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<blockquote>Financial predation is defined as the act of taking advantage of a client or organization to serve one's own interests. Predation is measured with a questionnaire the author developed for a previous study. A database of 834 participants is used to show the general pattern that correlates satisfaction and predation.</blockquote> | <blockquote>Financial predation is defined as the act of taking advantage of a client or organization to serve one's own interests. Predation is measured with a questionnaire the author developed for a previous study. A database of 834 participants is used to show the general pattern that correlates satisfaction and predation.</blockquote> | ||
* What about the billionaires? Are they | * What about the billionaires? Are they Predators? | ||
* And the weapon makers who benefit directly from discord. | * And the weapon makers who benefit directly from discord. | ||
* [http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Predator_(1987) Film - Predator] | * [http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Predator_(1987) Film - Predator] | ||
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Revision as of 13:59, 23 May 2022
Financial predation is defined as the act of taking advantage of a client or organization to serve one's own interests. Predation is measured with a questionnaire the author developed for a previous study. A database of 834 participants is used to show the general pattern that correlates satisfaction and predation.
- What about the billionaires? Are they Predators?
- And the weapon makers who benefit directly from discord.
- Film - Predator