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Measuring ROI in Training

Increasing expenditure by companies in educaton and training is demanding that management find ways to measure the return on investment in training.  But are there ways to measure ROI in training?

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Small Cap Funds:

Also called micro cap funds, these seek maximum capital appreciation by investing in smaller companies with a high growth potential. These companies fall outside the top 100 largest shares on the JSE and by nature these funds tend to be more volatile than those that are diversified across the whole of the JSE. New investment by these funds is restricted to small cap shares, and at least 75 percent of the fund must be invested in small cap shares ...
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