Lance Said:

Writing an essay - refer to books as "novels" or "texts"?

We Answered:

Hi,

Use novel if you're referring to the work (book) as a whole. As in, "The novel is based on a true story".

Use text when referring to the style of the writing, or the content or structure or flavour. As in " The author uses many metaphors in his text" or " the text is stylistically barren".

Billie Said:

Earn 5 UK Pounds to write essay.?

We Answered:

who left it too late to write his own essay?.
Sorry mate I did my own work whilst I was at school.
Isn't this called cheating, 10 out of 10 for initiative though!!

Joan Said:

UK National essay competitions?

We Answered:

Check out http://writersunite.webnode.com for tons of "just for fun" contests.

Hope that helps!

Pearl Said:

How to begin an essay on Polish migration to the UK?

We Answered:

You can open with statistics- I had to do this to last week for As Geog.

I was like:

Since Poland joined the EU on may 1st 2004, with an expected 26,000 economic migrants to influx by the UK government. This figure was largely criticized as over 750,000 polish migrants migrated in to the UK- with areas such as stevenage population rising up to 26% in the last 6 years, due to the high surge of polish migration. This high figure has since decreased, and we find more and more polish migrant going back to their source nation. What I want to evaluate is the push and pull factors which contribute to such high surges of polish immigrants in to the UK and out of the UK.


Hope this helped slightly haha! =)

Loretta Said:

Im writing an essay on pensions in the UK, im having difficulty?

We Answered:

Hiya why not take a look at

http://www.lovemoney.com/news/saving-for…

Hope that helps your homework!

Eva Said:

I am writing an essay on banking in Latin America?

We Answered:

There has been an exponential growth in private equity investment in the United
States over the last decade, and private equity investors – both private equity funds
and hedge funds – attracted by the prospect of high returns, have started to increase
their investment activity in Latin America, especially in Brazil and Mexico, the two
largest and most mature markets in the region. In addition, a number of private
equity funds have been organised throughout the region in response to the longstanding
demand for, and inadequate supply of, capital. These developments,
together with the perception that asset values in Latin America generally are low in
relation to asset values in the U.S. and Europe, have led to an acceleration in the
growth of private equity investments in Latin America.
According to Venture Equity Latin America, during the period 2001-2005 over $4
billion in private equity investments were made in Latin America, while over $4.5
billion in private equity funds was raised for investment in the region. Latin buyout
funds generated one-year gross returns of 31% in the year to June, 2006, according to
the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association. In addition, Dealogic reports that
leveraged buyouts more than doubled in Latin America in 2006, with 36 deals worth
$2.4 billion, compared with three deals in 2003 worth $363.5 million. The relative
economic stability of the region, combined with strong economic growth and
increasingly sophisticated capital markets, has also made Latin America an attractive
market for private equity investment.
The types of Latin American companies that may be in search of private equity vary
widely. For example, there are many companies in the region that have grown and
matured in their respective industries that need to recapitalize their balance sheets in
order to obtain debt financing upon competitive terms to either consolidate their
position in the local market or meet the competitive challenges arising from
increasing economic globalization. In addition, there are a large number of less
mature companies in the region that are investing in growth sectors, such as housing,
commercial real estate, and consumer goods and services. These companies are
capital intensive, and require significant ongoing capital infusions in order to
continue their growth and expansion.
Successful venture capital and private equity investments in the region can prove to
be very beneficial for the companies in which the investments are made, as well as
the economies in which the companies operate. A successful private equity
investment in a target company will reward the investor with an attractive rate of
return while allowing the target company access to the capital, skills and technology
it needs in order to sustain growth and profitability. Furthermore, Latin American
economies benefit from an influx of private equity which aims to achieve profits
through the long-term growth of target companies, as opposed to more traditional
investments in local capital markets which have proven all too often to be
speculative and short-term in nature.
Latin buyout funds
generated one-year
gross returns of 31%
in the year to June,
2006, according
to the Emerging
Market Private
Equity Association.