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Format: 55 p.

ISBN: 9789282105092

Series Statement: ECMT Round Tables, no.44

Content: This  Round Table looks at holiday traffic, in particular the imbalances it causes and solutions to the imbalance.

Additional Edition: Le trafic de vacances : Rapport de la quarante-quatrième table ronde d'économie des transports tenue à Paris les 7 et 8 décembre 1978

Language: English

URL: https://doi.org/10.1787/9789282105092-en

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Format: XVII, 169 S. : , graph. Darst.

ISBN: 0-471-86250-9

Series Statement: A Wiley-Interscience publication

Language: English

Subjects: Psychology

Keywords: Depression ; Biografie ; Erlebnisbericht ; Erlebnisbericht ; Biografie ; Erlebnisbericht

Author information: Endler, Norman S. 1931-2003

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Format: 1 online resource (405 p.)

Edition: 1st edition

ISBN: 1-282-87903-0 , 9786612879036 , 0-12-378553-7

Content: Do you love your mobile phone? Your MP3 player? Your e-book reader? You laptop or tablet PC? There's a reason for that. Usability. When usability testing is part of the design and development of products, the results are better products that users want and like. You may be doing testing now or want to help your company get started, but you may not have all the tools to know how to properly prepare, test, analyze, and measure the results across a multitude of cultures, generations, and countries. And you may be facing tight budgets and short timeframes for testing. If this is your si

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Front cover; Usability Testing Essentials; Copyright page; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; About the author; Image credits and permissions; Introduction: Getting started guide; Usability is invisible; U R usability; How to use this book; But wait, there's more on the companion website; Chapter 1 Establishing the essentials; Focus on the user, not the product; Start with some essential definitions; Know when to conduct small studies; Know how to conduct small studies; Know when to conduct large studies; Think of usability testing as hill climbing; Chapter 2 Testing here, there, everywhere , Testing in a lab offers some benefitsFormal labs can cost a lot, or not; Informal labs can be set up anywhere at very little cost; Field testing gets you into the world of your users; Remote testing extends your reach to your users; Choosing the right method is a balancing act; Chapter 3 Big U and little u usability; Introducing big U and little u usability; Using a user-centered design process; Opening your toolkit and seeing what's there; Choosing heuristic evaluation from the toolkit; Conducting a heuristic evaluation; Comparing the results from heuristic evaluation and usability testing , Putting both methods together: The 1-2 punchCost-justifying usability; Case Study: Heuristic evaluation of Holiday Inn China website; Chapter 4 Understanding users and their goals; People are goal-oriented; When people use the web, they bring their experience and expectations; Personas help you get to know your users; Scenarios tell the story of your users' goals; Chapter 5 Planning for usability testing; Scheduling the planning meeting; Writing the test plan; Case Study: Test plan for Holiday Inn China website usability study; Chapter 6 Preparing for usability testing , Recruiting participantsAssigning team roles and responsibilities; Developing team checklists; Writing the moderator's script; Preparing or using other forms; Creating questionnaires; Using standard post-test questionnaires; Creating or using qualitative feedback methods; Testing the test; Case Study: Sample test materials for Holiday Inn China website usability study; Chapter 7 Conducting a usability test; Setting up for testing; Meeting, greeting, briefing; Being an effective and unbiased moderator; Managing variations on the theme of testing , Providing help or customer support during testingLogging observations; Handling observers and visitors; Working solo; Case Study: Session log from Holiday Inn China website usability study; Chapter 8 Analyzing the findings; What did we see?; What does it mean?; What should we do about it?; Case Study: Findings analysis from Holiday Inn China website usability study; Chapter 9 Reporting the findings; Following Aristotle's advice; Preparing the message for the medium; Writing an informal memo report; Writing a formal report; Presenting the findings; Presenting post-task and post-test results , Making recommendations , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-12-375092-X

Language: English

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Format: 77 S. , Ill. , 25 cm

Edition: 1. Aufl.

Uniform Title: Holiday romance 〈dt.〉

Note: Für Leser von 11 Jahren an

Language: German

Subjects: Education

Keywords: Kinderbuch

Author information: Dickens, Charles 1812-1870

Author information: Schirrmeister, Klaus

Author information: Totzke-Israel, Renate 1932-

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Format: 1 online resource (256 p. ) , digital, PDF, HTML files ;

ISBN: 0-9804648-7-0

Note: Title from title screen (viewed September 3, 2009) , An overview of Australians in Britain: more than just Barry, Clive and Germaine. -- A demographic perspective Australians and Britain in 2001. -- Surveying the twentieth century: Australian women in London. -- A demographic survey Australians in the England and Wales census of 1901. -- Tom Roberts' London years. -- The Australian soldier in Britain, 1914-1918. -- Reading the British Australasian community in London, 1884-1924. -- Australian journalists on Fleet Street: 'The crumbs are better than a feast elsewhere'. -- Melburnians in Oxford in the 1920s: 'Home' becomes away. -- Australian books, publishers and writers in England, 1900-1940. -- Australian tourists in Britain, 1900-2000. -- Australian tourists in postwar London: Part of the pageant. -- The early 1960s: Australian artists in London. -- Being Australian in England in the 1960s and 70s: tourists, expats and invisible immigrants. -- The Australian community press in London in the 1970s and 80s: 'We came on a holiday like you'. -- Aussies, Kiwis, and Saffas in contemporary London: Going 'OS' for the 'OE'. , Available in a print version from Sydney University Press. , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-9804648-6-2

Language: English

Keywords: Biography. ; History. ; Biography. ; History. ; Biography. ; History.

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Format: 1 online resource (179 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 1-281-18076-9 , 9786611180768 , 0-8330-4253-X , 1-4337-0944-9

Content: This book analyzes the political impact of mainland China and Taiwan's rapidly growing economic relationship and evaluates the prospects for Beijing to exploit it by employing economic coercion against Taiwan. The author evaluates Taiwan's potential economic vulnerability to efforts by the Chinese to cut off or disrupt key aspects of the cross-strait relationship and analyzes the challenges that China has faced in its efforts to convert this potential economic influence into effective political leverage.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Cover; Preface; Contents; Figures; Tables; Summary; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Chapter One - Introduction; Potential for Economic Coercion; Purpose of This Study; Organization of This Monograph; Chapter Two - Economic Coercion: Factors Affecting Success and Failure; Defining Economic Coercion/Economic Pressure; Mainland Chinese Economic Pressure: Serving Many Political Goals; Likely Scenarios for Chinese Economic Coercion Against Taiwan; Factors Affecting Success and Failure of Economic CoercionAgainst Taiwan; Economic Factors That Help Determine Success or Failure , Political Factors That Help Determine Success or FailureEfforts to Subvert or Change Taiwan's Government; Likely Issues in a Beijing-Taipei Economic Confrontation; International Support for the Initiating and Target Countries; Chapter Three - Taiwan's Struggle to Manage Expanding Cross-Strait Economic Ties; Key Conclusions: Taipei's Powerful Dilemmas in ControllingCross-Strait Trade and Investment; Taiwan's Major Policies Designed to Limit Mainland Influence; Beijing's Initial Entreaties to Taiwan; Encouraging Diversification: President Lee's "Go South" Policy , Tightening Administrative Oversight and Controls:"No Haste, Be Patient"From "No Haste, Be Patient" to"Active Opening, Effective Management"; Business and Opposition Party Reactions; Holiday Direct Flights; Conclusion: Overall Evaluations of Taiwan's Government Policy; Chapter Four - Economic Factors: Evaluating Taiwan's Vulnerability; Main Findings; The Rapid Expansion of Cross-Strait Trade and Investment; Gauging the Importance of Cross-Strait Economic Relations toTaiwan's Economy; The Strategic Significance of Current Cross-Strait Economic Ties , The Rising Importance of Mainland-Based Production:The Information Technology SectorStrategic Resources: Vulnerability to Cutoff; Vulnerability to Deliberate Economic Disruption: Stock Markets; Disruption of Taiwan's Information Networks; Coda: China's Economic Dependence on Taiwan; Conclusion: Putting Taiwan's Economic Vulnerability in Perspective; Chapter Five - Political Factors: Converting Economic Influence into Political Leverage; Political Factors Influencing the Success or Failure ofEconomic Pressure; Domestic Politics and Their Influence on Economic Coercion , Major Findings: Obstacles to Beijing's Political LeverageTurning Economic Influence into Political Leverage: Beijing's Strategies; Seeking Conduits of Influence in Taiwan; Beijing's Efforts to Leverage the Taishang; Beijing's Counterproductive Strategy Toward the Taishang; The Impact of Economic Pressure on Mainland Chinese Politics; Chapter Six - China's Economic Leverage: A Powerful Weapon, but Tricky to Use; Taiwan's Rising "Asymmetric Interdependence" with Mainland China; Mainland Economic Vulnerabilities; Potential Risks for U.S. Interests:Beijing's Frustrations and Taipei's Fears , Bibliography , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-8330-3969-5

Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (252 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9783031539428

Series Statement: Sustainable Business Development Series

Note: Intro -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introductory Chapter: Prospects for Sustainable Business Development -- Sustainable Business Development -- Managing Change in an International Context -- Start-Up Cultures in Times of Global Crises: Sustainable and Innovative Approaches -- A Look at the Contributions -- References -- Part I: Fundamentals of Sustainability and Start-Up Innovations -- Chapter 2: Challenges for Start-Ups and SME in the Twenty-First Century -- Definitions -- Innovation -- Responsibility -- Professional and Managerial Staff -- Summary of Definitions -- Challenges of a Dynamic World -- Internationalization -- Climate Change and Sustainability -- Demographic Change -- Contributions of Pro-socially Oriented Entrepreneurship -- Summary -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3: Pro-social and Other Motivations of Innovative Start-Ups -- Introduction -- Motivations to Found a Company: Theoretical and Contextual Background -- Types and Categories of Motivations -- Method -- Analysis of Swiss Start-Ups: Empirical Findings -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Resilience Patterns for Start-Ups: Strategies and Tools -- Introduction -- Profession and Organization -- World of Work and Society -- Risks and Crises -- Resilience and Optimal Development -- Strategies and Plans -- Needs and Competencies -- Offers and Methods -- Outlook -- References -- Chapter 5: SMEs Talk-Startups Walk: How Startups Can Benefit from the Use of a Digital Maturity Model for SMEs as Part of Digital Transformation? -- Introduction -- Key Concepts of Digital Transformation -- Digitization -- Digitalization -- Digital Transformation -- Digital (Transformation) Maturity Models -- Research Gap -- Methodology to Explore Digital Transformation -- Research Design -- Data Collection -- Results -- Qualitative Analysis -- Case Studies. , Case Study I: Golf Networking -- Case Study II: Holiday Experience -- Comparison of Case Studies -- Discussion, Conclusion, and Further Research -- Adapted Model on Digital Transformation -- Internal Environment Versus External Environment -- Managerial Implications -- Limitations -- Future Research -- Appendix (Table 5.8) -- References -- Chapter 6: Migrant Entrepreneurs in Switzerland: Not Very Different from Native Entrepreneurs -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Motivation of Migrant Entrepreneurs -- The Difference Between Migrant Entrepreneurs and Nascent Entrepreneurs -- Obstacles and Challenges for Migrant Entrepreneurs -- Entrepreneurs with a Migrant Background in Switzerland -- Methodology -- Measures of Variables -- Pre-test -- Sample and Response -- Statistical Analysis -- Results -- Challenges and How to Overcome Them -- Support During the Start-Up Phase -- Starting Alone Versus Team -- Income and Job Offer -- Discussion and Implications -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Social Innovation Through Start-Ups from an International Perspective -- Chapter 7: Sustainable Entrepreneurship: A Cross-Country Comparison -- Review of Recent Literature on Sustainability in Entrepreneurship -- The Impact of Culture on Business and Entrepreneurial Outcomes -- Country-Specific Studies on Sustainable Entrepreneurship -- Cross-Country Studies on Social Entrepreneurship -- Ethical Investing: ESG in Finance and Investment -- Expected Research Outcomes -- Methodology -- Methodological Framework -- The Data -- Limitations -- Research Findings -- Profile of Survey Participants by Company Development Stage -- Profit Orientation of the Companies -- Sustainability Contribution -- Sustainability Impact Management -- Analysis and Insights -- Conclusion -- References. , Chapter 8: Emigration and Start-up Setting. New Russian and Ukrainian Intelligentsia in a Historical Perspective -- The War in Ukraine -- Russian Intelligentsia: a Tradition of Exodus -- Entrepreneurship Cultures in Russia -- Entrepreneurship Cultures in Ukraine -- Ukrainian Entrepreneurs in Western Europe -- Emigration Patterns, Destinations, and Integration Strategies -- Today's Perspectives from Experiences of the Twentieth-Century Migration Waves -- Integration Experiences Using the Example of Switzerland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia -- Prospects for Ukrainian Migrants and Refugees -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9: The Role of Public Funding Agencies for Startup Promotion: An International Comparison -- Hard Landing of Startup Funding in 2022 -- The Importance of Startups for Economic Development -- Specifics of Startups Compared to Traditional SME -- Raising Capital in the Startup Ecosystem -- Own Funds -- Loan -- Bank Loans -- Crowdfunding -- Crowdinvesting -- Venture Capital -- Business Angels -- Active Industrial Policy Through Government Innovation Support Programs -- Basic Types of Government-Orchestrated Startup Funding -- Advantages and Disadvantages of Public Startup Funds -- Selected Cases -- Singapore -- Israel -- EIF European Investment Fund -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10: Malaysia: The Effects of Attitude, Subjective Norms, and Social Entrepreneurship Awareness Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention Among Public University Students -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- The Theory of Planned Behavior -- Social Entrepreneurship Intention -- Social Entrepreneurship Awareness -- The Effect of Attitude Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention -- The Effect of Subjective Norms Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention. , The Effect of Social Entrepreneurship Awareness Toward Social Entrepreneurship Intention -- Research Methodology -- Research Design -- Survey Instrument -- Findings -- Demographic Profile -- Reliability Test -- Regression Analysis -- Regression Analysis for A1 -- Regression Analysis for A2 -- Regression Analysis for A3 -- Discussion -- Implications -- Limitation and Future Research -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 11: Vietnam: Why are there Only few Innovations in Vietnamese Startups and SMEs? An Analysis from an Entrepreneurship and Management Perspective -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Research Method -- Results -- Whole Picture of Vietnamese Startup and SME Innovation -- Innovation in Vietnamese startups -- Innovations in Vietnamese SMEs -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 12: Indonesia: How Effective Is Direct Storytelling in Enhancing Entrepreneurial Motivation for Visually Impaired People? An Experimental Study -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Disability and Entrepreneurship -- Entrepreneurial Motivation -- Storytelling Method -- Research Methodology -- Research Design -- Experimental Unit -- Data Collection and Data Analysis -- Key Findings -- Discussion and Conclusion -- Conclusion and Recommendations -- References -- Chapter 13: Germany: Urban Farming as an Innovation and Application Environment of an Agile Start-Up Mindset -- Scenario 2025: The Development of an Urban Farm -- Background -- A Sustainable Urban Agriculture -- Sustainability Using the Example of the Food Industry -- Urban Farming: An Attempt to Clarify the Terms -- Urban Farming in Current Practice -- Typology of Urban Farming Actors -- Solidarity Agriculture -- Hydroponics -- Aquaponics -- Other Proceedings and Companies Involved -- Opportunities for Cities with Urban Agriculture -- Sustainability in Urban Farming. , The Meanings of Start-Up Mindset, Agile Organization, and Open Innovation -- Conclusion and Outlook -- References -- Chapter 14: Epilogue: Bridging Past to Future-Small Analogy of Economic Crises -- Pre-modern Economic Crises -- Maximum Price Dictate -- Crises in Subsistence Economies -- Speculation and Tulips -- Industrial Revolution Era -- Great Depression 1857 -- Great Depression 1873-1896 -- Great Inflation 1923 -- World Economic Crisis -- Recent Economic Crises -- Oil Crisis 1973 -- Financial Crisis 2007/08 -- The Other Economic Stimulation: The Guernsey Experiment -- References -- Chapter 15: Some Last Comments -- Reference -- Untitled.

Additional Edition: ISBN 9783031539411

Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (227 p.)

ISBN: 1-281-03349-9 , 9786611033491 , 0-08-051813-3 , 1-4356-0850-X

Series Statement: Practical resources for the mental health professional

Content: At last, a hands-on guide for neuropsychologists who want to explore, establish or expand their own private practice. Do you dream about the freedom of your own office and schedule, but worry about the financial viability of self-employment? Are you weary of the dictates of managed care, but find it hard to see other alternatives? Would you like to vary your practice, but aren't quite sure what else you would like to do, or how to get started? Are you concerned about the potential isolation in a private practice, or how to maintain your teaching and research involvement while still paying the

Note: Includes index. , Front Cover; Successful Private Practice in Neuropsychology: A Scientist-Practitioner Model; Copyright Page; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Foreword; Preface; CHAPTER 1. THE CHALLENGE OF PRIVATE PRACTICE IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: OVERVIEW OF KEY ISSUES AND EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS; Pros and Cons of the Institutional Setting; Maintaining High-Level Skills; The Interdisciplinary Network; Do Not Go Gently into That Research Decline; Creating Educational Opportunities; Productively Managing Anxiety: Income; Protectively Managing Anxiety: Malpractice; Personality Factors in Private Practice , Ego Needs and Decreased PrestigeOngoing Consultation: Are You Willing to Seek It? The Buck Stops Here; Exercise: Is Private Practice Really Right for You?; CHAPTER 2. OTHER POTENTIAL INDIGNITIES; No Paid Sick Leave or Holidays; No Additional Reimbursement for Professional Fees; No Guaranteed Salary or Health Care Benefits; Overhead Expenses; Billing, Collections, and Taxes; Exercise: Personal Balance Sheet for Direct and Indirect Costs; CHAPTER 3. THE GOOD NEWS; Integrating Skills and Interests in Patient Selection; Creating the Optimal Schedule; Setting Your Own Fees; Determining Salary , Choosing Your Own Support ServicesOffice Location, Space, and Atmosphere; Developing Your Own Letterhead and Brochures; Personalized Report Formats; Test Selection; Tax Advantages; Exercise: What Appeals Most to Me about Private Practice?; CHAPTER 4. GETTING STARTED: PRACTICAL PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS; Are You Experienced Enough To Be on Your Own?; Individual or Group Practice?; Interdisciplinary Practices; Full-Time or Part-Time Private Practice?; Consultation or Supervision Practices; Teaching; Medical-Legal Work; Neuropsychological Evaluations and Expert Witness Work , Hospital and Clinic AffiliationsUniversity or Medical School Positions; Adjunct Appointments; Part-Time Clinical Faculty; Exercise: How to Explore and Define Your Options; CHAPTER 5. A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR OPENING YOUR BUSINESS; Don't Burn Bridges; Clinician, Know Thyself; A Moveable Feast: The Menu of Practice Options; Maintain a Part-Time Practice with Your Previous Employer; Developing a Safety Net: Starting with a Group; Offering Contract Services to Inpatient Rehabilitation Units; Offering Contract Services to Private Clinics; Membership in Managed Care Panels , Obtaining Adjunct or Clinical Teaching AppointmentsHow to Determine Fair Fees; How to Find Good Help; Developing a Business Plan and Practice Management Statistics; Exercise: Timeline for Implementing Your Practice Template; CHAPTER 6. MARKETING AND OTHER MATTERS; First and Foremost, Do Good Work; The Introductory Letter: Be Specific, but Not Too Limiting; Develop Seminars and Workshops; Give Guest Lectures; Offer a Memory Course to the Public; Contact Private Practice Physicians; Contact Independent Nurse Case Managers; Contact Private Vocational Firms; Attend Weekly Hospital Teaching Rounds , Supervise Residents, Interns, and Postdoctoral Fellows , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-12-800488-6

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-12-551755-6

Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (194 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 1-282-07533-0 , 9786612075339 , 1-57441-377-5 , 1-4416-0917-2

Series Statement: Mayborn literary nonfiction series ; no. 2

Content: Thousands of children are diagnosed with autism each year, with a rate of occurrence of 1 in 150 births, compared to 5 per 10,000 just two decades ago. This title describes how the author's parenthood quickly descended into chaos as her son, Sam, became uncommunicative and unmanageable.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Chapter One: Year One; 1. The Beginning; 2. 6:12 a.m., 6 lbs. 15 oz.; 3. Grandparents; 4. First Doctor Visit; 5. First Steps; 6. First Friends; 7. First Words; Chapter Two: Year Two; 1. Favorite Toys; 2. Preschool Memories; 3. Playmates; 4. Height and Weight; 5. Brothers, Sisters, Aunts, Uncles; Chapter Three: Year Three; 1. Summer Vacations; 2. Potty Training; 3. A New Home!; 4. Favorite Foods; 5. Baby's Outings; 6. Baby's Birthdays; Chapter Four: Year Four; 1. Favorite Books, Favorite Music; 2. Health Record; 3. Other Holidays; 4. Footprints , 5. Our Baby's HomecomingEpilogue; EM1: Senior Scrapbook: My Life Right Now; EM2: Appendix 1: General Autism Information; EM3: Appendix 2: Some Autism Resources , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 1-57441-244-2

Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (36 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 1-4623-2855-5 , 1-4527-5614-7 , 1-282-84158-0 , 9786612841583 , 1-4518-7065-5

Series Statement: IMF working paper ;

Content: We compare the general tax provisions and investment incentives in the Philippines to six other east-Asian economies-Malaysia, Indonesia, Lao, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. We calculate effective tax rates and find that general effective tax rates are relatively high in the Philippines, while investment incentives are comparable to those in neighboring countries. Tax holidays are most attractive for very profitable firms, creating redundancy, and for investment in short-lived assets. We also consider recently-proposed tax reforms that would replace tax holidays by a reduced corporate income tax rate or a low tax on gross receipts. The results suggest that this would result in stronger incentives to invest, while government revenue increases. Alternatively, replacing holidays with a general reduction in the corporate tax rate and offering accelerated depreciation will either not provide the same incentives or be very costly.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Contents; I. Introduction; II. A Birds-Eye View of the Taxation Regime; III. International Experience with Tax Holidays; Tables; 1. Pros and Cons for the Government of Different Types of Tax Incentives; IV. Effective Tax Rates; A. Methodology; B. Estimation Results; Figures; 1. Effective Tax Rates for Companies Not Receiving Tax Incentices; 2. Effective Tax Rates for Companies Receiving the Maximum Tax Holiday; 3. Reduction in Effective Tax Rates From Receiving the Maximum Tax Holiday; 4. Economic Depreciation and Tax Incentives: Do Short- or Long-Lived Assets Benefit More from Tax Holidays? , 5. Philippines: Effective Tax Rates Under Different Holiday Years Granted/Remaining6. Effective Tax Rates Under Different Holiday Years Granted/Remaining; V. Incentive Reform in the Philippines; Boxes; 1. Incentive Reform Bills Under Consideration in the House of Representatives; 7. Philippines: Effective Tax Rates Under Current Incentives and Congress' Reform Proposals; 8. Philippines: Comparing Enhanced Depreciation Versus Current Incentives and Congress' Reform Proposals; VI. Conclusions; References; 2. Investment Incentives in Cambodia, Lao P.D.R., Thailand, and Vietnam , Appendix: Derivation of Effective Tax Rates

Language: English