How do I build business proposals? Please Suggest me, If there is any proposal generation software? ?
Q. I have to wrote long and long business proposals by myself/team, which consume lots of time, resources and cost. Is there any software which help me to build bid wining business proposals at very affordable cost...
Asked by Bliss S - Mon Oct 20 08:16:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Try proposalsmartz, its a great software to generate business proposals, invoices and contracts at very reasonable cost.
Answered by Hubert R - Mon Oct 20 08:30:03 2008

What is the difference between unsolicited and solicited proposals?
Q. So what is the difference between unsoliced and solicited proposals and also what is the difference between internal and external proposals ?? If you just know one of them then thats fine.
Asked by Nikki H - Tue Apr 24 22:26:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Solicited = requested, asked; Unsolicited = not requested, not asked. Internal = within the company; External = outside the company.
Answered by SGElite - Tue Apr 24 22:31:34 2007

How do reports and proposals differ from letters and memos or other correspondences?
Q. Reports and proposals. How do they differ from letters, memos or other regular correspondence?
Asked by partiesbyrosa - Wed Feb 25 23:47:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would categorize them like this: A report is something that details the current status of something and may often provide recommendations for action and strategies to be acted upon.. A business proposal is an external sales document used to create new business. A business plan is an internal document for how you want to sustain or grow your business. A memo is used as a means of official communication internally within an organisation, often used to transmit formal policy and company information, though in reality could be used for anything. A letter serves a simliar communication function as a memo but would be sent externally. A letter could contain report data or even a proposal - as with a memo it's a means of communication, it… [cont.]
Answered by Learn to Write Proposals - Sun Mar 1 13:14:24 2009

What specific steps are going to reform the cost of health care in the recent proposals?
Q. How is creating a government insurance company going to bring down health care costs if private insurers can't bring down costs to be equal and fair across the board for all? The doctors and hospitals set the price for their services, the insurers negotiate based on their buying power with the most insureds. Where are the savings in the proposals from our government?
Asked by Sublime_Savvy - Tue Jul 21 12:39:26 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First and Foremost Step: 1. Doctor's Bill and Hospital Bill should be grounded to earth. "Big (Health) insurance and medicare DEMAND 80% discounts on (medical) services - so everything has to be marked up so that (medical)providers can give insurance companies and medicare their outrageous discount." The cost of medical services today in North America is systematically fudged, padded or faked on a regular basis to look expensive for the patient's point of view. Behind closed doors the medical insurance companies in cahoots with the doctors and clinics will only pay a portion of the medical bill. This is what they call re-discounting. Employing three sets of books. One with the fudged up numbers, another with real money they paid and a… [cont.]
Answered by Vantage Point - Tue Jul 21 13:25:03 2009

For someone who acts on behalf of REO property, what is the process of accepting new proposals?
Q. There was a proposal accepted however it is heading south and as a result there are now three new proposals, including mine, waiting to be reviewed. I just want to know what the time frame is for waiting on the initial proposal to be cancelled out, so that they can start reviewing the other proposals. Any other information from your perspective would be helpful. Thank you.
Asked by bromista - Wed Aug 5 10:21:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The cancelation papers have to be signed by everyone, count on a week.
Answered by Landlord - Wed Aug 5 10:27:57 2009

Can anyone describe three John McCain proposals that will improve economic lives of middle class people?
Q. I know that he doesn't like Obama's proposals. But what are his proposals to help the economy? And why would they be effective? Please note that I am not asking for McCain's thoughts about Obama. I'm asking for McCain's own ideas.
Asked by Michael S - Thu Oct 30 17:16:41 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. McCain has shared his own ideas? I thought all he ever talked about was what Obama would do wrong with the economic policy. To be quite honest with you, I've watched all the debates and can't think of a single economic plan McCain has come up with. Obama on the other hand: 1) Will cut taxes for those making under $250K which includes a majority of Americans (including small businesses which traditionally do not make more than this amount) 2) Has a plan to get the troops out of Iraq in 16 months so we can get an extra 10 billion dollars a MONTH back for better programs like educational scholarships 3) Focus on energy independence and more fuel efficient cars to save gas money and energy bills go obama!!!
Answered by girlygirl - Thu Oct 30 17:19:52 2008

Where can I find Requests For Proposals online?
Q. I am working on finding more business for my eLearing development company. Any help locating a free website that lists RFPs (request for proposals) online would be appreciated. i.e. Government proposals, state proposals, etc.
Asked by Adam H - Fri Feb 16 10:49:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check out these sites where various RFPs are routinely posted and solicited: Guru eLance Dice.com Get a Freelancer
Answered by imisidro - Fri Feb 16 10:57:16 2007

Is the a resource to research ballot proposals?
Q. I live in Roseville, MI and there are at least 5 state proposals and 2 city proposals that are going to be on the ballot. Is there some resource that has all of these proposals in one place? I want to be an informed voter.
Asked by Brian - Mon Oct 30 15:48:22 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi...I go through this for EVERY election. The following website will have sample ballots. Hope this helps. Sher
Answered by SHER S - Wed Nov 1 16:41:56 2006

What are "proposals for completing the reform of the House of Lords" ?
Q. When a text mentions Justice Secretary Jack Straw and "proposals for completing the reform of the House of Lords", what is the reason for the Justice Secretary to be involved? Thank you ! (I am French)
Asked by Cha - Sun May 3 17:40:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. La declaration du ministre de Sa tres Gracieuse Majeste (Jack Straw): La toujours bien informee BBC avec un sommaire: ou encore: Je ne parviens pas a trouver le "White paper" ...
Answered by Zeta1 - Sun May 3 18:00:30 2009

How are Obama's policy proposals different from Jimmy Carter's failed stagflation proposals?
Q. Both Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama favor central planning. For Carter, this resulted in stagflation, high interest rates and zero growth. If Obama does the same, why will he get different results? Interesting, no Obamaniacs have anything to say; could it be that I found a campaign weakness?
Asked by julio_slsc - Wed Feb 20 18:32:17 2008 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments

A. I think Obama is going to have even worse results since he will be beholden to all sorts of people (and will have to pay them all back). Whereas Carter did whatever he felt like and didn't owe anything to anyone - the only good thing I can say about Mr. Nuk-You-Lar* Peanut. * Pretty funny that Carter pronounce it this way, specially given his Masters in Nuclear Engineering.
Answered by Yo it's Me - Wed Feb 20 18:38:33 2008

Writer proposals, can you send in a proposal for an idea before writing the book?
Q. Or do you have to have already written it to have a contract made with a publisher. Or to have them want you?
Asked by Aintitthetruth - Sun Jul 6 16:33:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Publishers who are intrigued by your query letter will ask to see the completed manuscript before offering you a contract. Publishers don't want partial manuscripts from unpublished authors because they have no way of knowing whether those writers will be able to turn in the contracted novels on time AND in publishable condition. Once you have sold a novel, you have proven that you can deliver the goods. Only then will publishers offer you contracts based on proposals, which generally consist of a synopsis and the first two or three chapters.
Answered by Brenda Coulter - Sun Jul 6 19:11:16 2008

How do you feel about Geithner's proposals to give more oversight power to the Fed?
Q. Hasn't the Fed done enough damage ? They were so incompetent by their inability/unwillingness to predict the financial disaster. It looks like the Fox is guarding the Chicken Coop.I think they should be abolished Easy City press, thanks for the link but id doesn't work.
Asked by Dr.John L - Fri Jul 24 14:46:00 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't know much about it. I know I have decided without knowing enough that I put my trust in people who seem to be trustworthy. So I have put my trust in Giethner. I think unless we have solutions we have to trust the people we have working for us unless we can find better people to do the job. I know the republicans have no one better than Geitner. So what alternative is there? If Ron Paul is an expert at this subject & can take care of this than he should step forth & show what he would do for this country. He doesn't have to be President to do what is best for the country. This is an opportunity for him to show people what he knows, what he can do & what results would come from these kinds of actions.
Answered by inspired - Sun Jul 26 14:58:49 2009

Where can I find records of capital gains tax proposals to congress for the past 60 years?
Q. I want to delve into something, anyone know?
Asked by joshua_m_carpenter - Sun Apr 20 20:46:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First of all, let me say that if you want to look at proposals, and not merely legislation that was actually passed, this will be a massive undertaking and you can expect to spend several hundred hours at least. And this is especially true of capital gains, which have been subject to constant Congressional tinkering ever since the income tax first began. I'm sure there have been hundreds of proposals that have altered capital gains in some way. If all you're interested in is capital gains RATES, then your task will be somewhat more limited, but still difficult. The rates appear in section 1 of the current (1986) Internal Revenue Code, and likely also in the same place in earlier Codes. Whether you're interested in cap gains rates or… [cont.]
Answered by Confused Republican - Sun Apr 20 21:52:55 2008

How can I make a comparison between two different loan proposals?
Q. Is there a way or a website that can help me make a comparison between a 60 and a 72 months loan with a different interest rate?
Asked by Colorado Girl - Mon Apr 23 00:09:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Calculate the interest you have to pay. Try to compare the interest rates and then the no of months. For simple interest formula is: I=(P*T*R)/100 where P= Principle amount you are taking as loan T=Time in years= (No of months)/12 R= Rate of interest And I= The interest you have to pay. In this way calculate for both the loans and see whose interest is low and choose that. To know more you can visit and
Answered by John L - Mon Apr 23 07:22:53 2007

What percent of municipal bond proposals pass?
Q. Fairly straightforward. Cite sources as you can. I remember once hearing that it was pretty low, but that was probably local, and I'm looking for a national statistic (US). Thanks.
Asked by Bob S - Tue Nov 27 16:31:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Lately in California they all pass.
Answered by Curtis - Fri Nov 30 00:02:07 2007

What are ideas for research proposals in domestic violence and child abuse ?
Q. I need answer quick. Needs to have independent and dependent variables. Example: What is the effect of domestic violence in marriages in the Hispanic community ?
Asked by Papu Ginori - Wed Nov 28 17:12:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This will largely depend upon how you are wanting to do the research, what design you choose, etc. Here are some suggestions: 1) What is the relationship between reported domestic violence incidences and perceived marital satisfaction? 2) How does witnessing dometic violence affect performance in school for children ages (X -X)? 3) Are there differences in school performance among children who have witnessed domestic violence in the home and children who have not? 4) Are their differences in attachment styles among children who witness domestic violence from those who have never witnessed domestic violence? 5) Are women who experience domestic violence different than women who don't experience domestic violence in perceived life… [cont.]
Answered by John H - Wed Nov 28 17:29:10 2007

Does Palin have any effective proposals for energy besides drilling for more oil in Alaska?
Q. McCain is already hailing as the next energy czar for her "expertise" in the oil industry in Alaska. What other ideas does Palin have that address the current energy crisis today besides more drilling for oil in Alaska? Has Palin ever supported any alternate energy source in her politcal career? If so, what?
Asked by Scythian1950 - Sat Sep 6 22:39:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sarah Palin is Dick Cheney in a dress.
Answered by cc - Sun Sep 7 17:51:39 2008

How do the health care reform proposals address care for illegal aliens?
Q. Many have said that the reason health care is so expensive is that hospitals pass on the cost of caring for people with no insurance, including illegal aliens, to people who pay their bills or have insurance. If we are to have a comprehensive system, won't this issue need to be addressed?
Asked by Rise Above - Tue Sep 1 16:33:09 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I get emails from Lu Lac and La Raza, they both are under the impression that illegals are covered. And since both are strongly affiliated with the DNC like Acorn and the Dems wrote the bill, I would say that Yes, illagals are covered. Libtards will say they are not covered becuase of political heat and pressure, but they are. And if there is no federal payment for illegals, then it becomes the states or individual counties problem.
Answered by Nacho - Tue Sep 1 16:46:06 2009

Are interior design proposals just in writing?
Q. or are they suppose to have sketches and design layouts and so on. It's a really simple project I'm working on, I'm not a professional... please save the insults, I just need some good tips. As far as price goes, I have the client's budget (which is WAY too small) so I thought I would propose according to that as well as one I think would work much better but is over her budget.
Asked by PuppyLove - Sat Nov 3 15:50:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I've always thought that sketches and layouts give the clients more of an idea on what your proposing. But if you lack the skills in the drawing area (like I do) at least have magazine cut-outs or pics of the furniture you plan to use, color samples and fabric swatches that you can show them while you are explaining the layout to them. It will give them a better visualization of your overall idea. Good Luck!
Answered by PoeticSorceress - Sat Nov 3 18:27:31 2007

What is the opinion of the new British governments proposals on mental health?
Q. Basically, the British government is proposing that all mentally ill people will be subject to a law that states that if you are mentally ill and you do not take the prescribed medication you will be automatically locked up. My problem is that I have two people with downs syndrome in my family, my gran has alzheimers, one has autism and am very familiar with other relevant illness's such as depression. Both of my cousins with downs have been given medication for other symptoms, such as heart problems. Nothing to do with the mental issues that are associated. My Gran was on medication in the early stages 5 years ago and was experiencing physical pain when on it, yet the doctor refused to change it. My youngest cousin with autism has his… [cont.]
Asked by futuretopgun101 - Mon Jun 18 16:25:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This seems like a completely unethical proposal. The biggest "problem" is that most mental health issues (which I'd call disorders or dysfunctions rather than illnesses) can be better helped with therapy than medication. On top of that, most drug studies on antidepressant medication show only a small difference between the drug and placebo groups. It seems doubtful that a law like that would pass. Forcing people to take medication when they have no previous history of violence seems like a huge human rights violation...
Answered by cleeps - Thu Jun 21 20:21:05 2007