Equity in Human Resource Investment

Article Abstract:

The Federal Government, not states and localities, has primary responsibility to help fund and support national interests in education. Yet the Reagan Administration insists the opposite: states and localities have this responsibility. If states and localities are left on their own, inequities in education will arise because some will lack the necessary resources. There is no way for the Federal Government to transfer its social responsibilities elsewhere without causing problems of inequity.

Human resource management, Education, National government, Federal government, Social problems

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Building brand equity via product quality

Article Abstract:

A survey of 376 customers of an insurance company in Germany was used to study the importance of product quality in forming brand equity. It was found that a good approach to strengthening brand equity is one that would give emphasis to daily operations and marketing activities. A suggested brand equity model is presented.

Germany, Marketing, Models, Product defect/failure, Product quality, Influence, Software quality, Report, Brand equity

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Equity swaps in a LIBOR model

Article Abstract:

The extension of the Brace-Gatarek-Musiela interest rate model to analyze the valuation of equity swaps in the financial markets of London is described.

England, Usage, Evaluation, Economic aspects, London, England, Econometric models, Quasi contracts

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