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Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
When partners have reached full partnership, remarkable things start to happen. Full partnerships between organizations are the equivalent of Olympic gold.Many try, few succeed. But those who do succeed know the work involved and the skill it takes to be the best. While the road is tricky and fraught with peril, the rewards can be rich, as we see below.
High trust enables creative risk. Only when we trust each other can we risk the quantum leap into the next generation of activity. Regardless of service or products, to move beyond the status quo takes a special talent—and that talent is best tapped into through partnerships. Some of the best breakthough examples come from the American effort to conquer space. The partnerships developed between NASA and private industry are too numerous to list— but they have yielded a lot more than the beverage Tang. From microwave ovens to insulated clothing, our lives have changed dramatically thanks to these partnerships. The creative risk taking was there. And those who formed partnerships with NASA stood to benefit like no other.
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Sunday, October 25th, 2009
Oil companies’ relative profits also peak during a recession because an economic downturn is usually accompanied by high oil prices. Utilities have a noncyclical business profile and they are subject to regulated pricing. They will realize their profit peaks relative to the market during a later stage of an economic downturn.
Consumer staples is a noncyclical sector and hence the profit peak relative to the market is reached towards the end of a recession. Profits are not robust but consumers cut spending on large discretionary purchases while the demand, for example, for food and beverages remains relatively stable across the whole economic cycle.
Group sectors according to their change in profits during recession and recovery. The profits of cyclical sectors will fall in recessions and rise during a recovery. On the other side, the profit cycle of defensive companies is countercyclical. Profits will rise in recessions and they will tend to fall in recoveries. Some industries experience structural gains which means that their profits rise during recession and recovery. Other industries suffer from structural losses which means that they realize falling profits in recession and in recovery as well. Those are industries which reached a declining stage in their industry life cycles.
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Tuesday, April 14th, 2009
StaffordLoans – After you graduate or drop to less than half-time enrollment, you’ll receive a six-month grace period before the first loan payment is due.
GradPLUSLoans – Your first payment is due within 60 days after the loan is fully disbursed. You may receive an in-school deferment on your Grad PLUS loan while enrolled at least half-time at an eligible school. For Grad PLUS loans first disbursed on or after July 1, 2008, the post-enrollment deferment permits you to defer your loan for the six-month period immediately following the date on which you ceased to be enrolled at least half-time at an eligible school.
Before the grace period expires on your Stafford loan or before the first payment is due on your Grad PLUS loan, you’ll receive a repayment schedule* which includes:
- Available repayment options.
- Outstanding loan balance.
- Interest
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