Ordinal utility If the consumption of a quantity qA of a good A gives satisfaction 100 and a quantity qB of a good gives a satisfaction of 10, qA is equivalent to 10 times qB. The above example illustrates the … Read More
Artist: Dante Gabriel Rossetti Year: c. 1864–1870 Type: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 86.4 cm × 66 cm (34 in × 26 in) Location: Tate Britain, London Beata Beatrix is an oil on canvas by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, a Pre-Raphaelite painter, … Read More
It was the most beautiful in someone’s life, She did not know whose life, but she was a beautiful hour, had a good feeling of contentment, fulfillment … A complaint had yet! She tried to sit in a clock and … Read More
Agglomeration effects in the regional economy have advantages and disadvantages. In the business administration, agglomeration refers to the accumulation of various companies, typically at a location (so-called location agglomeration). These agglomeration leads to agglomeration effects. Economies of agglomeration applies in … Read More
Maschalismos is customary to physically prevent the dead return to the world of the living and haunt in the form of undead. The word comes from Ancient Greek and was also the term for the laws and rules governing the … Read More
The Romanian history means, conventionally, Romanian geographical region and history of the peoples who lived there and who, in addition to specific cultural differences and political transformations, have equipped it with a specific identity, while identity led Romania recognition as … Read More
In European Union, abusive clauses are clauses in consumer contracts that are considered void, unwritten as non-balanced for the consumer. Since Directive 93/13 of the Council of 5 April 1993, this type of clause is framed at European level. These … Read More
A payment system is a “system consisting of a set of instruments, banking procedures and interbank funds transfer systems designed to ensure the flow of currency.” The term “payment system” can refer to both a system, as defined above, or, … Read More
Artist: Jaume Barba, or Joan Fontbernat Year: 1930 Type: Marble The Kiss of Death (El Petó de la Mort in Catalan and El beso de la muerte in Spanish) is a marble sculpture, found in Poblenou Cemetery in Barcelona. The … Read More
The clock was manufactured by a watchmaker cherished by all peers, and its fresh nickel covers glowed proudly in the light. Master had made it without any order, just for nothing … for the sake of art, but he used … Read More
Full name: Republic of Croatia. Official language: Croatian. Geography Cities, towns, islands Note that many Croatian place names exist in Italian, German, Hungarian and Slovenian. Unless an English name exists (e.g. Dalmatia, not Dalmacija), always use the Croatian name. Both … Read More
The European Parliament and the Council adopted on 8 June 2000 an European Directive on electronic commerce (Directive 2000/31/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on certain legal aspects of information society, including the electronic commerce, in the … Read More
