We experimentally investigate some key features of internet peer-to-peer (P2P) lending: the borrower specifies the amount of money required and makes a contingent promise about the value of the generally higher repayment prior to the investor's decision to lend the required sum or not.
If the business is of interest to you, and if it returns the amount of cash flow you need (or can be made to do so), and if you can envision yourself successfully running the business, then you may be ready to move on to next logical step which is making a contingent offer.
This study shows that in HRH management and inter-sectoral relations, the health workers in Brazil make up a contingent of professionals influenced by different systems of policy formulation, with autonomy, direction and particular concerns not governed by sectoral politics.
(ii) Nevertheless, the first best can be attained by making a contract contingent on the unverified action.
Furthermore, it makes a logically contingent proposition (i.e., that OBp → p) obligatory as a matter of deontic logic.
Could the research councils make a proportion of funding contingent on institutions improving gender diversity in science at all levels?
Proposed legal changes would place shelters under government authority and make a woman's access contingent on discriminatory social mores, including virginity and marital status.
New "say on pay" votes, though nonbinding, have caused some companies to make a greater proportion of pay contingent on chief executives' achievement of rigorous performance goals.
The latest version, based on the policy enacted in Arkansas last month, would make a person's Medicaid coverage contingent on them working at least 20 hours a month for the first three months.
That makes HS a contingent thesis, as no doubt it should be.
