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slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.0 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?0 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.1 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
That is interesting.. Im thinking Australia needs to follow that model
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
That is interesting.. Im thinking Australia needs to follow that model
It seems to be a pretty good model. Don't know how Australia works. The US model is pretty poor though.1 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
How is their corporate tax structure?
I'm asking for a friend.0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
How is their corporate tax structure?
I'm asking for a friend.
Lower base rate than the US, 22% iirc. But fewer deductions and credits, I think net result is slightly higher effective corporate tax rate. Personal income tax is much, much higher.0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
How is their corporate tax structure?
I'm asking for a friend.
Lower base rate than the US, 22% iirc. But fewer deductions and credits, I think net result is slightly higher effective corporate tax rate. Personal income tax is much, much higher.
Makes sense.
We are friends with a Swedish family and they bounce back and forth between the US and Sweden. They love Sweden but the person tax burden there is too heavy.0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
How is their corporate tax structure?
I'm asking for a friend.
Lower base rate than the US, 22% iirc. But fewer deductions and credits, I think net result is slightly higher effective corporate tax rate. Personal income tax is much, much higher.
Makes sense.
We are friends with a Swedish family and they bounce back and forth between the US and Sweden. They love Sweden but the person tax burden there is too heavy.
You get what you pay for. Their government provides a lot more things than ours. Scandinavians are consistently all around happier than Americans.2 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »
I got 2 pages in and had to throw in the towel. It'll be late. I can't process coherent thoughts on it right now.
Two pages is better than none ..
true. I got the overview and first section done. Tomorrow I just have to expand on the details.
Can I ask why you have to write the paper? For work? Study?
getting another masters degree. the paper is for Corporate Governance & Ethics.
*nods head* pretending to understand lol
What is your degree in?
Financial Economics
The course is about how corporations are governed. The role of shareholders and the board of directors.
Norway, and all of the Nordic countries, have a really unique model with some interesting features. For example, they require a board of directors to be at least 40% women (or men technically), companies over a certain size have to have an advisory committee elected by workers and shareholders that oversees the board, and employees elect either 1 or 2 of their colleagues to serve on the board.
The results have been really good compared to the US. Lower levels of inequality, fewer scandals, and the highest number of Fortune 2000 companies per capital in the world. All really impressive.
How is their corporate tax structure?
I'm asking for a friend.
Lower base rate than the US, 22% iirc. But fewer deductions and credits, I think net result is slightly higher effective corporate tax rate. Personal income tax is much, much higher.
Makes sense.
We are friends with a Swedish family and they bounce back and forth between the US and Sweden. They love Sweden but the person tax burden there is too heavy.
Scandinavians are consistently all around happier than Americans.
It's probably the Swedish Meatballs.
Have you had them?
Their Scandinavian, collective joy is quite understandable.
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Raquel_Mama wrote: »Thinking I should dance, but I'm kind of in a funk right now
Dance has major anti-funk-al properties...0 -
BabyBlues08 wrote: »A co workers family... found out a bit ago that she killed herself lastnight
Thats awful .. so very sad 0 -
BabyBlues08 wrote: »A co workers family... found out a bit ago that she killed herself lastnight
Oh no!! That is horrible! I'm so sorry.0 -
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I think it's funny when I read some really judgy posts, but yet I know the poster is guilty of the same thing they are finger pointing about.7
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Will_Run_4_Food wrote: »
LOL. Easy boy. This wasn't directed at anyone in particular. Just something I notice a lot0 -
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Wow I am compulsive when i am stressed
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TeacupsAndToning wrote: »ToniLeeAnn82 wrote: »ToniLeeAnn82 wrote: »vikinglander wrote: »ToniLeeAnn82 wrote: »vikinglander wrote: »ToniLeeAnn82 wrote: »Baker for wedding cake. Can't decide.
I'll do it...
Are you a Baker in the Galveston, Texas area?
No...I'm in NYC, but I can take my best shot at baking you a cake and overnight it to you...
Go for it!!
I am just playing! That is so not my cake, we are simple and sweet. We actually found our baker this weekend! But thanks for the offer! I saw on your profile that you liked to cook! Awesome.
this is more like our cake:
That's nice! I prefer more simple cakes.
This was ours:
Nice!! I like that!0 -
Buzzfeed just told me I'm more Hollister than Abercrombie and I'm not sure what to make of that.2
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WorkerDrone83 wrote: »Buzzfeed just told me I'm more Hollister than Abercrombie and I'm not sure what to make of that.
That is so funny that thing told me i am walmart bargain bin amd really, i get it2 -
WorkerDrone83 wrote: »Buzzfeed just told me I'm more Hollister than Abercrombie and I'm not sure what to make of that.
true story, my dad thought that "Hollister" was the name of a private school that lots of kids went to, for like, an unreasonably long time.2 -
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WorkerDrone83 wrote: »Buzzfeed just told me I'm more Hollister than Abercrombie and I'm not sure what to make of that.
I think it means you wear too much cologne?
Lol. Cologne? Is that fancy French talk for toilet water? 0 -
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How do you know if you get flagged??0
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