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Kakos flight 225 was en-route from Cyprus to Moscow making stopover in Greece. However, the plane crashed near Athens as had failed to pressurize. The representatives of those killed brought seven actions against Kakos in the district court for the Western District of Oklahoma. The legal issue in this matter is whether the district court should dismiss the action based on the doctrine of forum non conveniens. Instead the case should be referred to Greece or Cyprus courts for determination.
Short Answer
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Return on Asset= 2,029,766/19,986,170=0.10
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1-0.3=0.7
IGR= (0.1 X 0.3)/1-(0.1 X 0.3)
0.03/0.97=0.031
3.1%
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0.18 x 0.3=0.053
5.3%
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