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1 Defining Key Performance Indicators
GigaWealth Corporation Copyright 2007 – All rights reserved

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Model Creation Model creation consists of two components Entities Economies Industries, Government, Sectors Companies Securities Stocks Bonds Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) Mutual Funds Real Estate Collectibles Commodities Futures Key Performance Indicators for each entity A model is created in a hierarchical fashion with Economies at the root Economies, Industries and Companies can be nested forming sub-economies, sub-industries and sub-companies Copyright 2007 GigaWealth Corporation

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