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Engel’s Law is an economic principle that states that as income increases, the proportion of income spent on food decreases. In other words, as people’s incomes rise, they spend a smaller percentage of their income on food. This law is named after German economist Ernst Engel, who first proposed it in 1857. There are a … Read more
A capital pool company (CPC) is a type of special purpose vehicle/issuer that is created for the sole purpose of raising capital to invest in a new or emerging company. A CPC is typically sponsored by an investment dealer and is formed as a shell company with no significant operations or assets. The sole purpose … Read more
The concept of offshoring is the relocation that a company makes when it moves its factories or production systems to another country or territories. It is a process that is the result of globalization. An example of this are the companies that until recently produced in Europe, but that in view of the salary advantages … Read more
