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Suppose the investor invests if and only if s=g . The following three Lemmas characterize how reputation is revised following audit reports and observed expected cash flows. The results in turn explain how auditors ' incentives line up with market belief, reputation revision, and choice of effort. Lemma 1 shows that reputation is revised upwards when a report g is followed by a good(G) outcome. This result follows from Assumption 1 and the intuition is straightforward. An auditor is rewarded

I was looking for a real life example of someone that found a way to work through an impossible problem, when I got stuck on Chicago. I’ve never really been to Chicago, that stuck thing was a metaphor, but when I think of Chicago I think of bears and bulls and cubs. Chicago seems like a place with lots of meat. Not real clear on why, but in my head Chicago is a meaty place.1 The Chicago, in my head, has a sound too, the clarinet and saxophones first danced with the horns and rhythms of jazz happened

Our Country is Good is set in the late 1700s in Australia. The play is about Royal Marines who were sent to colonize the country and the convicts sent there also to spend out their sentencing. The play focuses on how the group of convicts, along with Second Lieutenant Clark, put on a play for the King because he was suffering from an illness during that time. Second Lieutenant Clark decides to put on a play called the Recruiting Officer by George Farquhar, which was a very popular play in the time

How did this happen I made sure it wouldn’t, couldn’t, can’t happen. This is great just fantastic. Now I’ve got to go back into hiding. Man my boss is going to kill me. Well I guess I have a choice, either a firing squad or a knife to the back. Really hope marice doesn’t find out. 24 hours prior “Hey, Hey!” “JACK, wake up!” “Huh, what, oh Marice sorry I… had a rough night,” I managed to mumble. Marice is my assistant, well kind of. I mean I would say girlfriend, but I hired her to help me run my

chair squeaks, he walks out of his cabin to his lookout tower, on his way he stops to take time to enjoy the beauty of his island. The subtle winds, the birds chirping the beautiful green grass. Vaati turns back and walks to his lookout tower, he climbs up and brings out his scope. He looks East, but nothing.. Then the ground starts to sway, rumble, then shake like someone shaking up milkshake. Leah’s brown hair sways in the insane winds as the lookout tower sways from side to side, like a ride at

Life is filled with many decisions. Most daily decisions don’t matter too much. However, some carry more weight, like flipping a coin. Sink or swim, jump or die. Moments where your life is hanging in the balance based on a split second decision. Before my first split second decision, I enjoyed little things like the smell of rain. At fifteen, my motivation for having fun could have easily taken my life. One beautiful, sunny spring day in Draper City, my friends and I decided that to slough our school

down with water, a camera, and wearing the proper shoes you walk toward the trail. Something catches your eye, and with a turn of your head, there it is. The lodge overlooks the most incredible view, one that could only have been created by God. The lookout reveals mountains of trees with an unforeseeable future. After admiring the beauty, the trail calls your name. It starts out wide and covered with gravel, without a moment to think the terrain changes. You start to walk down the mountain, the gravel

something special because it was Father’s Day. I had seen a shot of the valley lookout in a photo my Gram and Papa had taken when they visited Hawaii several years before. I thought that it would be a pretty cool place to go. I was really excited to see Waipio Valley. I wanted to explore the whole thing but was disappointed when I saw the private property sign. I thought all I was going to see was the view from the lookout, but my parents told me that our friends had made arrangements with the farmer

Polyphonic Hmi: Mixing Music And Math 1 PROBLEM STATEMENT After failing at their first attempt to enter the music industry, Polyphonic HMI (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”), is releasing Hit Song Science (HSS), software used to predict future hit songs with 80% accuracy. An integrated marketing strategy, needs to be developed to launch an innovative product, in an industry typically known for “gut instinct” and therefore likely to meet strong customer resistance. Thus there are two key

variety of music played on radio but also increased access of smaller labels to the airwaves (Rennhoff). In recent years, however, deregulation of media ownership in the United States and the swallowing up of smaller labels by the so-called Big-4 record companies (Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, EMI Group, and Warner Music Group) has left only 28% of music industry market share worldwide for independent labels (Boehlert). Music Industry Market Share (2005) Figure 1 (International