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The writer presents a research paper that examines the financing of the healthcare system in Zambia. Looking at the potential options that exist for financing and seeking to assess which will fit in with the organizational culture and structure. The paper includes simulated primary research. Fourty-seven sources are cited in the bibliography of this sixy-five page paper.

The concept of renewable energy is widely supported, but the lack of commercial success and limited returns make it difficult for energy firms to raise finance in an effective manner, The writer looks at the use of project finance and discusses why it is so difficult for renewable energy projects to raise this type of finance. The sources are cited in this seven page paper.

A 7 page report on "Finance" by Groppelli and Nikbakht, a volume of the Barron's Business Review Series. The book focuses on the finance associated with investments and includes discussions of capital budgeting, risk, capital structure and other basic finance concepts. Bibliography lists 1 source.

This 7 page paper looks at the financing of opera in London during the early 18th century and whether or not opera was self financing. The way opera was financed is discussed, focusing on Heidegger and Handel and the second Royal Academy of Music, but also discussing the Opera of the Nobility and fringe opera. The paper also considers the way in which profits would have been distributed and performers paid. The bibliography cites four sources.

In five pages a student submitted case study is examined involving insufficient company financing with possible solutions offered.

In four pages the finances of Target Corporation are analyzed.

In three pages a student asks for assistance in financing student loans in a letter to talk show host and philanthropist Oprah Winfrey.

The writer looks at how a research undertaking research in the field of business and finance can make sure the project is undertaken ethically. The writer starts by looking at the concept and the importance of ethics in research and then considers frameworks that may be used to guide research and practical measures that can be out into place in the way research is undertaken. Fifteen sources are cited in the bibliography of this twenty page paper.

When the Walt Disney Company, along with the Hong Kong government, which the agreement to build a theme park on reclaimed land in Hong Kong a range of financing agreements were utilized. One source of finance was a syndicated loan. The writer examines the way in which the bids for the loan took place and how Chase was chosen as the lead arranger and then goes on to consider issues such as price and risk. Two sources are cited to the bibliography this three page paper.

The writer outlines the concept and goals of corporate finance and then looks at some tools and approaches that are used in corporate finance management. Three sources are cited in the bibliography of this three page paper.

The writer looks at research articles examining the way telemarketing practices may be improved. The research that is discussed looks at the role of technology, the influence of consumer attitudes and the management of time for telemarketer when waiting for customers to reply on an outbound call. Five sources are cited in the bibliography of this four page paper

A 4 page review of the factors that entered into one company's decision to forgo million secured debt financing in favor of an equity financing strategy. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

This 12 page paper looks at Islamic banking and finance. This 12 page paper looks at the history and development of Islamic banking and finance, the characteristics of the Islamic banking, the different types of products that are available as well as the regulation of the industry in the UAE and the challenges and potential within the industry. The bibliography cites 11 sources.

This 4-page paper describes the philosphy of public finance, and how it differs from corporate finance. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

Terrorism is a phenomenon that has the potential to impact on all individuals businesses and industries. The accounting and finance industry may not appear to be involved, but terrorists require funds. The writer assesses the way that the accounting and finance industry are dealing with the threat of terrorism and discussing the effectiveness of any measures that are in place. A contrast is made between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia. Twenty-three sources are cited in this fifteen page paper.