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Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) dominates the desktop search engine market with a share of over 65% in the U.S. However, with the increasing use of mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones, most of the revenue growth for Google is expected to come from its mobile search ads division in 2014. The company has close to 90% share in the mobile search industry, and it continues to monetize the smartphone universe through search ads on web browsers and display ads on its apps. Furthermore, it continues to leverage the growing popularity of its Android operating system with app sales on its Play store. In this note, we examine the trend in traffic from mobile devices and how it will fuel revenue growth at Google.
Web Traffic From Mobile Devices On The Rise
According to data from Walker Sands, web traffic from mobile devices accounted for more than 31% of total web traffic in Q4 CY13. [1] Furthermore, according to Cicso visual networking index, global mobile data traffic grew by 81% in 2013. [2]
The reasons for this growth are faster cellular networks that are capable of transferring data at speeds comparable to fixed lines and rampant use of smart connected devices that can use wireless networks effectively. As a result, users now stream both videos and data directly to their smartphones, many of which now also boast a bigger screen size.
On the operating system front, smartphones now have sophisticated operating systems that support a host of user friendly apps. As a result, users increasingly access the Internet through these apps rather than web browsers installed on desktops and mobile devices. This is evident from the figures cited by CNN Money from comScore which state that while mobile devices accounted for 55% of Internet usage in the United States in January, apps made up 47% of Internet traffic and 8% of traffic came from mobile browsers. [3]
Mobile Ad Spending Expected To Grow
Mobile ad spending is expected to grow in the coming years due to increasing ad budgets, which is fueled by growth in internet traffic from mobile devices. According to eMarketer, global mobile ad spending increased 105% to $17.96 billion in 2013 and is poised to grow to $31.45 billion in 2014 and $94.91 billion in 2018. [4]
Google's Dominance In Mobile Ads To Continue
The mobile search ads division is the second largest division for Google and makes up approximately 29% of its total value. Google, with 90% market share, dominates the mobile search engine market. One of the key reasons for this dominance is its flagship Android OS, which has witnessed excellent adoption and penetration in the smartphone space. A user with an Android phone is more likely to use Google search compared to a user using another OS. This is especially relevant when competing OSs such as Windows Phone use their own search engines on mobile devices. Android held nearly 79% market share for smartphones in 2013 and will be a key driver for Google's mobile search ad revenue. [5]
Furthermore, eMarketer estimates that Google's market share in mobile ads spending was close to 50% in 2013, and is expected to be close to 46% this year. It estimates that mobile ads (including display ads shown on YouTube mobile app) contributed $8.85 billion to Google's revenues in 2013 and is expected to bring in $14 billion in 2014.
The primary reason for Google's dominance in the mobile search ads industry is its reach among mobile phone users. According to comScore, Google Sites ranked as the top web property on smartphones in the U.S., reaching 89.4% of the mobile media audience (mobile browsing and app usage). [6] Even in the app space, Google's apps such as Google Play, Search and YouTube app have close to 50% reach for the mobile audience. Considering Google's reach, advertisers are willing to pay higher revenue per search (RPS), the average advertising revenue generated by Google for every 1,000 searches conducted on google.com and other websites on mobile devices, for ads. Going ahead, we expect revenues from mobile search to grow to $32.61 billion by 2020, bolstered by the growth in revenue per 1,000 search (RPS). We project RPS to grow to $8.50 by 2020.
We currently have a $547 price estimate for Google, which is in line with the current market price.
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R | 153 min | Drama, War
During the Vietnam War, Captain Willard is sent on a dangerous mission into Cambodia to assassinate a renegade colonel who has set himself up as a god among a local tribe.
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Votes: 271
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360 min | Documentary, History, War
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Stars: Ho-sang An, Keyes Beech, Valentin Berezhkov, Wilfred Burchett
Votes: 16
15. Vsyo, chto nam nuzhno (2011 TV Mini-Series)
209 min | Romance
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The Time Tunnel (1966–1967)
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This cozy home has hardwood floors and ceramic, no carpets. There is a recreation room with a pool table. The house is tastefully decorated and the entire house has been freshly painted. The kitchen and bathroom has been completely replaced including a jacuzzi jetted tub in the bathroom. There is a beautiful large porch in the front of the house with ceiling fans and furniture. The back yard is huge with lots of room for horseshoes, volleyball, etc. The above ground pool is 4.5 feet deep.
This Non-Smoking home is a great place to get-away, yet be close enough to do everything. The beaches, the casinos, the entertainment, and shopping are all within 15 minutes of the house.
Keywords: single family dwelling
Great place to stay on vacation or just a long weekend. Cannot wait to see the addition completed. It is located close to an outlet mall, casinos, nice restaurants, and the beach. You can just stay at the house and enjoy the in ground pool. There is a large backyard for the kids to run around and play games. I am hoping to be able to spend time here again soon.
This place had everything we needed in a vacation rental. It has plenty of space, all the indoor necessities, a beautiful in-ground pool and patio area, large fenced in yard for pets, and a great location to get to and from the beach area and main highways. On top of that, it is beautiful and well-maintained inside and has DirecTV and AT&T Wifi for rainy days. There is only one bathroom, and the tub is very high to get into with no railing to use. That was an issue with us because we had some seniors with us, but we still made it work. There is a Wal-Mart just a couple miles from this location, which was very convenient.
The area was good. The beaches and ocean, as you've seen in other reviews, is kind of nasty-looking. You have to go out pretty far to actually get deep in the water, and the sand/silt makes the water brown. Our kids (8 & 12) loved it, though, because they would rather look for sea creatures than swim. We found tons of shrimp, fish, and hermit crabs to examine, as well as plenty of shells. I liked the lack of crowds on the beach. We also spent time up in Gulfport and Biloxi for activities. The kids really liked going on a shrimp boat and seeing them catch & release a net full of animals. That was made better by a couple of dolphins that swam along side the boat for a while. Of course, there were many great seafood restaurants up Ocean Blvd. We had a very memorable meal at the Half-Shell Oyster House in Gulfport.
Overall, a great vacation at a great location.
This house was very well designed and family friendly!! We loved the beautiful pool and spacious backyard for our dogs to run and play!! We loved our stay and hopefully will come visit again!! Also had wonderful experience with the owner before, during, and after our stay!!
The vacation home was a great location for us and was nicely renovated! It had a brand new inground pool that was amazing and my son loved. Also loved the outdoor area. Very close to the beach to find lots of shells...not so much for swimming but we went to Ship Island which had the beach and swimming we were use to. Rosanna was great to work with. Thanks so much for sharing your home with us!!!
This house is recently renovated and done beautiful!!!! Huge pool in the back yard, great front porch with fans, relaxing chairs, and pool table. It also an awesome mini outdoor kitchen in the back yard where you can grill while you enjoy the pool. The house provides plenty of parking and is a short walk to the beach. We brought our boat since there is a boat launch within 2 miles of the property and enjoyed a day at Ship Island (clear water). Just for info there is a ship that you can take to Ship Island if you don't have boat highly recommended. We will be going back soon with our 2 kids. Overall this is a great house to rent for any occasion.
This house is absolutely amazing. Newly renovated, this house has everything a family could ask for. Large pool in the backyard, pool table, ping pong table, beautifully decorated interior, one block from the beach, blocks from a splash park, which the kids really enjoy. There's an outdoor kitchen and covered grilling area, free WiFi, flat screen televisions with AT&T Uverse in every room, including outside. The large covered front porch, which catches the non-stop gulf breeze, is a great place to drink your morning coffee or read a book. Grocery and multiple drug stores are within 1 mile. Best of all, the owner is super nice and a delight to work with. It's very close to casinos & restaurants, plus Ship Island excursions is just down the street! I would highly recommend this rental property to anyone. You just can't go wrong!!
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Capital Bankcard is an outside sales branch of Cayan. The company is a registered ISO and MSP with Visa and MasterCard and is also able to set up Discover Card and American Express processing, which merchants usually have to do in a separate application. Capital Bankcard has been in business since 1998 and boasts that it manages over 80,000 merchant accounts, processes over 7 million transactions per month, and has over 170 dedicated employees. Capital Bankcard uses First Data for the actual processing of the card transactions, but First Data plays a minimal role beyond that. Customer service is provided and the accounts are managed by Capital Bankcard's in-house team. Capital Bankcard is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and Henry Helgeson is listed as the CEO of Cayan/Capital Bankcard.
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As of this review, Capital Bankcard has an "A+" rating with the Better Business Bureau and has received 12 complaints filed with the BBB in the last 36 months. Of these complaints, seven were related to billing and collection issues, while five were related to the product or service. The company resolved three complaints to the merchants' satisfaction, while the other nine were either resolved to the dissatisfaction of the merchant or did not receive a final assessment from the merchant. The company also has eight negative reviews posted to its profile, but these reviews aren't vetted by the BBB. Given the company's complaint rate and resolution ratio, we have adjusted the BBB's rating to an "A-."
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College student dies after falling off a sixth-floor balcony during Spring Break in Mexico
Tragic: Samuel Levine, 22, died on Tuesday after falling off the balcony of a hotel in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
A college student plunged to his death after he fell off a sixth-floor balcony at a hotel during spring break in Mexico.
Samuel Levine died on Tuesday, though the exact circumstances surrounding the accident are unclear.
The 22-year-old college student died while in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico with a group of fellow students from the University of Southern California.
He was staying at the Pueblo Bonito Resort, though a representative from the hotel told MailOnline that the fatal accident occurred at another hotel.
An investigation is on-going, but Levine allegedly died after sustaining serious head injuries from falling off a sixth-floor balcony.
Levine was a psychology major and a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity at school.
A student at USC named Jonathan told the local CBS affiliate that even though many of the students remain off campus because spring break is still underway, many are talking about the tragic news.
'Everyone Greek-affiliated from USC is traumatized because a lot of people saw it from what I heard,' Jonathan said.
'He's been here since freshman year. A lot of people know him. It's going to be a traumatic experience for a lot of people. Not just in Greek life, but at the school.'
Fun: Levine, far right, was a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity at the University of Southern California
Student: On his Twitter bio, Levine said that he was a senior at USC but the dean's statement called him a junior
The school sent an email to the student body on Wednesday informing them of Levine's death.
'Sam touched so many of us here at USC with his talents and ambition, and we all grieve for his incredibly promising life that was tragically cut short,' dean Steven Kay said in the statement.
His friends have taken to social media to express their condolences,
'Wonderful, genuine, stand out, sweet, driven, intelligent, compassionate and pure of heart are some of the words to describe this young man who never looked down at anybody or based his perspective of a person on what those around him thought,' wrote Twitter user ElanaMarinoManning.
Idyllic: Levine was staying at the Pueblo Bonito Resort in Cabo San Lucas but an employee at the hotel told MailOnline that he was not at the hotel at the time of his death
Before his death, Levine was active on Twitter and Instagram, sending his final tweet to a friend saying 'so nice to see yo face! Miss you too! Talk to you when I'm back from Meheeeco'.
The details around his death have still not been revealed, but spring break always comes with great trepidation from parents who are concerned about their children going 'wild' on their trips with friends.
He attended Oak Park High School in Calabasas, California and was a basketball star at the school for all four years before graduating in 2009.
He is survived by his parents and two older brothers.
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- 1407-1435 Macro policy in the tropics: How sensible people stand
by Taylor, Lance
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by Williamson, John
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by Bacha, Edmar L.
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by Streeten, Paul
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by Demery, Lionel & Addison, Tony
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by Helleiner, Gerald K.
- 1515-1526 Structural adjustment, macroeconomic adjustment and poverty: A methodology for analysis
by Ravi Kanbur, S. M.
- vii-xvi International monetary system -- Which way? Editor's perspective
by Khatkhate, Deena
1987, Volume 15, Issue 10-11
- 1249-1267 Software industry development in the third world: Policy guidelines, institutional options, and constraints
by Schware, Robert
- 1269-1284 Towards a vanishing middle: Competition in the world garment industry
by Mody, Ashoka & Wheeler, David
- 1285-1290 An estimate of the textile and clothing sector production function for selected countries in the early 1970s
by Field, Alfred J.
- 1291-1307 International competition and industrial decentralization in South Africa
by Bell, Trevor
- 1309-1319 Performance of foreign and domestic firms in export processing zones
by Kumar, Rajiv
- 1321-1335 Balance-of-payments adjustment in low-income developing countries: The experiences of Kenya and Tanzania in the 1970s
by Rwegasira, Delphin G.
- 1337-1351 Measurement of government budget deficit and fiscal stance in a less developed economy: The case of Tanzania, 1966-1984
by Rutayisire, Laurean W.
- 1353-1367 Manufactured goods supply and cash crops in sub-Saharan Africa
by Berthelemy, J. C. & Morrisson, C.
- 1369-1374 Aggregate consumption function and income distribution effect: Some evidence from developing countries
by Khan, Ashfaque H.
- 1375-1387 Simulating housing quality changes in developing countries: A tool for policy analysis
by Struyk, Raymond J. & Austin Turner, Margery
1987, Volume 15, Issue 9
- 1151-1161 A new look at indirect taxation in developing countries
by Bird, Richard M.
- 1163-1178 Productivity and distribution under cropsharing tenancy
by Mohan Rao, J.
- 1179-1187 Urban bias and the political economy of agricultural reform
by Braverman, Avishay & Kanbur, Ravi
- 1189-1199 Food poverty profile and decomposition applied to Ghana
by Kyereme, Stephen S. & Thorbecke, Erik
- 1201-1217 Growth, employment and income distribution in Egyptian agriculture, 1964-1979
by Esfahani, Hadi S.
- 1219-1224 Determinants of manufactured export performance in low-income Africa: Kenya and Tanzania
by Lall, Sanjaya & Khanna, Ashok & Alikhani, Iradj
- 1225-1235 Science and technology indicators, country size and economic development: An international comparison
by Teitel, Simon
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- 1243-1243 Beef cattle production from tropical pastures: A descriptive bibliography : Addis ababa: International livestock centre for Africa (112 pp., paperback, price n/a)
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1987, Volume 15, Issue 8
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by Epstein, Edward C.
- 1007-1034 The resurgence of inflation in Brazil, 1974-1986
by Baer, Werner
- 1035-1044 Inertial inflation and the Cruzado plan
by Pereira, Luiz Bresser
- 1045-1052 Brazilian public sector disequilibrium
by Welch, John H. & Braga, Carlos Alberto Primo & de Tarso, Paulo & de Andre, Afonso
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by Scheetz, Thomas
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by Nickelsburg, Gerald
- 1087-1106 Inflation and dollar accounts in Peru's banking system, 1978-1984
by Beckerman, Paul
- 1107-1117 Indexing, exchange rate policy and inflationary feedback effects in Latin America
by McNelis, Paul D.
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by Samuelson, Larry & Samuelson, Larry
- 1131-1138 International transmission of inflation: Its economics and its politics
by Kolodko, Grzegorz W.
- 1139-1149 Discussion
by Coes, Donald V.
- 1141-1141 Discussion
by Esfahani, Hadi S.
- 1143-1143 Discussion
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1987, Volume 15, Issue 7
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by Peattie, Lisa
- 861-875 Street trading in Transkei--a struggle against poverty, persecution, and prosecution
by Nattrass, Nicoli Jean
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by House, William J.
- 899-910 The political realities of African management
by Leonard, David K.
- 911-929 Probing managerial behavior: Image and reality in Southern Africa
by Montgomery, John D.
- 931-939 The training and spread of managerial know-how, a comparative analysis of multinational and other firms in Kenya
by Gershenberg, Irving
- 941-959 Agro-exports and the peasantry in the agrarian reforms of El Salvador and Nicaragua
by Reinhardt, Nola
- 961-984 Food policy and class transformation in revolutionary Nicaragua, 1979-1986
by Zalkin, Michael
1987, Volume 15, Issue 6
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by Dahlman, Carl J. & Ross-Larson, Bruce & Westphal, Larry E.
- 777-788 Industrial devolution, underconsumption and the third world debt crisis
by Peet, Richard
- 789-796 Foreign aid and domestic savings in less developed countries: Some tests for causality
by Bowles, Paul
- 797-808 Determinants of the levels and distribution of PL 480 food aid: 1955-1979
by Eggleston, Robert C.
- 809-830 Changes in the living standards of the poor in Sri Lanka during a period of macroeconomic restructuring
by Sahn, David E.
- 831-840 Public transfers, family socioeconomic traits, and the job search behavior of the unemployed: Evidence from Puerto Rico
by Mann, Arthur J. & Smith, Robert
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1987, Volume 15, Issue 5
- 537-549 Commodities in crisis: An overview of the main issues
by Maizels, Alfred
- 551-558 The role of commodity prices in economic recovery
by Kaldor, Nicholas
- 559-573 Commodity price instability and economic goal attainment in developing countries
by Behrman, Jere R.
- 575-590 International commodity agreements: Shadow and substance
by MacBean, Alasdair & Tin Nguyen, Duc
- 591-616 International commodity agreements: Design and performance
by Gilbert, Christopher L.
- 617-631 Stabex and commodity export compensation schemes: Prospects for globalization
by Hewitt, Adrian P.
- 633-643 From export instability effects to international stabilization policies
by Guillaumont, Patrick
- 645-655 Commodity problem: What next?
by Avramovic, Dragoslav
- 657-671 The long-run determinants of North-South terms of trade and some recent empirical evidence
by Evans, David
- 673-683 Export subsidies and minimum access guarantees in agricultural trade: a developing country perspective
by Valdes, Alberto & Zietz, Joachim
- 685-700 The third world and the CMEA Group in the world economy of raw and basic materials
by Balkay, Balint
- 701-712 Unfavorable specialization and dependence: The case of peripheral raw material exporters
by Raffer, Kunibert
- 713-740 Transnational corporations and non-fuel primary commodities in developing countries
by Girvan, Norman P.
- 741-758 Alternative fiscal regimes for mining in developing countries
by Kumar, Raj & Radetzki, Marian
1987, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 431-439 Peasant supply response in rationed economies
by Bevan, D. L. & Bigsten, A. & Collier, P. & Gunning, J. W.
- 441-448 Increasing the benefits to smallholders from contract farming: Problems for farmers' organizations and policy makers
by Glover, David J.
- 449-462 Positional goods, conspicuous consumption and the international demonstration effect reconsidered
by James, Jeffrey
- 463-481 Development through Harambee: Who wins and who loses? Rural self-help projects in Kenya
by Thomas, Barbara P.
- 483-496 Evaluating participation in African monetary unions: A statistical analysis of the CFA Zones
by Devarajan, Shantayanan & de Melo, Jaime
- 497-500 Book note
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by Toye, John
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by Lipton, Michael
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by Blacking, John
- 533-536 Development studies in Britain: A look at ourselves
by Faber, Mike
1987, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 299-316 Trade and structural change: NICs and next tier NICs as transitional economies
by Bradford, Colin Jr.
- 317-328 The impact of foreign direct investment on export structure and employment generation
by Santiago, Carlos E.
- 329-345 Institutional policies and migration behavior: A selective review
by Shrestha, Nanda R.
- 347-374 Toward the diffusion of rural energy technologies: Some lessons from the Indian biogas program
by Lichtman, Rob
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by Hyman, Eric L.
- 387-398 Technological innovation and technical entrepreneurship for the development of a Nigerian agricultural machinery industry
by Tiffin, Scott & Adjebeng-Asem, Selina & Afolabi, Oladele
- 399-404 Fiscal policy in Mexico: The FitzGerald thesis reexamined
by Looney, Robert E. & Frederiksen, P. C.
- 405-406 Looney and Frederiksen on Mexican fiscal policy: A reply
by FitzGerald, E. V. K.
- 411-417 Rewarding the profligate and punishing the prudent and poor: Some recent proposals for debt relief
by Buiter, Willem H. & Srinivasan, T. N.
- 419-427 UN decade for women: Its impact and legacy
by Tinker, Irene & Jaquette, Jane
1987, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 183-203 Population pressures and agricultural development in developing countries: A conceptual framework and recent evidence
by Bilsborrow, Richard E.
- 205-220 Does integrated area development work? Insights from the Bicol River Basin Development Program
by Koppel, Bruce
- 221-247 Modernizing peasant agriculture: Lessons from El Palmar, Colombia
by Reinhardt, Nola
- 249-262 The effects of IMF programs in the Third World: Debate and evidence from Latin America
by Pastor, Manuel Jr.
- 263-273 Differences in income and poverty within Brazil
by Thomas, Vinod
- 275-286 Structural changes in Brazil's industrial economy, 1960-1980
by Baer, Werner & da Fonseca, Manuel A. R. & Guilhoto, Joaquim J. M.
- 287-290 The effects of inflation on the predictability of price changes in Latin America: Some estimates and policy implications
by Pourgerami, Abbas & Maskus, Keith E.
- 291-293 The relationship between the rate of inflation and its unpredictability in high inflation Latin American countries
by Glezakos, Constantine & Nugent, Jeffrey B.
1987, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-4 Editor's introduction: Cuba's socialist economy toward the 1990s
by Zimbalist, Andrew
- 5-22 Patterns of Cuban development: The first twenty-five years
by Zimbalist, Andrew & Eckstein, Susan
- 23-39 Agricultural policy and development in Cuba
by Rodriguez, JoseL.
- 41-65 Gender issues in contemporary Cuban tobacco farming
by Stubbs, Jean
- 67-81 The performance of the Cuban sugar industry, 1981-1985
by Feuer, Carl Henry
- 83-93 Cuban industrial growth, 1965-1984
by Zimbalist, Andrew
- 95-112 Development and prospects of capital goods production in revolutionary Cuba
by Brundenius, Claes
- 113-125 The Cuban health care system: Responsiveness to changing population needs and demands
by Santana, Sarah M.
- 127-138 Worker incentives in Cuba
by Jimenez, Alexis Codina
- 139-152 Power at the workplace: The resolution of worker-management conflict in Cuba
by Fuller, Linda
- 153-161 Cuban planning in the mid-1980s: Centralization, decentralization, and participation
by White, Gordon
- 163-180 Trade, debt, and the Cuban economy
by Turits, Richard
1986, Volume 14, Issue 12
- 1375-1396 International competitiveness, technical change and the state: The machine tool industry in Taiwan and Japan
by Fransman, Martin
- 1397-1410 Learning and the rise of Israel's exports of sophisticated products
by Teubal, Morris & Halevi, Nadev & Tsiddon, D.
- 1411-1421 Rural energy technology assessment: A Sri Lankan case study
by Greeley, Martin
- 1423-1434 The basic needs approach: Overcoming the poverty of homo oeconomicus
by Weigel, Van B.
- 1435-1455 By the teeth: A critical examination of James Scott's The moral economy of the peasant
by Haggis, Jane & Jarrett, Stephanie & Taylor, Dave & Mayer, Peter
- 1457-1461 Adversary activities and per capita income growth
by Datta, Samar K. & Nugent, Jeffrey B.
- 1463-1468 Measures to assist the least developed countries: The case of Malawi
by Jennings, Anthony
- 1473-1487 The world bank in Africa: Historical reflections on the African present
by Hopkins, Antony G.
1986, Volume 14, Issue 10-11
- 1237-1252 Rural public works and food-for-work: A survey
by Clay, Edward J.
- 1253-1267 Rural credit markets and institutions in developing countries: Lessons for policy analysis from practice and modern theory
by Braverman, Avishay & Guasch, J. Luis
- 1269-1275 Fisheries development in the Third World: The role of international agencies
by Bailey, Conner & Cycon, Dean & Morris, Michael
- 1277-1292 The global impact of information technology
by Cole, Sam
- 1293-1310 Original accumulation, equity and late industrialization: The cases of socialist China and capitalist Taiwan
by Ka, Chih-Ming & Selden, Mark
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by Foell, Wesley K. & Siddayao, Corazon M.
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Providing opportunities for all people to practice living in harmony with nature, each other, and themselves.
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Locanda Ca' Del Brocchi, Venice
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- In Dorsoduro
- Peggy Guggenheim Museum (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Basilica of St Mary of Health (0.2 mi / 0.4 km)
- Academy Gallery (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Ca' Rezzonico (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- St. Mark's Basilica (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Venice (VCE-Marco Polo) 25-min drive; 10.4 miles/16.7 km
- Treviso (TSF) 45-min drive; 29.5 miles/47.5 km
- Venice Santa Lucia Station 27-min walk; 1.4 miles/2.2 km
- Venezia Mestre Station 18-min drive; 7.6 miles/12.3 km
- Mogliano Veneto Station 30-min drive; 13.4 miles/21.6 km
Locanda Ca' Del Brocchi, Venice
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- Locanda Ca' Brocchi Condo Venice
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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This property does not have elevators.
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- A tax is imposed by the city and will be collected at the property. This tax does not apply to residents of Venice City and children under 10 years of age. Further exemptions may apply to patients and their companions, and people staying in the city for specific purposes/duties, subject to the submission of proper documents to the property. A 30 percent reduction applies from 1-31 January.
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 40,00 per day
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
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Nice neighborhood (not as touristy as some). Room nicely decorated in Venetian style, but appreciated the modernity of the A/C and bathroom. Was easy to walk to some key sites. Breakfast was basic but adequate.
Very friendly staff and very helpful. Breakfast quite basic but ok. Quite location but only 20mins walk to St. Marks Square. Very clean and comfy room.
Outside of main tourist area but only about 10 minutes very quite, lovely little hotel would definitely use again.
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Fundamental Training: Sage 100 Payroll is designed specifically for customers who are looking for a more hands-on, personalized Sage 100 training experience. You'll dedicate one full day with an experienced Sage 100 consultant defining payroll parameters (if applicable), entering and processing payroll transactions, calculating and processing checks, correcting common errors made while processing payroll, processing common payroll exceptions, identifying appropriate reports to use when faced witht he need for specific information, printing and verifying the appropriate tax and deduction reports.
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COLLECTOR'S 1959 original first edition hardcover book with dust jacket – Gauguin by Rene Huyghe. Former Louvre curator and professor at College of France. Paul Gauguin was a French painter of the late 19th century, known for his bold colors, primitive style and paintings of young Polynesian girls.
Publisher: Crown Publishers, Inc., New York, Copyright, 1959, no date printed. Probable first printing or pre publish copy sent out before publication date. No isbn. Not later reprint. Not ex-library.
From acclaimed Crown Q.L.P. Art Series, BRILLIANT full color reproductions of paintings including gorgeous tipped-in color plates. Approx 40 color reproductions, and many full page color plates. Title & intro page features tipped in color plates - Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin; Study of a Nude (seated woman sewing). Dust jacket: Riders on the Shore. Numerous outstanding black & white (off white) illustrations, monotypes, self portraits, sketches and line drawings. Photos do not fully capture exact color hues color; wait until you see up close. WOW!!
Huyghe's writing on images and ideas are inspirational, he understands artists, creative motivation, genres, influences, and writes in clear, concise vocabulary and lift art above contemporary emphasis on dollar values. Over 70 pages of informative text, translated from the French. Bibliography and index, full list of illustrations.
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Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? Spirit of the Dead Watching, Study of a Nude, Siesta, Sewing, Self-Portrait of Gauguin before the Yellow Christ, Adam and Eve, Tahitian Landscape, Tahitian Women Bathing, Tahitian Girl, Manoa Tupapau, Noa-Noa, Woman and the Serpent, Breton Peasant Girls, Breton Village Covered with Snow, Portrait of the Maternal Grandmother of Gauguin, Man with the Cane, La Belle Angele, Martinique Women, Flowering of Spring, and many more.
Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin (1848 – 1903) was a leading French Post-Impressionist artist. He was an important figure in the Symbolist movement as a painter, sculptor, print-maker, ceramist, and writer. His bold experimentation with coloring led directly to the Synthetist style of Modern Art and paved the way to Primitivism and the return to the Pastoral.
This is a special title from The Crown Art Library, the most useful monographs available on a wide range of significant artists. Oversize hardcover, unclipped DJ, leatherette mauve/red cloth boards & bright white titles, 96 pages. Pages MINT & unused. Binding tight. Gift quality. Fine vintage condition.
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Date & Time: Thursday, April 28 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Flying The Flag of Diversity is now available in our podcasts section under Phoenix Docs. It is a 4 part series covering the aims and importance of the Yellow Flag...Read more
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