Consignment
Kovich, Matthew · DigitalCommons-COD College of DuPage Research (College of DuPage) · 2005
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Kovich, Matthew · DigitalCommons-COD College of DuPage Research (College of DuPage) · 2005
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2023
Chapter 4 examines how new attachments and conceptualizations of stewardship have taken shape around flexible labor. I follow an ad hoc crew of temporary geographic information systems (GIS) mappers hired by the Gitanyow First Nation—a Gitxsan people with separate band governments, hereditary chiefs, and traditional territories from the neighboring Gitxsan First Nation—to map the route of a proposed pipeline through Gitanyow traditional territory. Focusing on the technical artifacts generated by transect mapping, an environmental mapping technique used to quantify objects of interest along a discrete linear path, the chapter examines how agile mapping and databasing practices have allowed Gitanyow and other Indigenous mappers to critique the geographical constraints of the provincial government’s “land selection” model for negotiating new treaties with First Nations. The chapter highlights the mundane and fragmentary nature of the practices through which contemporary forms of critique must be built—and, increasingly, deferred.
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2022
This seminal text demystifies the terminology of working in the fashion industry today, providing definitions of processes, techniques, features, and even some historical terms that you need to know. The dictionary now includes coverage of sustainability, smart materials, new technologies and processes. This book has been reorganized in a purely alphabetical order for easy reference. Lavishly illustrated with over 800 illustrations capturing the styles and details of fashion, this reference work is a must have for students, designers, fashion merchandisers, historians, and fashion enthusiasts.
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2013
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Matthew Kovich · DigitalCommons-COD College of DuPage Research (College of DuPage) · 2005
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Chauhan, Vikas, Chauhan, Akash · 2021
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Ron Paterson · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Abstract It is common in certain trades, such as motor vehicle dealerships, to obtain goods from manufacturers on a consignment basis. The deal generally involves the manufacturer despatching stock to dealers but retaining title until some further event has taken place, such as the sale of the car to the customer, or until a certain period has elapsed.
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European agreement concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by inland waterways · 2023
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Ron Paterson · Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks · 1993
It is common in certain trades, such as motor vehicle dealerships, to obtain goods from manufacturers on a consignment basis. The deal generally involves the manufacturer despatching stock to dealers but retaining title until some further event has taken place, such as the sale of the car to the customer, or until a certain period has elapsed.
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European agreement concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by road · 2018
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Duffy, Daniel, 1951- · State Elections Enforcement Commission (State of Connecticut)
Title from Web page (OLR web site, viewed July 19, 2010).; "December 23, 1994."; Discusses whether other states have laws protecting the owners of goods placed on consignment if the consignment shop closes, particularly consignment shops selling antiques or second hand goods owned by individuals who are not in the business of selling the type of goods being consigned.; Harvested from the web on 7/19/10
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DeAngelo, Krista · Digital Commons - URI (University of Rhode Island) · 2009
As environmental awareness and sustainability have become more widely promoted, it has resulted in an increase in the importance of recycling. A consignment store, by definition, is a second-hand store that offers previously owned goods, both used and unused, for a lower price than that of new products. Consignment stores provide consumers with an outlet through which they can recycle items, by selling those that they no longer use and purchasing products that have been previously owned. Along with their environmental benefits, these businesses present creative designers with the chance to sell their original work. My experience working at a consignment store has allowed me to recognize consignment as a valuable business opportunity providing affordable fashion to the community. The University of Rhode Island has allowed me to explore my studies of Marketing and Textiles, Fashion Merchandising, and Design, and to combine them with my love for fashion, retail, and general business. This project is my way of integrating my education and my experience working at a consignment store with what I am passionate about.\nThe purpose of this project was to provide URI with a successful student-run organization and business. My project will consist of a written business plan for a Campus Consignment store to be run by and for students and faculty at URI’s Kingston campus. A student club, the Campus Consignment Club, will be organized specifically for the store’s operations. The goal of this club and of the store is to provide motivated students with an avenue to gain hands-on experience establishing and maintaining all aspects of a successful business. Together, both the Campus Consignment Club and the consignment store would offer the university community an additional opportunity to become more environmentally conscious. I will conduct market research to help me determine and locate the market for the store, to understand the wants and needs of the customer, and to realize the potential of a student organization for this business.\nMy ultimate goal for this project was to explore my interests, to apply my knowledge of business in a way that would allow me to strengthen my skills, and to learn and prepare myself for my future as a potential small business owner through creating a detailed business plan.
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Krista DeAngelo · Digital Commons - URI (University of Rhode Island) · 2009
As environmental awareness and sustainability have become more widely promoted, it has resulted in an increase in the importance of recycling. A consignment store, by definition, is a second-hand store that offers previously owned goods, both used and unused, for a lower price than that of new products. Consignment stores provide consumers with an outlet through which they can recycle items, by selling those that they no longer use and purchasing products that have been previously owned. Along with their environmental benefits, these businesses present creative designers with the chance to sell their original work. My experience working at a consignment store has allowed me to recognize consignment as a valuable business opportunity providing affordable fashion to the community. The University of Rhode Island has allowed me to explore my studies of Marketing and Textiles, Fashion Merchandising, and Design, and to combine them with my love for fashion, retail, and general business. This project is my way of integrating my education and my experience working at a consignment store with what I am passionate about. The purpose of this project was to provide URI with a successful student-run organization and business. My project will consist of a written business plan for a Campus Consignment store to be run by and for students and faculty at URI’s Kingston campus. A student club, the Campus Consignment Club, will be organized specifically for the store’s operations. The goal of this club and of the store is to provide motivated students with an avenue to gain hands-on experience establishing and maintaining all aspects of a successful business. Together, both the Campus Consignment Club and the consignment store would offer the university community an additional opportunity to become more environmentally conscious. I will conduct market research to help me determine and locate the market for the store, to understand the wants and needs of the customer, and to realize the potential of a student organization for this business. My ultimate goal for this project was to explore my interests, to apply my knowledge of business in a way that would allow me to strengthen my skills, and to learn and prepare myself for my future as a potential small business owner through creating a detailed business plan.
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Gran Bretaña. War Office · Virtual Defense Library (Ministerio de Defensa) · 1952
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Duffy, Daniel, 1951-, · State Elections Enforcement Commission (State of Connecticut)
"April 8, 1996."; Discusses the number and nature of consignment shop complaints received by the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP).; Harvested from the web on 10/31/13
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Recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods. Model regulations · 2025
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fjpgzcohcw · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024
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Recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods. Model regulations · 2023
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K. R. Veenhof · 1972
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Peyman Khezr, Ian A. MacKenzie · Journal of Environmental Economics and Management · 2017
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