Like, how is it used for financial gain?
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DNA has information for proteins and proteins do most of the functions in our cells. Hence, financial benefits are usually with the DNA that code for specific protein of commercial importance. \n\nWe can make such proteins, by recombinant DNA technology, outside our body: \n\nIt is possible to take the specific DNA from some of our cells, put  it in bacteria and thereby make the 'recombined DNA' of bacteria produce the protein of your interest! This way companies make  \n\n1. therapeutic drugs (e.g., recombinant insulin is used to treat certain type of diabetes disease),\n2. vaccines (e.g., recombinant hepatitis B vaccine is used), \n3. diagnostic proteins (recombinant proteins from the disease causing microbe can be produced by recombinant DNA technology - for further use in diagnostic kits - as markers/controls or to raise antibodies) \n\nand sell them! \n\n4. Similarly one can produce proteins from other organisms to can help in textile, paper, food and other industries.\n\nAll these applications are currently in practice.\n\nNow, the recombinant DNA itself has a few commercial values but this is not so significant. As Wolfee (& others) says, companies do sell specific rec-DNA to academic or commercial research labs. If you discover a new rec-DNA for above mentioned (protein-production) purposes, you can patent this and sell to companies which can make more money.
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Sounds like textbook propaganda...  you're supposed to regurgitate the mush in paraphrased form straight from the text, right?\n\nFinance by \n1-borrowing (from individuals, other companies, banks, the gov, or foreign countries) (by issuing bonds, notes, etc)\n2-increasing investment (by issuing more stock, takin on additional partners, or depositing your own money into your business account)\n\nGoals and functions... yeah really bad wording.  I hate questions like this.  Some moron wrote your school book, I'd have to say.  Look, just scour your text for a straight up definition for finance and copy it word for word.  Then see if "goals and functions" are included in that definition, if not, then you might find it in that section of the text.  \n\nObviously you want to have money so that you can do business.  You also want that money managed well - as you want all of your accounts managed well ...  God I hate questions like that.  \n\nLook - business finance isn't in my dictionary of accounting terms.  It's however the idiot author wants to define it.  I'd have to say that "business finance" isn't used in your book to describe finance operations, like I talked about above... \n\nman I'm sorry I gotta quit this I'm too irritated...
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Look it up in Google for an example. A fellow whose last name was "Ponzi" did the first one, back in the 1920's.\n\nBasically you promise people huge profits on some sort of investment and get their money. You pay your first "investors" back out of their own money. (take $100 each, wait a month, give each $50 back, tell them they will get $50 a month for the rest of their lives.) They tell two or more friends about you. You pay the next "dividend" out of the money left from the first wave plus the new cash from the second wave of investors, the second group tells all of THEIR friends, and so on. The trick is to leave town when there is a lot of cash in the account, before people start to question you.\n\nThe pyramid clubs in the 1980's and 1990's were the most recent example I can think of, but they crop up all the time.
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kind of a strange question - I dont see a point to it unless you dont know what to do with your money, but then again, thinking about it, that is pretty much what people do when they give money to beggars..
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THE ABILITY TO BORROW MONEY IS THE FASTEST WAY TO GROWTH. THE MORE MONEY YOU HAVE ACCESS TO THE BETTER YOU CASH FLOW. WHICH IN TERMS GIVES YOU THE ADVANTAGE TO TAKE CARE OF BIGGER DEALS.
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That's the story of the financial racket. \nBut it gives them big bonuses.\nOn the up-side you sleep a lot better than if it was stashed under your mattress, lumpy.\nShop around.
171424
I have not tried this or heard of it.  I would think it couldn't be to good of an investment.
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It is a Public Income note - basically a hybrid equity/debt security.  Companies issue them to raise capital, much like a preferred stock.  People buy them for the dividend flow, typically.
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A CRT is a complex vehicle that can be very valuable when used in the right circumstances.  It can't be used as an active trade or business (selling property continuously may be considered a business. The annual payout is calculated based on the fair market value of the assets and the specified rate in the trust document, this is prorated for any mid year contributions.  The CRT would pay to you for life an depending on ages and payouts rates to your kids for a term of years or for their lives.  At the end of the trust term the assets would transfer to charity, this could be a Family Foundation but the initial tax deduction may be reduced to the reminder interest of the basis depending on the assets contributed.  The amount of money family members could take as a salary would depend on the value of the foundation and how much work was being done on behalf of the foundation.  The CRT is tax exempt but distributions are taxed on a worst in first out philosophy.  The most important thing to avoid that could undo tax benefits in a given year is a CRT can't have any debt financed income.
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Don't call it a "money making plan" -- that will only make people wary.  Just describe exactly what it is ("an invention to make a bike go faster" or "an investment process that I used to triple my money in 4 days") -- be very specific and then people will want to hear more / how.
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If you are from India, check out the  link below. \n\nBasically, they are a pooling of investors that would rather have someone else do their investing for them.  They give their money to a mutual fund manager and the manager does the investing. For a fee, of course.  There are all types of mutual funds. Ones that invest in growth stocks, ones that invest in bonds, ones that invest in undervalued stocks, ones that invest in foreign stocks, and relatively new, ones that invest in a market average.  The last came about because mutual funds in general--70%--could not get a better return than the market in general. \n\nThat does not mean that all mutual funds are bad. But is does mean that you have to do your home work before buying one.  You can get your money back by just giving them a phone call or sending a request over the internet. Some mutual funds are sold by stock brokers and the funds are held by the broker and you sell them by calling the broker.  Every year at year end the mutual fund distributes the money that they realized on their investments.  That has pluses and minuses.  The plus is that you get the money. The minus is that you have to pay taxes on it. The index funds do not distribute so much because they do not sell their investments so often. So they are an advantage in that respect.
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Try this for extra pocket money.
155959
when u put your something to do something productive which could return more something than if u r not doing it, that's investment. ie, wning assets, learning, paying off debts, doing charity, etc.
55790
Hit up the people you know that you pay money to every year.  For instance, your dentist, your doctor, your lawyer or financial advisor.  These people like your business and know that you pay them for their services.  If you hit them up for donations they're more likely to accomodate seeing as they'd like to help, it's a write off and they want to keep your business.  Same holds true with banks.  If you have an account in good standing at your local bank solicit their marketing department for supplies.  Donations of this type will sometimes fall under what's called the Community Reinvestment Act and is a requirement of banks to participate in.  Part of giving back to the communities that they do business within.  You'll need to furnish all these people with copies of your Federal tax ID so they can write off these donations.  Good luck!
254983
It's called a "job". That's how people get money.
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Well you'll have to do the math.  If you purchase you can depreciate the asset.  If you lease you will save $ up front and can use the money you saved to invest in your business.
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Well... what is your organization about, what does it do? what are your revenues based on, costs? how high are the investments? You cant just pose a question like that...