Crisis College Essays Samples For Students

Perhaps any of us has experienced and gone through tough times in their lives, when money is gone and you feel at the edge of the world. Most of us may never know ahead of an emergency, otherwise we could have prepared to save ourselves and our worth. Sensible financial strategists suggest that we create a strategy to suit us in cases when things go wrong. A strategy for a financial emergency sounds fine, but I would tend think that no formula has been invented to satisfy each and every occasion.

As ordinary people, we are open to vulnerabilities that ...

Communication refers to sending a message from one party to another through a given medium. It is essential to note that for communication to take place, the party being targeted by the message must actually receive the message. This simple definition highlights three significant components of any communication process. These are; the sender of the message, the medium being used to transfer or transmit the message and the recipient of the message. The role of these three components becomes even more critical during communication in crisis situations. The New Orleans incident can be used illustratively. Emergency teams co-coordinating rescue operations had ...

The Karate Kid, a quintessential film portraying the journey of an adolescent through the odds of life and the final triumph of life, serves to cinematically describe the stages of development of an adolescent individual. It would be extremely interesting to apply the theories of Erik Erikson in deciphering the cinematic essence of the film and having a comprehensive view of the matter.

Erikson describes the stage to be one when the adolescent is concerned about how others perceive of him or her. The superego of the adolescent grows as does the confidence of oneself. The child finally develops a sense of ...

The documentary, Inside Job, was released in 2010. It mainly focuses on the financial crisis that was witnessed between 2007 and 2009. Viewers opine that the financial crisis was an instigation of few individuals in the USA. The US government officials and top players in the financial services industry intentionally made decisions that would later lead the American economy into turmoil. From the documentary, it is evident that the financial service industry was led into a trap by its own leaders, who had full knowledge of what would happen. More so, the people responsible for these actions went unpunished because ...

The financial crisis of 2008 had one of the most devastating impacts on the world economies. The American economy may have been the source of the crisis but the impacts affected almost every country in the world. There are several global implications that resulted from the crisis. This includes the developed economies in Europe and the developing economies in the rest of the world such as Latin America and Africa. The global impacts can be divided into two; the consequences of the crisis on developing nations and on developed nations.

The developing world suffered a great deal during the financial ...

1. Considering what is known about the teenage brain and sexual development, are messages of "just say no" likely to be effective when it comes to drug use and sex? Why or why not? Be sure to explain your answer. Please note your answer should make reference to both adolescent brain and sexual development. (3 points)
The adolescent brain is considered to be more similar to the brain of a child than an adult. Its development is a work in progress. Adolescents don’t perceive things in the way adults do. Their brain is filled with curiosity about the world ...

The story by Don DeLillo is about two teenage girls appearing on a kids’ television channel. The setting is in a minimum-security prison in Dubai, where criminals charged with financial crimes are rehabilitated. One of the criminals happens to be the father of the teenage girls who are presenting the market news and reports. Issues of financial market and financial reports that the girls are reporting on are too advanced for them. Observing the very first show they present, we understand that they have no understanding of what they are presenting; they have been given scripts with the reports, which they ...

Identity Crisis is a fundamental step in finding out a person’s sense of direction and belongingness. An adolescent who are equipped with a proper sense of identity may find it easier to transition from puberty to adulthood. It can be both psychological and social. A young person must somehow identify himself with the community he belongs to.
Personally, I have undergone the same experience with identifying myself to a particular group. In my school before, there are particular cliques and school organization that makes a sense of belongingness of that person. In school, there are different groups. There are school jocks, cheerleaders, ...

Thesis

Antigone is a tragedy by Sophocles that begins with the deaths of two brothers, Eteocles and Polyneices; their deaths are caused by their own swords in a struggle for the throne after their father, Oedipus, dies. Creon, the relative who takes up the throne allows for an honourable burial of Eteocles but denies Polyneices the same respect. He issues a decree that Polyneices’ body be dumped in the wild and no respect to be paid for it. Antigone, Polyneices and Eteocles’ sister, learns of the decree but goes ahead to bury her brother, Polyneices, despite the orders given by the king, Creon ( ...

Discussion Paper: Review of Egypt in Crisis

Introduction
After more than 30 years of authoritarian rule under Hosni Mubarak, Egypt has finally moved towards democratization – a theme that is highly apparent during the so-called Arab Spring that caused massive uprisings and protests within the nation in 2011. With resounding calls for the establishment of free and fair elections following the ouster of Mubarak, Egyptians finally succeeded in electing their first-ever democratically elected leader in 30 years, Mohammed Morsi. Morsi, a leader of the Islamic political faction Muslim Brotherhood, won the elections not through a landslide victory, but rather through a mandate highly skeptical over his opponent, a Mubarak-era minister named ...

There have been a lot of crises throughout the history: South Sea Bubble (1720), Cuban missile crisis in 1960s, OPEC oil price shock in 1990s, Asian financial crisis of 1997, Economic crisis in Mexico (1994) and many others.
However, the financial crisis of the 2007-2008 is said to be the worst crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. First victims were the countries, which are the biggest financial centers in the world. Later, in a year or half, the rest of the developing countries started to suffer from the financial crisis that became global.
The term of the ...

Introduction

Russia’s wishes to have political control of Crimea are not a recent phenomenon but one that has been present for a long time. However, over the last one month, Crimea and Russia have been embroiled in controversy. This has resulted in the most reported-about East-West confrontation since that of the Cold War. This comes after President Viktor Yanukovic was overthrown in the wake of protests in Kiev, which escalated to widespread violence. The situation worsened when the Crimea Parliament, comprising of ethnic Russians gave a majority vote to join Russia. Consequently, the region of Crimea set a referendum for 16th March. There ...

The interview subject in this case is a job seeker who resides in the United Kingdom. The study seeks to find out how the Eurozone Crisis has impacted the job seeker because this economic situation has had an immense impact on the economy of the UK. The Eurozone crisis has been a continuing crisis which has affected a majority of countries in the European Union since the beginning of 2009. The crisis was caused by a combination of multifaceted factors which include; the financial crisis of 2008, globalization of finance, real estate bubbles, international trade imbalances, fiscal policy strategies relating to government spending ...

Central Financial Protection Bureau: Roles and Functions

Central Financial Protection Bureau is one of the new federal agency created during 2011 after its concept was included as part of Dodd-Frank Wall Street and Consumer Protection Act. In the wake of financial crisis of 2007-08, where many investors were left bankrupt after they invested in risky products without even understanding the nature of the investment, it was important for the federal government to establish an agency that could regulate financial products and also have supervisory powers to protect the consumers. CFPB has the responsibility to oversee financial products and services being offered to the consumers. Infact, CFPB ...

Since the beginning of The Great Recession it is difficult to imagine an area of life that the economic crisis as not impact. It has thinned the wallets and bank accounts of many and even turned our attention away from once pressing matters such as the climate. Countless articles have been written about this topic in an attempt to make sense of this catastrophe and explain what is going on to the public at large. Two articles in particular make an attempt to explain very opposite ends of this chaotic financial spectrum. One attempts to shed light on household ...

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Developmental crises that demonstrate the normal evolution and growth of human beings where dramatic changes lead to abnormal responses
Situational crises arise in the case of extraordinary and uncommon events which an individual cannot control or forecast.
Existential crises relate to the internal conflicts which are closely connected to crucial human issues like responsibility, purpose, freedom, independence and commitment (Long, 2006).
Ecosystemic crises also entail disasters caused by human beings and natural disasters. The people find themselves in such disasters without their intention.
The founders of crisis theory include Rapoport in 1967 and 1970 who ...

The global economic crisis overview

The global economic crisis has been recorded as the most severe financial and economic crisis experienced across the world. Up to date, its aftermath is still being felt. This global crisis is known to have heard unprecedented effect on capital and credit. It took offshoot from financial markets in the United States. The contagion and impact ended up spreading unevenly all over the world. In this paper, I am going to discuss the effect and aftermath of the global economic crisis on the VLCC market in Nigeria, basing my argument on variables such as flight rate, other books, new ...

Essay

Economic cycle includes four phases: crisis (recession), depression, recovery and growth. The initial phase of the cycle is a crisis (other names: Recession - lat. Recessus-deviation). At the time of recession, there is a decline in economic growth rates, and then, as a rule, direct reduction of output. These phenomena are associated with the overproduction of goods. At this time, the stocks of unsold products are dramatically increasing. There is a mass bankruptcy (devastation) of industrial and commercial enterprises, which can not sell the accumulated products. Because of the suspension of production the unemployment is rapidly growing, and wages are declining. First, the ...

Question one:

Developmental crises that demonstrate the normal evolution and growth of human beings where dramatic changes lead to abnormal responses.
Situational crises arise in the case of extraordinary and uncommon events which an individual cannot control or forecast.
Existential crises relates to the internal conflicts which are closely connected to crucial human issues like responsibility, purpose, freedom, independence and commitment.
Ecosystemic crises also entails disasters caused by human beings and natural disasters. The people find themselves in such disasters without their intention.
The founders of crisis theory includes Rapoport in 1967 and 1970 who categorized crises ...

Water cannot be created nor destroyed. The amount of water all over the world has been always constant for literally ages. So unless the earth contains much less water that the world population demands, the real global water challenge is allocation - getting the water to where people need it - and this is what the crisis is all about. After all, every single one of the billion world population needs eight glasses of water a day, and that is just for bodily intake. And no one survives without water for a span of days.

How does water use of the past compare/contrast with water use today?

Tracing historical origins of civilizations, it always ...

According to Thomas Kuhn, science normally progresses in four stages. The first stage is known as the Pre-Paradigm Science. This phase of scientific advancement is the science practice lacking a core set of methods or propositions. In this stage some the paradigms are somewhat vague and for that reason new observations can be accommodated since the indefinite form of the paradigm does not clearly define what are acceptable or unacceptable outcomes. Discovery takes place as an outcome of the more or less random observations made and employed to create a paradigm view that is more structured.
The second stage is ...

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The world witnessed and experienced a great debt crisis during the 1980s whereby Latin America and several other regions became highly indebted. As these regions were not able to repay the loans, they asked for aids and monetary help to get out of the great crisis. There was further explosion of the problem in 1982 when Mexican government declared its inefficiency to pay its international debt. The same problem spread to other regions as well. Thus, it would not be incorrect to state that the 1980s was a terrible era for a majority of countries in Latin ...

The great depression refers to longest economic crisis that was witnessed in the west. The great depression is attributed to the downfall of the Wall Street in the United States where there was a dramatic fall of the stock market. The crisis was so intense that it led to the elimination of well-established investors who had put their resources into different business in the country. The crisis led to a decrease in sales; the number of investors and there was a high unemployment rate since most organizations were forced to lay off workers (Robbins 24). This is because, in such an economic ...

Introduction

Ancient societies existed through a lot of strife politically, economically and socially. This essay explains issues in relation to the creation of a better world through the eyes of Confucius and Socrates. It also examines the crisis of the third century in the Roman Empire as well as the feudalism. States and Empires managed to overcome their challenges through socio-economic, as well as political reforms.

Creation of a better world

Confucius, the most significant Chinese philosopher, believes and teaches that the nature of men is the same but their habits separate them. He also believed that one should not do to others that which he would ...

The Challenges faced by the European Union

This paper discusses two specific challenges that the European Union (EU) is facing currently. One is the democratic deficit and the second challenge is the euro crisis.
The ‘democratic deficit’ can be defined principally as the disagreement regarding the lack of democracy in the European Union as well as in several of its other bodies. It is apparently claimed that due to this democratic deficit, the European Union and all of its other bodies are unapproachable to the common people as their functioning methods are extremely complex in nature. At each and every single stage of the process ...

Establishment

Abstract
The main feature of the development of the modern Ukrainian sociological thought is its independence from the former Soviet Union and strong ideological pressure. There were many scientists, who worked in repressive conditions in Ukraine, and those, who were forced to remain in exile. However, free from ideological pressure development, Ukrainian sociological thoughts developed abroad had significant results. Modern sociological science has absorbed the thoughts, ideas, theoretical generalization of many Ukrainian scholars of the 20th century, which could be called the founders of Ukrainian sociology. Their socio-philosophical exploration, anthropological, cultural, and historical research paved the way to sociological ...

Introduction

Financial crises are generally protracted affairs. In most cases, the periods after a severe financial crisis have three similar characteristics. The first characteristic is that there is a deep and prolonged collapse of asset market. This means that the real prices of housing declines at an average of 35 percent. This decline is stretched over a period of more than six years. The price of equity also collapses at an average of 55 percent for over a period of three years. Secondly, there is a decline in the country’s output and employment. In this case, unemployment rate rises at a rate of 7 percent ...

Explain the significance of the Asian Economic Crisis of 1997-98 for questions of development

Introduction
There is a lot of significance of the Asian economic crisis that almost led to the fall of Asia. The mistakes that caused the crisis can be learnt by other nations so that they do not make the same mistakes. The Asian economic crisis began in 1997 on the most parts of the East Asia. This economic crisis brought about fear in the world economy. There are many theories as to what caused the economic crisis in Asia. The original place where the crisis began was in Thailand when there was the collapse of the Thai baht (Jones, ...

Financial crisis of 2007- 2008 is considered as one of the worst financial crisis that affected almost whole world in a way or the other. Various leading financial institutions and banks crumbled in this financial crisis and economy of several countries. Financial crisis of 2007-2008 made economists helpless and they could not do anything except seeing it happening. Different theories came on the causes and consequences of financial crisis. Many authors expressed their views in forms of articles and books. ‘In Fed We Trust’ is one of several books that describes the financial crisis in a new perspective. This paper intends ...

Executive summary

The recent global financial could be attributed to a number of factors. These factors include the general cyclical economic development; overheating of the credit market and who appeared his consequence of the mortgage crisis; high commodity prices (including oil); overheating of the stock market. The US mortgage crisis was the predecessor in occurred in two waves, first in 2007 and then in 2008. The 2008 crisis were not unique from the previous crises though it had many unique characteristics. Although the crisis started in the United States, it engulfed almost all countries of the world, and hardly any of them ...

Is Economic Recovery Possible?

Introduction
The world economy started developing rapidly after the industrial revolution. The Western countries could produce mass amounts of products over their citizens’ needs, and market the unneeded amount of the products to the other countries. The developing technology has enabled the merchants to reach the farthest points on the world to sell their products. These developments have brought the term of globalization. The technological advancements and the developing capitalism have led the humankind to an economic development path. Some of the Western economies could manage to get the big shares in the world economic development while the ...

English-Solutions how can we solve obesity

Introduction
Over the past few years, obesity has become a national crisis where prospects indicate that it might surpass smoking as the biggest single factor in early death. This may be coupled with the reduction of quality of life as well as the added health care costs. Research conducted by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention indicated that about a third of the adults in the United States are obese while about a third are overweight. Additionally, this research has indicated that obesity is responsible for more than 160,000 excess deaths every year. Arguably, the obesity crisis has brought ...

Changing Roles of the Chief Executive Officer in Present Corporate Cultures

Introduction
In recent years, the role of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) has changed from a higher level manager generally inaccessible to employees in position of lower-level managers and as low as entry level. The CEO in today’s cultural environment steps into activities intended to increase moral, improve productivity, and evaluate potential problems previously beyond the scope of his traditional responsibilities. Particularly in cases involving the media, the CEO represents the face of the company. News briefings handled in an inefficient manner hold the potential for loss of credibility by the corporation, financial repercussions in terms of sales ...

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Essay 1 Final draft-Revised

The biggest decision that every soon-to-be college student has to make is choosing a profession. Whatever the choice a person makes, it will be the take-off towards a journey to a lifetime career. I am now undergoing the process and I can say that it is an enriching experience as I am compelled to know myself better. I was interested to several careers before but I am now resolute in choosing Economics. I stumbled to various kinds of college courses but I knew from the very beginning that my heart is already taken by the world of economics. Since high school, I ...

Andrew Jackson was the seventh American president. His humble background endeared him to the people. He was the first man from the western region to become president. His main agenda in office was to extend executive powers. Jackson’s legacy has elicited both support and criticism in equal measure. His ranking among the top 15 American presidents is possibly due to his decisions on critical issues such as the war on the bank, the Jacksonian democracy, the Nullification crisis and the Indian Removal.
Jackson vehemently opposed the re-charter of the Second Bank of the US, arguing that Congress ...

There are number of elements that specifically stride under the field of economics and among theme, there is a name of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as well. GDP accounts for the amount of goods and service produced or manufactured by an economy in a given time period in particular. It is an important measure from the viewpoint of an economy (Foundation, p.45).
An economy will be referring as financially active and strong economies which have high GDP concession. There are numerous aspects that found effective as far as increasing the level of GDP accordingly. There were numerous countries of the world ...

Introduction

Inevitably, the topic of economics is the most astounding and effective one for the economies, as the main crux of an economy and economic factors are always be effective for their future growth and effectiveness. Economics is a core subject that associated with almost every walk of life, and it can be used for different purpose all over the world. Economics is a subject that specifically associated with the earning and consuming the money accordingly and effectively at the same time. The two broad types of economics, on which the entire broad definition and outlook would be depending, are effective for ...

Members of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform of the United States of America have studied the economic downturn experienced by American families for a long time. They defined the reality of the problem and proposed a solution. They noted that the solution would be difficult and painful. The members consist of people with diverse backgrounds and signify diverse areas sharing a united principle that America’s long-standing financial fissure is indefensible. If the problem continues, the future generation will suffer inevitable poverty in a weak nation.
The moment of truth is a document that tackles the economic challenges faced by ...

In the article Agency Warns About Decline in Access to Education, the author Patrick Blum analyses the ongoing trend of decline in education in the most developed countries and the existing diversity of educational programs that lead further to unequal access to education. The author refers to annual publication Education at a Glance that investigates the education and its issues. The author's key points are that the countries have different approach to education and due to that students graduate with vague skills whereas on the other side, in some countries, high-school graduates have good milestones for many skills and this ...

Business and Economics

Occurrence of disasters of epic proportions disrupt the lives of members or citizens of any given community. These individuals look up to their very own authorities for assistance, both material and immaterial. It is prudent to understand that all kinds of calamities can affect a large section of a country’s populace. The adverse effects or impact of the disasters can impair the effectiveness of government response. In many case scenarios, a country’s economic system influences the degree to which the authorities can avail its resources in aiding the affected. The best economic system suited in ensuring crisis of epic proportions ...

Japan ranks second after United States for the largest economy in the world. Majority thinks that Japan has smooth events regarding their economic condition. However, the truth is they are also experiencing a crisis in their economy.
The Lost Decade characterizes what happened to Japan during the 20th century which later included the year 2001 to 2010. The after-war political and economic structures of Japan were: regulation of the state economy through incentives like development loans and research and welfare of society. Also it includes attempts to protect the “sunset industries” through cartels so that full employment can be ...

Introduction

Great Depression was the most serious economic crisis in the inter-war world. Almost all European countries and the USA suffered from economic problems that couldn't be solved by traditional means. The best way to overcome the crisis was proposed by the American President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Roosevelt was an excellent politician. He knew how to listen and to reconcile enemies, and besides that he was an optimist by nature. Actually, he didn't have any premeditated targeted programs and his policies often consisted of the series of improvisations. A brilliant orator, he was among the first ones to use a ...

Wooten, L. P. & James, E. H. (2008) Linking Crisis Management and Leadership Competencies: The Role of Human Resource Development. Advances in Developing Human Resources. Sage Publications.
This study identified a sample of studies from the Institute for Crisis Management data database and studied it qualitatively. The study obtained data 7-years data (2000-2006) on crisis in businesses. The study concentrated on 20 crises for in in-depth qualitative study on issues such as accidents, scandals, product safety or health incidents or employee-related crisis for the seven years.
The data was presented in tables representing varying issues. For instance, table 1 ...

Crisis Communication Plan

Overview of the Crisis
Two bizarre incidents in a short period leading to the death of passengers and crew leave Malaysia Airlines struggling to recover. On July 17, a Boeing 777-aircraft, flight MH17 was shot down from Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. All 298 passengers and crew members died in the incident (Torr, & Walker, 2014, pp. 23).
Families and employees were left devastated as the crisis unravelled. Malaysia Airlines flew to the assistance. The airline sent over 200 specialists, care givers and managers to Amsterdam to handle the crisis. At the scene, there were 80 caregivers assigned to providing the ...

The aftermath of the 2007-2008 global economic recessions indicates a slow economic recovery with most countries still adjusting to new ways of improving their economic status. The subsequent result of this slow economic growth is massive unemployment rates as the companies adapted employee lay-offs so as to reduce the cost of production as well as cope with the economic crisis. These massive lay-offs as a result, had affected the labor sector in many countries and despite the efforts to adjust the situation after the crisis; unemployment rate remains high with the youths being the most affected population. This paper therefore outlines ...

Every organization must effectively handle situations of communication failures, no matter what kind of services, products, or industry type it represents. The facts illustrate that companies do not operate in a vacuum, and good communication is key to the successful function of an organization. But what happens when things go wrong? W. Charles Redding is commonly acknowledged truly understanding the concept of ‘organizational communications.’ Zaremba (2010) quotes “In every instance of organizational malaise that comes to mind, at some time and in some way, human communication behavior has been significantly involved. Indeed there are scholars which have persuasively made the ...

Avvakum was a country priest in Nizhni Novgorod, born of religious parents and orphaned at a young age. He is known for his support of the old ecclesiastical ways brought by the zealots. Avvakum was a preservative of the old strict rules of fasting, praying and ensuring proper moral behaviors. His support for the old ways was against the ideas of Nikon, a Patriarch whose support was for the religious ways of the Greek Orthodoxy. Avvakum was the leader of the preservatives, while Nikon led the other group adopting new religious ideas. According Riha, the differences between the two groups that led to ...

The research topic for a qualitative study was To investigate the presence, use and effectiveness of crisis management plans in differently sized companies. The collapse of giant energy and commodities company-Enron-in early 2000 was a revelation in crisis management. Although embroiled in financial fraud, massive debts, human resource wrangles and other issues that need to be addressed as crises, many companies both big and small have failed to institute crisis management plans (Hodak, 2007). A study into crisis management requires for the establishment of descriptive rather than quantitative issues. In this case, the qualitative study shall be looking at the nature ...

The Basel rules are recommendations developed by the BCBS (born in 1975 an organization formed by the major central banks around the world) to establish the minimum conditions that a bank should have to ensure stability.
Over the past decades the solvency conditions have been fixing and updating, and thus confirming the agreements Basel I (1988); Basel II (2004), which is in force; and Basel III, which began in 2013 with the ultimate horizon of 2019.
The Basel accords are in charge of setting the basic capital of the entities to address the risks taken by the characteristics ...

Secessionist Thomas Cobb

The secession debate held in 1960 at Georgia resulted from the election of Abraham Lincoln as the president of the United States. As a result, most states resolved to secede from the US on the basis that the elections had violated the constitution as most of the electors were denied their rights to elect the president of their choice. Others who opposed the secession argued that the Southerners were afraid that this would result to ending slavery, which had been of economic importance to them. In addition, the Republican Party was a minor party and they thought that it President Lincoln ...

The East Asian nations started marching steadily along the growth path from the mid 20th century. From the 60s the growth and development scenario in this region was impressive. Most of the indicators of development showed a positive change at a rapid pace. Income grew at a steady pace with high rate of savings and investment. Governments’ thrust on education and industrialization gave impetus to the growth of the economies. Poverty was reduced considerably and the general standard of living improved to a large extent in a span of thirty years. The growth trajectory was so impressive that it is often termed as the ‘East ...

Key Aspects of Social Inequality in the EU

Social inequality is a major threat to European Union’s progress and expansion despite its well-developed economy. Most members of European Union countries are undergoing high level of social inequality including social challenges and intensive poverty level (Kramer, 2012). The high poverty level in some members of European Union has not only destabilized the solidarity of the union, but has also increased the level of social inequality in the region.
Gender inequality is one of the major aspects that describe social inequality in EU (Hadjimichalis, 2011). The EU has been experiencing gender discrimination especially on the position and status ...

Microeconomics deals with the economics decisions made at a micro, level. It is the analysis of decisions made by individuals or a group of individuals. Microeconomics also analyses the factors that affect the decisions made by the individuals. Cost and benefit considerations are taken into account while making the decisions. Costs can be either financial or opportunity costs, which is the next best alternative to an action. Microeconomics is the efficient apportionment of scarce resources between alternative uses. It also involves price determination through to gain maximum utility and maximum profit. The perspective of microeconomics is the competitive demand price as ...

CrisisMgmt / Discussion 4

Part I: Example of Public Health Crisis
Shortly following Hurricane Katrina, the less remembered Hurricane Rita struck Houston, Texas. Personally, I recall Rita because it caused my wedding to be delayed by two months. You might recall Rita because its poorly prepared evacuation plan resulted in absolute gridlock on the interstate highways. Motorists found themselves trapped on highways for endless hours, many running out of gas and sleeping in their cars. Fortunately, Texas got smarter from both Rita and Katrina. Years later, when Hurricane Ike ravaged Galveston, the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) was ready. Public ...

If you were to tell your great grandmother or great grandfather that journalism is in a present-day crisis, they would probably tell you that that’s an absurd idea. But the truth is that with the onset of technology (smart mobile phones, television sets, and the internet), our connection to forms of media is almost daily and much of the news information we receive is via video message not by physical text. Therefore, I argue that journalism is in crisis for three reasons: the advent of the internet has resulted in so much readily available news from different mediums that ...

Abstract

This paper aims to highlight some important and significant incidents of the Eurozone Debt Crisis that occurred for the year 2013 and 2104. It also signifies the efforts of the concerned authorities in the similar timeline to curb the drastic effects of the of the debt crisis on the Eurozone as a whole. With more stringent regulations the authorities try to control and eliminate the ongoing debt crisis.
With a reduction in the investment worth billions and ever increasing stringent policies and control, the euro debt crisis is still nowhere near to its solution. Rather than curbing the debt crisis ...

Financial Crisis of 2008

The economics professionals during the global financial crisis underestimate the dimensions of the issue once it unfolded. Gerald (2010, p. 120) traces the deep roots of the failure in the lack of understanding and the misallocation of research in economic efforts. Bondt (2010, p. 140) claim that the economists in this period disregard the construction models that can drive an effective result in the world-markets. The economic profession fails to communicate the shortcomings and the limitations of the preferred models to the public to depict transparency. Prior to the financial crisis, economists largely rely on the construction models that ...

The 2008-2009 years saw the world go through the largest and, sharpest drop in its economic activity. The after-math of the chaos has seen several of the major developed and, developing world economies fail to adapt to the shifted financial landscape.
The 2008-09 crises is defined as the collapse of the Enron, the WorldCom, the sub-prime mortgage market, and the flop of other financial markets which in totality resulted in a steady increase in risk premia around the globe. In determining the factors that led to the word’s modern age economic downturn, it is paramount to appreciate that ...

Health care settings experience numerous crises. Health care providers react in different ways in times of such crisis that arise in the health care setting. Health care encounters deaths, traumas, human suffering, violence and human error on a daily basis. Despite the crisis, health care providers must provide competent care to ensure effective and efficient care (McSherry, 2012). Nurses are sometimes called upon to assist the family of the patient deal with their crisis at an emotional level.
Nurses need to have skills and techniques to deal with such crises whenever they arise. Nurses must care for their patients ...

For many years, financial crises have been believed to be the preserve of the developing countries which are believed to be more vulnerable than the developed country as explained in the video “The Financial Crisis & Public Debts Explained in Detail”. However, this notion was overturned in the year 2007 – 2008 financial crises that hit the ‘great’ countries in the world. From this experience, it is evident that all countries are at risk of experiencing financial crisis regardless of the policies in place. Nevertheless, the approach towards the arrest of the crisis is what defers. In developing countries, the effect ...