Economic Value Added is the approximation of an organization's economic profit which is entirely based on the excesses of the required returns of the organization's capital. In corporate finance, EVA plays a very crucial role in approximating the organizations or firm's capital productivity and efficiency. Basically, economic value added is usually accrued when the firm's returns on the employed capital is higher than the cost of the capital incorporated in running the organization's processes.

In her autobiography, La Razon de mi Vida, Eva writes, "From every period of my life, I retain the memory of some injustice tormenting me and tearing me apart." A lively, intelligent girl in love with American films and yearning for a life beyond the endless expanse of grassland, seventeen-year-old Eva left her home for the bright lights of Buenos Aires.

One of the more interesting private airlines, EVA Air, has done a lot over the last few decades. This airline is unique because of their performance record as well as the number of investors willing to put money into the company. Not long after starting up, this airline had acquired long haul aircraft with secured funds to get their business rolling.

What makes up a legend? Today you get to meet someone who became one...and although her life was shortened by disease, her influence and impact lasted for decades!

Spanish private classes dedicated to the life and work of the emblematic character Eva Perón. This program focuses on the study of her life and many interesting politic events which took place in the Argentina of her time.