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According to the paper, the subprime mortgage crisis was, therefore,e an inevitable outcome after the bursting of the housing bubble. The subprime loans were intricately structured in a layered complex financial model that revolved around many individuals and institutions unlike the traditional ‘prime’ loan that were more conservatively structured.
The paper suggests that the Australian Automotive Industry although has a small domestic market but its market value has a major proportion in the regional markets. The industry remains one of the major contributors to the Australian economy and employs a large workforce throughout the supply chain.
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This research will begin with the statement that thousands of corporations are present in the global economic scenario with millions of employees. Many corporations are economically stronger than a bunch of countries put together. In the new global scenario devices of communication have made the corporate structure even more complex and elaborate.
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The occurrence of a financial crisis causes some structural effects in key players in the industry. In a study by Aizenman, Glick & Lothian (2010), the trilemma configuration – namely the triple goals of monetary independence, exchange-rate stability, and financial integration – were examined in the context of a financial crisis.
An ideal property cycle according to Ball et al can be characterized as business upturn and development, business downturn and overbuilding, adjustment, slump and the next cycle. Many economic theories have been put forward to explain these five patterns. The business cycle approach, based on the accelerator principle.
The LIBOR rate started to drift down in January 2008 at 3.9 after a high of 5.01 in December 2007. It lingered for a while in the range of 2% + from March to October of 2008, and then dived to the 1%+ range for November and December. For 2009 and the rest of 2010, LIBOR maintained a rate of less than 0.5%.
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The author states that the multiplier effect explains how a rise in some economic action initiates a chain reaction that produces more activity as compared to the actual raise. The multiplier effect reveals the impact that reserve conditions - set by the Federal Reserve - have on the US money supply.
For a time it appeared as though the entire financial system was on the point of collapse. There are many possible causes for this problem and for many years to come historians will debate the question of how the American economy found itself in such a mess. Certainly one of the key problems was the ease with which credit was obtainable.
For this purpose, we first provide an economic point of view of the benefits of free trade and a counterpoint of view. We analyze how free trade was evolving before the creation of the WTO and provide a background to the WTO and how it came to be formed we then analyze how the functioning of the WTO has propelled free trade.
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It may still be considered inappropriate to adopt the classification system for benchmarking as either internal or external. Just as it was noted by Anand and Kodali, the classification models that had been advanced earlier had various discrepancies that failed to help a user identify which benchmarking type will fit a given classification.
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The taxation system of any country is an essential part of the government and its politics. Considering the case of the U.S., it has been obtained that the country’s taxation system has led to several controversies over the years with the system being highly complicated and creating difficulties for the people of the country
Policy instruments which the Member States had previously employed to manage their economies were no longer available to the EU members as per agreement. These policies were previously designed to protect the local market and include import controls, export subsidies, devaluation of national currencies to regional and sectoral subsidies.
Under the Thatcher legacy, some claimed that one of the factors contributing to 1992 UK economic recession was the global recession whereas others pointed the blame on Lawson for failing to recognize the full implications of implementing financial de-regulation on most of its state-owned enterprises within the industrial and service sectors.
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Globalization and liberalization policies adopted by many countries have been utilized effectively by China to sell out its products. China believes in mass production rather than the quality of products and hence their product prices are always cheaper which enabled them to achieve some kind of monopoly on consumer goods in the world market.
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In this paper, an attempt is made to unmask the approaches that have been put forth by the Kenyan and South African governments. Whereas South Africa scores highly on its efforts to rein in corruption, Kenya’s performance remains abysmal. On this evidence, suggestions are raised in the paper. The suggestions are made in reference to the available lessons.
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Trade union activisms have initiated a different paradigm to the industrial world, with their impact on social, political and industrial fields. Trade unions formed by specific individuals who were able to attract large numbers of followers have successfully ignited numerous people in authority for specific reasons.
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This paper tells that by legalizing the Federal Income Tax through the 16th and additionally by permitting money to buy influence in Congress through special interest groups, we have created a dangerous system where the public finances can be looted by private interest in collusion with the political parties.
According to the paper, the concept of the open market is premised upon the interaction of many buyers and many sellers of goods and services, with the participants in either side free to make choices to either transact or not, with full information about the products and the conditions of the market. There will be criteria along which lines the decision to transact or not will be made.
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The regulator can conduct earnings audit to recalibrate price so that the target rate of return can be achieved unless it is prohibited by law. (Kessides)Although Firms earning do not directly affect prices under pure price cap regime but the provisions are there for price adjustments if a rate of return falls outside the desirable range.
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The review of the literature showed that the financial crisis was caused by human and systemic factors that are interrelated. Among the human factors is the relentless drive for profits that stem from a capitalist-based political system where private enterprise is facilitated and rewarded by financial means.
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The industrial, domestic and agricultural sectors in India consumed about 829 billion cubic meters of water on an annual basis that is equivalent to the size of the Lake Erie. The demand for potable water in India is likely to double till the year 2050. The water crisis in India is directly linked with the problem of overpopulation.
There are five stages of demographic transition with respect to fertility and mortality. In the first stage, fertility and mortality run parallel to each other. This results in a high proportion of the youth in the country. The energy and innovation of the youth help in growing the economies, which result in increased per capita income.
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A very little attention has been given to women that have demonstrated excellent innovation such as Susan Kare- a Mackintosh pioneer, Susan Wojcicki- YouTube head, and Diane Greene- VMWare founder and ex-CEO. Through her program, Women Techmakers, Smith has been able to improve the visibility of women innovators.
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Egypt is in a similar situation to Turkey; it imports refined petroleum products. Although it has its own reserves, the country still depends on imported refined petroleum products because it is yet to develop its refineries. If oil prices fluctuate, a noticeable effect is felt in the economy. A fluctuation in oil prices is a double blow for Egypt.
Historians also tend to differ, as far as the onset of this economic decline is concerned decline. A majority of the historians identify the year 1873 as the time when Britain slipped into a prolonged era of economic slowdown. Others argue that the UK experienced remarkable economic growth in the period 1820-1830.
The financial service space is growing at a rapid pace. The industry comprises of a wide range of organizations which are meant to deal with the management of money. These organizations include financial institutions like banks, insurance companies, investment funds, personal finance companies, stock brokerages.
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According to the text, the debates on whether import substitution or export promotion policies promote economic growth remains unsettled. Reportedly, while the dependency theories favour import substitution policies promoting economic growth, the neoclassical theories argue in favour of export-led growth.
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The field of international finance also studies areas such as international projects, international capital flows, and international trade deficits. International finance is an important feature in explaining the issue of globalization and is characterized by international financial law, global capital markets, international trade.
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This study will be limited to Balfour Beatty as a construction company and will, therefore, preclude other of the company’s activities that are not related to construction work. The study will also be focused on the effects of the 2007-2010 financial crisis with little mention of the effects of other financial crises if any.
This essay stresses that the first principle on sustainable development as given in its aspect prompts for working in the direction of setting a vision of sustainable development and determining goals to fulfill that vision. The second aspect of principles is related to the content of any appraisal to create a comprehensive system.
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The researcher states that risk assessment of Kuwait that include financial, political risks and the general background information is vital in the analyzing the current environment within which a business can operate. Without deviating from this context, this paper will seek to analyze the country’s risks associated with investing in Kuwait with direct and indirect foreign investments.
The consumption expenditure holds the lion’s share of GDP whereas the investment is much smaller, but concerning government decline of GDP during recessions is generally initiated by decline in investment is a much smaller component of the same, but a decline in GDP during recessions is countercyclically initiated by a decline in investment rather than consumer expenditure.
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Hong Kong’s success can be attributed to many factors. However, it is unquestionable that the British have made a lot of impact on Hong Kong’s economy and modernization. When Hong Kong was still not colonized by the British, the lifestyles of the people there are really different from the economic status of Hong Kong today
This essay has traced the antecedents to the current wave of globalization with an emphasis on key global events: the social revolution of the 1960s, the economic crises of the 1970s, neo-liberalism in the 1980s, followed by Communist collapse and the emergence of authoritarian capitalism in East Asia.
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As the paper outlines, heroic volunteerism was also seen in the efforts of the conductors who worked in the Underground Railroad in the 19th century. Then you will see how lots of money can help out a cause such as Oprah Winfrey’s work with girls in South Africa, though it may not have been necessary to spend so much money to achieve success.
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The British economy is the 5th largest in the world in 2006. The government controls fiscal and monetary policy to ensure sustainable growth. The Bank of England is the central bank in Britain and works with the government. In the early 1970s the government-controlled monetary policy by regulating banks lending rates.
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Over the years, plans of economic expansion and economic liberalization, extreme rises in the availability of loans combined with other factors have to lead to the current state of financial crisis that the world is going through. Even though the current onslaught of the crisis was brought on by the impact of the bursting of the US housing Bubble.
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The US is the world’s largest and wealthiest pharmaceutical market accounting for around 48% of the world total (PharmaMedDevice, 2009). Per capita expenditure on drugs was $1069 in 2006, which is almost double of that found in the rest of the world. It is expected that 60% of the growth in this sector would come from biologic products.
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As the research paper outlines, Prior to the Second World War, the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, more formally known as the United States Tariff Act of 1930, had raised the average US trade tariff rates from 38 percent to 52 percent, only to encourage retaliatory trade measures by United States trading partners.
As the study declares, the hypothesis put forth by this study as to why this was true is that foreign firms, with their superior knowledge of globalization basis and access to technology, showed the domestic suppliers and firms the ropes. These firms then took the foreign firm strategies and applied to their own firms, and this is what caused them to thrive.
The first step in this regional cooperation effort was the establishment of the Organization for European Economic Cooperation in 1948 to administer Marshall Plan aid from the United States. Although the objective of the OEEC was limited to economic reconstruction following the war, its success set the stage for more ambitious integration plan.
There is little reason to keep repaying debts if, by an act of default or expropriating any FDI has already tarnished the reputation of the Country. Kehoe (1998), Rose and Spiegel 2009 believe that a government's actions in a particular region of the world generally reveals its overall intentions, which hurts it international relations globally.
China’s boom began in 1970 and has shaped the economy of China’s economic structure. It led to the bringing down the importance of Agricultural production and the employment and has brought up new other methods such as raising the number of industries and services that are meant to bring about urbanization.
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Labor economists, since the late 1950s, have estimated the future returns of human capital. For all those years, the history of the estimates of future returns on investing in education provides empirical results in an attempt to establish clear patterns. The aim of obtaining a clear pattern is to assist in the decision making process.
The indifference curve analysis acted as a bridge between application of reversed methods of differential calculus to economics and the fact of ordinal utility. Due to the success with which differential calculus had been an aid to physicists in the same period, economists adopted its utility and it became an integral part of modern day economics.
Prize money from betting horses of $12,000. For the taxable year ended June 30, 2008, this amount is considered income from personal services of Catherine as part of her other income instead of income from business activities. Remember that at this time Catherine was not carrying on ‘horse betting’ in a systematic and organized way.
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Investments in stocks need close monitoring and constant update with the trends in the market. Stocks could provide very high returns but also the capability to incur substantial losses. Bonds, on the other hand, provide fixed rates which could provide a cushion in one’s investment versus the volatility that a stock investment provides
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Globalization is an international phenomenon with many far-reaching consequences in the social, political and economic realms. The economic globalization, namely the spread of neoliberalism and capitalist-inspired consumerism as the dominant engine of economic growth, has both supporters and detractors.
Income tax is charged at various rates on the income earned above the personal allowance, which is £6475 for the year 2009-10. The VAT registration is mandatory for companies whose business turnover has crossed the threshold limit of £67,000 for a year. The VAT is a tax on consumer expenditure and is charged at 17.50% on the supplies of goods.
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As the paper highlights the global banking industry has undergone a series of transformational phases which has redefined the business processes of the banking industry. The technological and innovative approaches have helped the banking industry to serve beyond the basic banking services with many other financial services.