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Table 14: Deterrence and Perceptions, the Tax System and the Tax Administration Variables

in Management and the Arts)
by Christoph A. Schaltegger
"... In PAGE 21: ... In fact, an empirical study by Frey and Feld (2002) shows that the more respectfully tax administration treats taxpayers the higher tax compliance. In addition, they show that tax eva- sion is lowest in the case, where minor mistakes in the tax declarations are not treated as a de- linquency in contrast to intentional tax fraud being punished severely (see also obtained results in Table14 ). Tables 10 to 12 show also the empirical evidence of a further variable: national pride.... In PAGE 26: ... 2.4 Deterrence and Perceptions, the Tax System and the Tax Administration Table14 shows that tax policy should maintain a high level of social capital. If people believe that others are honest their willingness to pay taxes increases.... In PAGE 26: ... On the other hand and similar to the argumentation in Section 2.2 on the determi- nant trust , Table14 indicates that if the tax administration tries to be honest, fair, informa- tive, and helpful, acting as a service institution and thus treating taxpayers as partners and not inferiors in a hierarchical relationship, taxpayers have stronger incentives to pay taxes hon- estly (Frey 2003, p. 11).... ..."

Table 3. Textual variability according to the position in a page: The Linux System Administrator apos;s Guide

in A System for Converting PDF Documents into Structured XML format
by Hervé Déjean, Jean-luc Meunier
"... In PAGE 5: ... Since one goal of this system is to logically structure documents, the deletion of pages induces the deletions of elements which are directly linked to the page segmentation, typically headers and footers. In order to characterize this zone, we use the following observation: in a header or footer zone, the textual variety is much lower than in the body page (see Table3 ). A similar observation is used in [12].... In PAGE 5: ...075 (Table 2). As Table3 shows, and accordingly with our hypothesis, the position 108 has a very low score (header), while the position 156 (page body) has a very high one. Table 2.... ..."

Table 6. Auditing File Protection Methods Vulnerability Protection System Administration Turn it off

in Mail Stop W2/9703
by Name Ronda, R. Henning, Kevin L. Fox, Harris Corporation, Harris Corporation

Table 10: Functionality required by System Administrator actor Function # Function: Use Case(s):

in unknown title
by unknown authors

Table 3.1: Support for Workflow Administrator Functionality in Workflow Systems

in Supervisor VU:
by Saphira Heijens, Saphira Heijens, Dr. Jaap Gordijn 2005

TABLE 2 Administrative Fees in Latin American IA Systems, 1999

in Development Research Group
by The World Bank, Estelle James, James Smalhout, Dimitri Vittas

Table 1: Cost-Benefit Analysis (in $) for the MDI Contribution Collection System of SUNCORP Advisors and Administrators

in Pre-EDI Cost-Benefit Analyses: A Case Study in an Insurance Company
by Sherah Kurnia School, Sherah Kurnia, Paula M. C. Swatman
"... In PAGE 10: ... The final cumulative value is equivalent to the Net Present Value (NPV) of the MDI project for each case. From Table1 , the NPV of the MDI project for the Contribution Collection systems is shown to be +4,715. This means that SUNCORP will gain $4,715 throughout the lifetime of the MDI system for Contribution Collection.... ..."

Table 4.3 shows that only a third of all Open Source projects targets the end users, most projects are tools for developers or system administrations. Furthermore, most of the projects is targeted towards users Unix operating systems such as Linux and BSD rather than, Microsoft Windows (table 4.4).

in A critical approach to Open Source software
by Stefan Görling 2003

Table 8. Pluses and minuses of of the academic staff appraisal system used by University of Tartu Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

in Order No. 521 A COMPARISON OF THE APPRAISAL SYSTEMS AND APPRAISAL- COMPENSATION INTERLINKS USED BY ESTONIAN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES
by Kulno Türk, Tõnu Roolaht, Kulno Türk, Tõnu Roolaht

Table 3: Size of NUTS 5 and consequences on system range (by theoretical average access system, we mean a system superimposed on the administrative NUTS5 boundaries, assumed circular, with a base station at its very centre).

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2004
"... In PAGE 11: ...Deliverable D14 Table3 , one can normalise the figures and deduce the average number of inhabitants, household and business densities in suburban and urban environments in the 3 countries France, Norway and Poland (Table 4). Suburban densities Urban densities Number of inhabitants/km2 199 1769 Number of HH/ km2 76 752 France Number of businesses/ km2 13 122 Number of inhabitants/km2 231 810 Number of HH/ km2 99 389 Norway Number of businesses/ km2 17 107 Number of inhabitants/km2 165 1596 Number of HH/ km2 59 566 Poland Number of businesses/ km2 14 190 Table 4: Average household and business densities for France, Norway and Poland.... ..."
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