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... schemes as either member schemes or creditor schemes. This book will therefore consider schemes in these two broad categories. Before considering member schemes and creditor schemes, however, Chapter 2 examines the mechanics of all schemes ...
... schemes as either member schemes or creditor schemes. This book will therefore consider schemes in these two broad categories. Before considering member schemes and creditor schemes, however, Chapter 2 examines the mechanics of all schemes ...
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... schemes have to be adapted both to an organization's culture and to context. For example, for some companies a very informal, self-sustaining scheme (e.g. IBM) will bring the best results, whilst a well-regulated scheme may be more ...
... schemes have to be adapted both to an organization's culture and to context. For example, for some companies a very informal, self-sustaining scheme (e.g. IBM) will bring the best results, whilst a well-regulated scheme may be more ...
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... schemes developed in this way are called "divergence schemes" or "conservative schemes". Methods for constructing divergence schemes are described in Chapter 9. The second method is based on the use of some variational formulation of ...
... schemes developed in this way are called "divergence schemes" or "conservative schemes". Methods for constructing divergence schemes are described in Chapter 9. The second method is based on the use of some variational formulation of ...
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KURUKSHETRA | 4 |
WHAT IS NEW IN THE NEW STRATEGY OF INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT? | 14 |
WHOLE VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING FOR FULL EMPLOYMENT | 21 |
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