“…Written by Barry Ritholtz, one of today's most popular economic bloggers and a well-established industry pundit, this book skillfully explores how the United States evolved from a rugged independent nation to a soft Bailout Nation-where financial firms are allowed to self-regulate in good times, but are bailed out by taxpayers in bad times. Entertaining and informativ…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Autres sources de financement pour les entreprises -- Marché boursier -- Marché des obligations d'entreprise -- Crédit-bail -- Affacturage -- 2.2.3. Autres acteurs du secteur de la banque de détail -- La Poste -- La Société tunisienne de garantie (SOTUGAR) -- Caisse des dépôts et consignations (CDC) -- Registres publics d'information sur le crédit -- Institutions de microfinance -- 2.3. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…: Decision Thing 112 Chapter 9: Loops, Loops, Loops 115 A Little Deja Vu 115 The Thrill of for Loops 116 Doing something x number of times 116 Introducing the for loop 117 Counting with the for statement 119 Looping letters 120 Nesting for loops 121 The Joy of the while Loop 123 Structuring a while loop 123 Using the do while loop 125 Loopy Stuff 126 Looping endlessly 126 Looping endlessly but on purpose 127 Breaking out of a loop 128 Adding multiple for loop conditions 129 Screwing up a loop 130 Chapter 10: Fun with Functions 133 Anatomy of a Function 133 Constructing a function 133 Prototyping (or not) 136 Functions and Variables 139 Using variables in functions 139 Sending a value to a function 140 Sending multiple values to a function 142 Creating functions that return values 143 Returning early 145 Constants of the Global Kind 147 Introducing defined constants 147 Putting defined constants to use 148 Part 3: Build Upon What You Know 151 Chapter 11: The Unavoidable Math Chapter 153 Math Operators from Beyond Infinity 153 Incrementing and decrementing 154 Prefixing the ++ and -- operators 156 Discovering the remainder (modulus) 158 Saving time with assignment operators 158 Math Function Mania 160 Exploring some common math functions 161 Suffering through trigonometry 163 It's Totally Random 166 Spewing random numbers 166 Making the numbers more random 167 The Holy Order of Precedence 170 Getting the order correct 170 Forcing order with parentheses 171 Chapter 12: Give Me Arrays 173 Behold the Array 173 Avoiding arrays 173 Understanding arrays 174 Initializing an array 177 Playing with character arrays (strings) 177 Working with empty char arrays 179 Sorting arrays 181 Multidimensional Arrays 183 Making a two-dimensional array 183 Going crazy with three-dimensional arrays 186 Declaring an initialized multidimensional array 188 Arrays and Functions 189 Passing an array to a function 189 Returning an array from a function 191 Chapter 13: Fun with Text 193 Character Manipulation Functions 193 Introducing the CTYPEs 193 Testing characters 195 Changing characters 197 String Functions Galore 198 Reviewing string functions 198 Comparing text 199 Building strings 200 Fun with printf() Formatting 202 Formatting floating point 202 Setting the output width 204 Aligning output 206 Gently Down the Stream 207 Demonstrating stream input 207 Dealing with stream input 208 Chapter 14: Structures, the Multivariable 211 Hello, Structure 211 Introducing the multivariable 211 Understanding struct 213 Filling a structure 215 Making an array of structures 216 Weird Structure Concepts 218 Putting structures within structures 218 Passing a structure to a function 219 Chapter 15: Life at the Command Prompt 221 Conjure a Terminal Window 221 Starting a terminal window 222 Running code in text mode 223 Arguments for the main() Function 225 Reading the command line 225 Understanding main()'s arguments 227 Time to Bail 229 Quitting the program 229 Running another program 230 Chapter 16: Variable Nonsense 233 Variable Control 233 Typecasting into disbelief 233 Creating new things with typedef 235 Making static variables 238 Variables, Variables Everywhere 241 Using external variables 241 Creating an external structure variable 243 Enumerating 245 Chapter 17: Binary Mania 249 Binary Basics 249 Understanding binary 249 Outputting binary values 251 Bit Manipulation 253 Using the bitwise | operator 253 Using bitwise & 256 Operating exclusively with XOR 257 Understanding the ~ and ! …”

“…Para dar mayor propiedad y colorido al ambiente, utilizan sus bailes y canciones e incorporan al reparto a una tribu de gitanos trashumantes. …”

“…Durante un tiempo, dominaron los ídolos de los adolescentes e innumerables bailes de moda como el Twist. Pero como nos demuestran Ben E. …”

“…A wealth of absorbing examples are covered, from the link between US oil prices and the recent 'tortilla riots' in Mexico to what was really happening when the US government decided not to bail out Lehman Bros. RESILIENCE introduces completely new ideas, such as 'flipping' which is when a systems has been pulled out of shape so often it changes forever. …”

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“…Particular attention was devoted to: bailing the private sector into crisis prevention and resolution, including under the Paris Club framework; the recently proposed revisions to the Basel Accord on bank capital requirements; and the appropriate exchange rate regime in Latin America…”

“…From facial recognition-capable of checking us onto flights or identifying undocumented residents-to automated decision systems that inform everything from who gets loans to who receives bail, each of us moves through a world determined by data-empowered algorithms. …”

“…Systems cull résumés until, years later, we discover that they have inherent gender biases. Algorithms decide bail and parole-and appear to assess black and white defendants differently. …”

“…The keynote speakers were Alyson J. K. Bailes, Head of the Stockholm Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), former Minister of State, Prof. …”

“…María Vallejo-Nágera nos presenta en este libro a algunas de ellas y nos descubre a través de sus curiosos ojos los desiertos remotos en los que habitó la reina de Saba; los palacios ancestrales de Cleopatra; la Galilea de María de Magdala; la verdad de Lucrecia Borgia; los exóticos bailes de Mata Hari; las creaciones de Coco Chanel; el gran talento de Peggy Guggenheim o la trágica existencia de María Callas…”

“…Su relato resulta de un especial interés en cuanto se refiere a la visión de las consecuencias que la guerra tenía sobre el conjunto de la sociedad española; junto a bailes y las coplas hay en su libro escenas estremecedoras que denuncian la brutalidad y el hambre que sufrían las capas populares. …”

“…Celebrar la alegría: una inclinación universal exclusiva de nuestra especie, expresado a lo largo de los siglos con banquetes, disfraces y bailes. Ehrenreich recurre a abundantes fuentes históricas y antropológicas para desvelar los orígenes de las celebraciones, y nos muestra cómo a lo largo de la historia las elites social y eclesiástica reprimieron los festejos colectivos por miedo a que éstos minasen las jerarquías sociales. …”

“…Using extensive documentary evidence and interviews with former Lehman employees, she reveals the decisions that led to Lehman's collapse, looks at why the government refused a bail-out and whether the implications of this refusal were fully understood. …”