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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Business losses."”.

  1. Combination of reliability tools and artificial intelligence in a hybrid condition monitoring framework for ship machinery systems

    … performance, having a great impact in terms of business losses by reducing ship availability, increasing downtime and moreover increasing the potential of major accidents occurring and endangering lives on-board. With high cost of ownership and overburdened crew, ship maintenance has become one …

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  2. Antecedents and Consequences of Loss Aversion: Mental Accounting and Allocation of Attention

    … the sensitivity of choices to gains and losses (and thus loss aversion). An initial empirical study suggests an association between decision makers’ increased attention to losses and decreased attention to gains, and increased degrees of loss aversion. We then examine this association in …

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  3. Capacity design for multiple quality of protection service classes in optical mesh networks

    … to Gartner Group,up to $500 million in US business losses would have been inflicted by network failures experiencedthrough 2004. A direct voice-call revenue loss from the failure of a major trunkgroup is frequently quoted at amounting to more than $100,000 per minute. In anothercase …

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  4. An investigation of the effects of SFAS No.121 on asset impairment reporting and stock returns

    … does not affect the magnitude of asset writedown losses. The findings also provide support for the hypothesis that SFAS No. 121 does not affect the management choice of the timing for reporting asset writedowns. In addition, the findings suggest that the market evaluates the asset writedown losses

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