Capital attraction refers to the methods, strategies, and economic policies used by everyone, by governments, municipalities, companies, corporations, private and public (listed companies) to draw investment capital from domestic and international sources. In this presentation we focus on how a listed company can identify, communicate, disclose, raise interest and attract capital globally. (Click here to…
Social responsibility is a moral and ethical framework proclaiming and affirming that individuals, groups, and organizations must act in ways that benefit society as a whole rather than causing harm to people and/or the environment. It requires balancing economic growth and personal or business goals with the welfare of the community and the natural ecosystem.…
Economics studies how individuals, businesses, governments, and societies manage scarce resources to satisfy unlimited wants and needs. Economics deals with Scarcity (Limited resources), Opportunity Cost (The value of the next-best alternative you give up when making a decision), and Incentives (Rewards or punishments that influence how people and firms behave). Economics is examined as Microeconomics:…