRM: LEGAL AND ECONOMIC. PERSPECTIVES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC POLICY. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper No. 365. by. Simon Deakin Centre

9 Jul 2023: TWENTY CHALLENGES FOR INNOVATION STUDIES. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper No. 443. by. Ben R. Martin SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research,. University of Sussex, UK Science and Technology Policy Research

9 Jul 2023: SIC. 2007. Sub. SICPrimary UK SIC (2007) description. Cambridge. Ahead Code. 1=Cambridge. based. 2=Cambridge. active. Broad Cambridge Ahead sector Narrow Cambridge Ahead sector. CBR Dataset. KI code. 0=not KI. 1=KI company. Broad. sector. number.

9 Jul 2023: TWENTY CHALLENGES FOR INNOVATION STUDIES Ben R. Martin WP 475 December 2015. TWENTY CHALLENGES FOR INNOVATION STUDIES. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper No. 475. Ben R Martin. SPRU, University of Sussex, CSaP and CBR

7 Feb 2024: Is it not remarkable that controversial products such as alcohol, tobacco and gambling are allowed to be sold but the standard variable tariff is so harmful to customers that it must

9 Jul 2023: This had been mooted under Thatcher, who disapproved on the basis that some people would ‘get something for nothing’, with others objecting to the government promoting gambling.

9 Jul 2023: As a result, both bankers and share holders became increasingly impatient for a quick return on their investments and equities became their gambling chips.