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Handbook of Environmental Degradation Rates

by Howard, Philip H., Boethling, Robert S., Jarvis, William F., Meylan, William M., Michalenko, Edward M.
Year of Publication 1991

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Organic reactions of reduced species of sulfur dioxide

by Jarvis, William F, Hoey, Michael D, Finocchio, Alfred L, Dittmer, Donald C
Published in Journal of organic chemistry (01.11.1988)

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Risk and return in the post-crisis world

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.05.2014)

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Assessing your board's risk tolerance

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.01.2014)

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Thinking flexibly about fixed income

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.09.2013)

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Rethinking asset allocation: the case for portfolio diversification

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.05.2013)

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Investment returns: on a treadmill in 2011

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.09.2012)

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Governance: still at the top of the investment agenda

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.05.2012)

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Finger on the pulse: a look at the future for not-for-profit healthcare organizations

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.09.2011)

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Endowment income for the post-reform era

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.05.2011)

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Good governance the overlooked investment strategy

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.01.2011)

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Interaction of sulfur dioxide with 1-benzyl-1,4-dihydronicotinamide

by Jarvis, William F, Dittmer, Donald C
Published in Journal of organic chemistry (01.08.1983)

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Assessing your board's risk tolerance: establishing and understanding the risk tolerance of an organization's investment leadership body are critical to avoid investment losses that can negatively impact the mission of the organization

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.01.2014)

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Winds of change

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.01.2013)

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winds of change

by Jarvis, William F
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Winds of change: weathering tumultuous changes in the financial world, investment portfolios of many healthcare organizations look dramatically different today from how they looked 10 years ago

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.01.2013)

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Winds of change

by Jarvis, William F
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Investment returns: on a treadmill in 2011: a nationwide study of healthcare organizations shows flat returns as well as some important shifts in asset allocation for investable assets and defined benefit plans

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.09.2012)

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Governance: still at the top of the investment agenda: boards and investment committees are making investment decisions in an ever more complex environment. But are they devoting the resources needed to perform effectively?

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.05.2012)

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Organizational debt levels: harbinger of change? Among healthcare organizations, debt has increased steadily in recent years. Now, most are deleveraging--perhaps in response to less favorable operating trends

by Jarvis, William F
Published in Healthcare financial management (01.01.2012)

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