01:04 | Author: sang pencari ilmu

Islamic state obligations is supervise the economic activities to prevent the weak faith of the economic distortions purpose of prevention so that economic actors can avoid the usury. Because usury is forbidden by Islam and supervision in the Islamic country also aims to prevent anything that affects the freedom of trade transactions and processes so the supply and demand of goods can proceed smoothly.

supervision is one of the basic tasks of modern management that is determine that everything went smoothly according to the desired. Umar bin Khattab r.a very popular with the supervision for citizens, and firm against those who do deviations, especially government officials. Islamic hate corruption, collusion and nepotism, because it can make people suffer. Therefore very important oversight
21:02 | Author: sang pencari ilmu

The United States Rare Coin and Bullion Reserve Vault Facility today announces the final release of U.S. Gov't Issued Gold Coins previosly held in The West Point Depository/U.S. Mint. For limited time, U.S. Citizens will heve the opportunity to purchase these $5 Gov't Issued Gold Coins for the Incredible "at-cost" price of only $124.00 percoin. An amazing price because these U.S. Gov't Issued Gold Coins are completely free of dealer markup. that's correct, our cost. This may be your final opportunity to buy U.S. Gov't Issued Gold Coins at-cost. The Gold market, which recently skyrocketed past $9000/oz.,is predicted by reaching up to $3,000/oz.in the future. Due to extremely high Gold demand, availability of these special at-cost Gold Coins may vary based on current vault inventory. The United States Rare Coin and Bullion Reserve will release these U.S. Gov'tIssued Gold Coins at-cost on first-come, first-serve basis.
04:13 | Author: sang pencari ilmu

Analysis in an Efficient Market
Market Efficiency
1)assumes competent and informed analysis

2)distinguish aggregate from individual behavior

3)reflects information (both reliable and unreliable)
-country differences in rewards to analysis