Borrowing Research Papers Samples For Students

Introduction

A discount rate is the interest rate that is used in cash flow discounting so as to determine future cash flows’ present value. This discount rate caters for the time value of money and uncertainty or risks of expected cash flows in future, which could be less or more than expected. Time value of money is an idea that the value of money currently is worth much more than that amount in future since it may be earning interests. A discount rate could also be defined as a rate of interest which an eligible depository organ or institution is charged ...

Management Strategy: An Analysis of the LIBOR Crisis of 2012

One year has lapsed since the regulatory report that fined British Banking Association (BBA) for the alleged London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) scandal in 2012 (Szilárd and Zoltán 23). LIBOR entails a yardstick of interest rates administered by the BBA. LIBOR calculates the interest rates based on the borrowing periods. This serves as a benchmark to the average cost of banks in their unsecured borrowing for a certain period. In the past, the BBA has been performing its role of lobbying and overseeing LIBOR while unregulated. LIBOR has a vast number of transactions in use reaching an estimated value of more ...

Research paper

Introduction
Being a study of the economy as a whole, and considering aggregated indexes as GDP, unemployment rates and price indices, the macroeconomics depicts an overall state of the current economic situation.

The debt ceiling

Even though, after the Great Recession of 2008, the U.S government is desperately trying to stabilize the situation using various fiscal and monetary measures, it still fails to spend less money, thus borrowing more and more from its creditors every year. Then it comes to the question of raising the debt ceiling in order to borrow more, and this procedure is known for quite some time now, but ...

Letter of Transmittal

Designation, Department Name
Dear Professor Name,
I hereby submit a report requested on ‘’Major Reasons for Financial Crisis of 2008’’. In order to provide an authentic and resourceful report, I have referred to some of the best academic and research resources.

Regards,

Introduction:
It has been 6 years now since the news of bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers shook the global financial world. The intensification of the global financial crisis following bankruptcy and dis-solvency of leading investment banks, corporations, commercial banks, etc. had made the economic and financial environment very tough for the world economy. By early 2009, whole ...

Introduction 3

Capital Structure Issues 3
Business and Finance risks related to capital structure 4
Modigliani and Miller’s [MM] capital-structure theory . 5
Criticisms of the MM model and assumptions . 5
Capital-structure evidence and implications . 6
Estimating the firm’s optimal capital-structure .. 8
Conclusion .. 10

Introduction

Capital structure management is crucial in enhancing business sustainability. In that respect, as a business environment change, organizations seek to manage their balance between debt and equity application. In that respect, this analysis seeks to demonstrate the effects of capital structure on a business risk and returns. To achieve the ...

Inflation in the United States

Inflation can be defined as that general rate where the pricing levels for both commodities and services rises consequently causing the country’s purchasing power to fall drastically. It is at this point that the duty of central banks comes in as they try limiting the occurrence of inflation for purposes of keeping the economy going smoothly. In fact, this phenomenon can be traced as early as the coming to an end of the Second World War, which essentially marked the commencement of a golden age for the American economy. Basically, the time was marked by a surging productivity, ...

WACC Calculation: Arrow Electronics Limited

Calculation of WACC
WACC: Weight of short-term debt* Cost of ST debt(1-tax rate)+ Weight of long-term debt* Cost of LT debt(1-tax rate)+ Weight of equity* Cost of equity
= 0.0019* 0.0274+ 0.2987* 0.0378+ 0.6994* 0.0707
= 6.085%

Calculative Notes:

i) Cost of debt:
-Cost of Long-term debt

The cost of long-term bonds issued by the company has been calculated on the weighted average basis:

-Cost of Short term debt
The information relating to the short-term debt of the company was available in Note-6 of the financial statement where we found that during the year the amount of short-term debt owed by the company amounts to $13.454 million. The company has also disclosed that short-term borrowings were used exclusively ...

IMF

International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Introduction
The international monetary fund (IMF) was initiated in 1944 during the Bretton Woods Conference and formally created in 1945 with a membership of 29 countries. The main IMF goal was stated as to assist in the reconstruction of the world’s international payment system post the Second World War. Countries contributed money and put it in a pool through a quota system from where countries which had an imbalance in trade could borrow. Ever since the membership of the IMF has grown to 188 countries of the world and the main goal changed to fostering ...

Interest rates are amounts charged by lenders to borrowers as fees on borrowed assets. The interest rate is the price an individual pays for the use of money they have borrowed; it can be thought of as an economic rent. When a person deposits money in a bank, they receive interest as a percentage of the total amount deposited. Similarly, when an individual borrows money, they pay interest to the lender as a percentage of the total money they owe the lender. The percentage of the principal amount paid as a fee over a given period is the interest rate. Interest rates are macroeconomic variables ...

Introduction

Federal reserve rates is the interest rate moderates overnight borrowing between banks. On the other hand, discount rate is the rates that the Federal Reserve charges on funds that are borrowed by commercial banks from its reserves. The Federal Reserve has been revising the rates that it charges to bring control to the direction of the economy. The latest revision of the rates was done in 2008 where the federal funds rate was reduced to 0% while the discount rate was modified to 0.5%.
The Federal Reserve uses the discount and the federal funds rate to control the ...

Introduction

Accounting for leases may be complicated by the proposed changes that by FASB and IASB. These two independent bodies aim at altering lease accounting in a view to improve the accounting treatment of leases. The two bodies, which are responsible for setting, accounting standards have the proposed changes in the exposure draft. However, the changes are poised to have certain complications as far as lease accounting is concerned. The complications are expected to impact the business world currently and in the future (Bosco, 2011).

Complication on renewal option

The proposed changes involve a subjective judgment on the lease term. The management must consider any potential ...

Introduction

Arguably, the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997 was one among the worst financial crises in the history of the world. Only comparable to the Great Depression in the United States and the Lost Decade of Japan, the Asian crisis was one that saw many countries from the region, SouthKorea being the most noteworthy, crumbling down in the economical sense. The crisis saw big companies in South Korea resort to such measures and alternatives like conglomeration through significant business mergers. The organizations that were affected include the biggest and most renowned companies, most of which were either taken over or ...

Introduction

The Oxford dictionary defines a “play” as a “dramatic work for the stage or for broadcast” (2012). We also know that the term is also used to indicate moments of fun and enjoyment. The evolution of drama and theatre can be traced back to the Greek period where it emerged in close relation to religion and rituals of the time. F.L Lucas in his interpretation of Aristotle’s “Poetics” explains how the drama at that time was similar to rituals and sacred mysteries as they provided a different kind of purification to the spectator by means of thought provoking stories and visual ...

The global financial crisis of 2007-to-date is cited as being among the worst ever to affect the world since the credit crunch of the 1930s popularly known as the Great Depression. Coupled with the financial crises, a massive sovereign debt crisis advanced among leading national investors all over the globe and the most affected were the majority of European governments. The Eurozone crisis made it difficult for most nations to re-finance their debts leading to the creation of rescue packages and bailouts to prevent the collapse of economies that were in between the depth crises. Member states within the European ...

Introduction

In the United States, the Federal Reserve System is charged with regulating the country’s monetary policy. The system was implemented after leaders noted the deficiencies in the previous national banking system. The previous system had a currency that was inelastic and there were liquidity problems in the economy. There were a lot of financial panics in the economy caused by the inefficiencies in the system.
A republican representative proposed the creation of a centralised banking system that would operate with a minimum level of government involvement. The Federal Reserve System was instituted in 1913. The system was able to solve three ...

Introduction

When the word mathematics was mentioned, I could only think about addition and subtraction. Indeed the topic gave me a lot of headache. This topic is the foundation in which mathematical principles are laid. Addition starts with a simple 1+1 and continues through mixed numbers, to complex addition of mixed units. The same applies to subtraction. In this work, I have given my biography in this topic, and expounded on how best the topic can be tackled based on research.

Personal Experience

I developed my addition and subtraction concepts through practical experiences with countable objects. I would count my fingers when asked ...

The two thousand and eight financial crises resulted in significant economic turndowns. Before it began in two thousand and seven, prices of housing rose, new investment options emerged, and risk diversification increased. Following the crisis, house prices fell by huge percentages. It exposed economic weaknesses of the United States. Additionally, it led to an increase in the unemployment rate by ten percent (Mishkin, 2011). Approximately, nineteen trillion dollars of household wealth were lost. Lehman Brothers collapsed in two thousand and eight affecting the global financial system. Taxpayers had to bail out various banks to stabilize the system. This paper ...

Long-term influence of monetary policy

Monetary policy can either be contractionary or expansionary, and both policies impact nominal variables differently in the long-run.
Price levels
A contractionary policy results in a decrease in equity prices because the income stream is discounted at a relatively higher rate. Also, the price levels of equity can drop since high-interest rates and low supply of money lead to reduced demand for equity. In this case, bonds can be an attractive investment since they pay high interests (Meltzer, 1995). Nevertheless, an increase in interest rates does not always result in fall of share prices. People may interpret the high-interest ...

#211905869 - Expanding Your Business

Boston will make a great location for our second store for the following reasons. The city has a very rich history both technologically and education-wise. This meets the vision of our business which is to sell rare books both online and offline. This is the case for the following reasons. To begin with, the city of Boston is home to over 50 highly acclaimed colleges and universities including Ivy League universities Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In addition to this, Massachusetts in general is home to some of the best performing public schools.
This ...

The population of Spanish speakers in America is growing, increasingly interacting with English-speaking populations to contribute to the expanding cultural melting pot of this country. Hybrid languages often result from this clash of cultures, and one that is rising in prominence and usage is ‘Spanglish’, a combination of Spanish and English that is being found increasingly in different Hispanic American communities (Alvarez 483). Because of the greater exposure Latin-American writers and people are receiving through popular culture and media, Spanglish is becoming more well known all throughout America (Morales 2002). As this hybrid language grows in usage, people wonder if ...

Human geography is one of the main sub fields of geography as the larger discipline. Human geography is in reality a branch of social sciences. Social sciences are involved in studying the world, studying the people in the world, cultures and communities of the world. Human geography however focuses more on the relations that human beings have in relation to their placing and spacing. Human geography has a special focus on the activities of human beings. Human geography applies more of qualitative research methodologies.
A main branch of human geography is cultural geography. This branch is very important in the ...

Capital structure

Capital structure is the mix of long term borrowing, short term borrowing, common equity and preferred equity that a company uses to finance its operations and its growth. This means that a company’s capitals structure is the combination of common equity, preferred equity and borrowing that has been employed to finance the assets, growth and operations of the company.

The weighted average cost of capital is calculated using the following formulae

WACC = E/V*Re + D/V*Rd*(1-Tc)
Where: Re is the cost of equity, Rd is the cost of debt, E = market value of the firm's equity, D = market value of the firm's debt, V = E + D, E/V = percentage of financing ...

Describe how the US financial markets impact the economy, businesses, and individuals.

In the United States, the financial markets play a significant role in promoting economic development. For example, the financial market has a significant impact on pension funds. Large percentages of pension funds are invested in stock market. In the event whereby the share prices record a drastic fall, the effect is reduction in pension payouts in the future.
Another effect of share price is investor confidence. The share price is an indicator of a company’s performance. A reduction in share price reduces the investor confidence. This was the case in Lehman Brothers. When the share prices began reducing, the demand reduced ...

Introduction

Libor is the most followed and used transaction rate in the world. This rate is used by banks to give bank loans and transfers, mortgages, futures market, credit cards and lot of other financial instruments. Over the years Libor has dominated the international financial system rates. Around 2007, when the recent financial meltdown started some of the banks started quoting Libor absurdly low or sometimes high depending on the situation. It created an artificial Libor rate in the market which was far away from the actual rate. This created problems for all the parties involved in financial market. This ...

Introduction

The budget deficit and the amount of public debt is an important indicator of an economy. This area of concern has traditionally received much attention. The budget process involves the balancing of public revenues and expenditures. Budget imbalance means quantitative disparity between income and expenditure budget. The excess of expenditure over budget revenues is called the “budget deficit.” The unbalanced budget could lead to the emergence of a surplus, ie excess of income over the expenditure. However, in practice, almost all countries now, there is significant scope for excess government expenditure over income. The result is a rapid increase in budget ...

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The Eurozone Debt Crisis
The Eurozone crisis is essentially a problem of over-borrowing by some countries and their inability to pay these debts. These countries are unable to pay the debts because their economies are not performing well enough so government and banks cannot generate enough revenues from internal economic activities. At the same time, the collapse of some US financial institutions severely aggravated the situation. Banks and government completely lost their investments.
The Eurozone crisis began as early as 2005 when some countries began having problems paying their debt from private banks. The problem escalated when some ...

Question 1

Keynesian argument
The Keynesian ideas were developed in 1930s at the time of Great Depression when orthodox economists had failed to explain the rising effects of unemployment and downturn of the economy. Earlier economists had argued that economy should be left to operate on itself without any external interventions from the government. Keynesian advocates for government interventions. In the case of unemployment, he suggests that the government should intervene by increasing its spending and decreasing level of taxation, which are fiscal policy tools. Through these interventions, there will be increase in aggregate demand and output which, in the ...

What is Neoliberalism?

Neo-liberalism has always been liked to “privatization,” “deregulation,” “decentralization,” or “tax reform.” The famous definition of neo-liberalism is by Paul Treanor who defined it under the book “Neoliberalism: Origins, Theory, Definition” as:
“a philosophy valuing the market existence and operation as it is, distinct from any of its previous links with the production of goods and services . . . and where the market and similar structure’s mechanics are seen as normative by itself, enabling the related actors to be ethical and responsible in their human actions and replacing for all the pre-existing moral beliefs (Fish, p. 1).”
Interestingly, neoliberalists ...

Liquidity is the ease of buying or selling an asset or a security without significant effects on the market prices (Baum, 2006). In the financial market, liquidity refers to the availability of credit or the ease of borrowing. Unlike a house, securities such as treasury securities, Eurodollar future contracts and the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index are all liquid since they can be easily converted into cash. In this case, liquidity refers to the ability of the central bank to provide money to the economy (Baum, 2006). This is reflected in the multiplier effects of the financial system. The level ...

APPENDIX 2

FIN/571 – WEEK 5 HOMEWORK

Chapter 17
Problem 1
(Choosing financial targets) Bixton Company’s new chief financial officer is evaluating Bixton’s capital structure. She is concerned that the firm might be underleveraged, even though the firm has larger-than-average research and development and foreign tax credits when compared to other firms in its industry. Her staff prepared the industry comparison shown here.

a. Bixton’s objective is to achieve a credit standing that falls, in the words of the chief financial officer, “comfortably within the ‘A’ range.” What target range would you recommend for each of the three ...

Aggregate Demand and Supply Models

Interest rate is one of the economic factors affecting the aggregate demand and supply in the U.S .economy. It is defined as the price charged or paid for the use of a financial asset. Interest rates affect aggregate demand by influencing factors that determine the total goods and services produced in an economy at a particular price level (Colander, 2010). The largest component of Aggregate Demand that is affected most by changes in the rates of interest in the U .S. is consumption. When the rates of interest are high, it is extremely expensive to borrow money and spend it; this ...

1. Monetary Policy

Monetary policy is a strategy related to the flow of money in the economy and its value. It also shows the association between rate of interests in the economy and the total supply of money and exchange rates. It is also a demand side policy which the government can use to accomplish its macroeconomic goals; that is, maintain economic growth, low rate of inflation, low unemployment and stability of payments equilibrium. Moreover, monetary policy is known as accommodative, if the interest rate laid down by the central monetary power is planned to create economic growth; neutral, if it ...

Budget Deficit and its Impact in the Economy

Introduction

Every government has a budget of its sources of income and expenses. Yearly, the budget is reviewed and a new one is rolled out. The government may either have a budgetary surplus or deficit. A budget deficit occurs where the expenditure of the government exceeds the revenue that it has collected in a certain period. There have been arguments by different scholars on the adverse and positive effects of budgetary deficits on the country’s economy. I will highlight the positive and negative effects of the budget deficit and the different causes of the deficits. The adverse effects outweigh the positive effects ...

A steward is a person, who manages their wealth and other possessions wisely. God is the owner of all things on earth and ewe should respect him as the overall proprietor. A Christian can practice sound financial stewardship in various ways, according to the will of God. The paper covers ways in which a Christian can practice stewardship based on scriptures. It includes how various people interpret different scriptures. Lastly, the paper includes the lessons learned from the scriptures, which will be summarized into several basic stewardship principles.

Scriptures discussing ways of practicing stewardship

Stewardship can be practiced by giving or tithing faithfully to God ...

Saudi Arabia is the world's largest exporter or crude oil, with the country exporting 68% the product to the Asian market. The nation enjoys a market share of 40%, enabling the government to fund a significant proportion of the budget from oil revenue. Consequently, Saudi Arabia was able to accumulate vast financial reserves in the years preceding the current low oil-prices when the price per barrel stood at $120 (Baumeister, & Kilian, 2016). However, the state of affairs has changed in the last couple of years following the drastic decline in oil prices. As a result, the country has experienced ...

Understanding the external business environment will help Priam Rossa to make a huge step in its expansion plans. The environmental analysis provides a framework for developing strategic options in efforts to make a significant presence in the global markets. Due to globalization, the floral market is constantly facing major changes through factors that could be controlled by the organization and those that are out of control. This implies that the operations of Prima Rossa as it seeks to expand its roses retailing business will be influenced greatly by the environment in the territories it wishes to penetrate. The following ...

Introduction

In late 2007, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) closed at a record low. Stock markets around the world nose-dived alongside the DJIA. Turbulence in the sub-prime segment of the US housing market, paralysis of the credit markets, excessive lay-offs in organizations, steep decline in investments etc. were all some of the indicators that the world was heading for a massive credit crunch. In the words of Mr. Strauss-Kahn, head of IMF, “Intensifying solvency concerns about a number of the largest U.S.-based and European financial institutions have pushed the global financial system to the brink of systemic meltdown” (BBC ...

Introduction

Literary appropriation may be defined as the legal beneficial and creative art of borrowing from literary work of another author to come up with a completely different work from the original (Adeney 2013). It is simply the unoriginal, imitative or different perspective of the original work as seen and created by the ‘new’ author. It is different from plagiarism, which is essentially copying, direct lifting of an author’s words without acknowledgement, stealing of another’s work or pirating. These borrowed ideas are geared towards achieving certain literary objectives such as to criticize, ridicule, create new literary work, prepare ...

In this case, we use the monthly returns of the two indexes for the seven-year period between 6th May, 2009 and 5th May, 2016. The monthly return are determined by comparing the current price with the previous month’s price. The monthly returns are then used to determine the average monthly return and the monthly standard deviation.

S&P MID CAP 400 INDEX

Average monthly return = 1.2047% or 0.012047
Monthly standard deviation = 4.4024% or 0.044024
Annual return = (1 + monthly return)12 – 1
= 1.01204712 – 1
= 1.1545 - 1
= 15.45%
Annualised standard deviation = Monthly standard deviation × √12
= 0.044024 × √12
= 0.044024 × 3.4641
= 0.1525
= 15.25%

NASDAQ 100 INDEX

Average monthly return = 1.4196% ...

The Savings and Loan Crisis, or commonly known as S&L, is termed as one of the largest financial crisis in the United States history. The crisis began in the late 1970s, and its impacts on the economy were felt in the 1980s and ended in the early 1990s. Various sources have indicated the causes of the S&L crises. Some of the documented reasons include high and volatile interest rates during the period, the phase-out and its elimination, negative regional economic conditions, and federal and state deregulation of depository institutions. Other reasons include deregulation of the thrift industry, declining regulatory ...

Credit Risk in Retail Banking

Credit risk is defined as the probability that borrowers will not be able to make payments on borrowed funds. Credit risk combines both the uncertainty regarding the failure of a borrower to make the payments, as well as the expected time taken to make the payments .
Retail Banking, more commonly known as Consumer Banking, is offering banking and financial products and services to individual investors or customers. Consequently, there are different types of credit risks involved that these institutions have to deal with. This includes cases in which a customer is unable to make the due payments at a ...

Introduction

Monetary policy and fiscal policies are important aspects of the analysis of the U.S economy, as they have a significant impact on the growth of the economy. Moreover, the two types of policy issues are always in active use in the country although the media offers much attention on various economic indicators. Nonetheless, both monetary and fiscal policies have a significant role in the development of an economy and must work together as they cannot exclusively work on their own. Fiscal policy works using tax and spending changes to impact on an economy in diverse ways. However, for any ...

Introduction

There has been a growing need worldwide for alternative energy solutions to that of the traditional fossil fuel and mined coal. The need for sustainable renewable power sources can be attributed to the growing concern over the state of the area in which we live. Global warming is fast becoming the modern time's biggest threat to human life. Solar energy is one of the best answers to the energy problem that the world is currently facing. Solar power harnesses the energy from the ultraviolet rays emitted by the sun and converts it into electric energy. The determinants of the ...

The History of Banking System in India.

The banking system in India has taken tremendous revolutions in the past years. Trade and commerce have been part of the Indian social organization since the times of civilization. The trading organizations were initially organized into social systems that mostly based their relationships on the exchange of goods and services. Banking is important for the economy of a country to grow at the global pace. The changes that these institutions have made for the Indian commerce are quite significant.
Trading activities were formerly held by various social groups and run by the wealthy merchants of the time. Trade and ...

Abstract

The labor market in the United States has changed significantly over the years because of the changes in the global market and the impact on the work force in the country. The changes have led to diversity in the way people live and work. For many people, the loss of jobs causes structural changes in the ways that people live as these people are no longer able to finance their way of life. Mortgages also have been affected by the changes in the labor market and people have now become more aggressive in securing their homes. In addition, the ...

Response to the great recession of 2007-2008

Introduction
The 2007 financial crisis had various causes, with the primary ones being the failure of key corporations in the state, asset value depreciation, lack of adequate government intervention to control the financial market and finally reduced economic activities. However, to manage the situation, both regulatory and market strategies were sought by different stakeholders, with the aim to achieve economic recovery in the U.S. Global housing bubble reached its peak in 2006, leading to significant fall in the valuable asset price by a margin of 40%. The different securities attached to the housing market were exposed to more risks, ...

A student debt crisis has gripped the American society. Most students graduate with high amounts of debts which they are never able to pay until late into their adult life. The joy of graduation is often immediately destroyed by the realization that it will take decades for the student to pay all their student debt, notwithstanding other social and economic obligations such as mortgage, and car payments. In this paper, I will explore and examine student debt effect on society. I also analyze how society and the never ending belief in the capability of higher education to lift individuals ...

Increasing government spending will help the economy

Government spending entails all activities undertaken by the governments in the day to day lives. Government spending emphasizes on it procuring the components that the citizens need. The expenses incurred are usually short term. Government spending can either improve or destroy the economy. It depends on the prevailing conditions in the market and the economic state of the country (Driver, Stephanie 97). However, government spending can be kept in check by formulating fiscal laws that limit the expenses. Government expenditure is undertaken for several different reasons. They vary from provision of social amenities like health care services, schools, and ...

In the Business Ethics course, we encounter philosophies dealing with the appropriate decisions and actions in the face of business circumstances. It is often that business practices solely prioritize raking in money that is possibly disregarding economic impact. To expound on this issue, we would discuss the infamous 2008 Subprime crisis.

The year 2008 made a critical impact to the world of business, especially to the economy of a powerful nation, the United States of America. The economic downfall or in other terms, the financial crisis, that took place in the late 2000s made a lot of people pay for the unfortunate ...

There is a great comparison between the Roman art and the ancient Greek art in terms of the inspiration and the contribution to the history of creative art. The ancient art work from the Romans and the Greek is known as classical art. While the two depicted a high level of creativity and influence to the population at the time, it is their relationship and inspiration to the modern art that interests many scholars. The roman art borrows a lot from that of the Greeks and is sometimes seen as the replica of the works of great Greek artists such as Callimachus, ...

What are the Economic Benefits and Drawbacks of National Level Bailouts by International Organizations?

Identification of Problem
The Greek Debt Crisis has recurrently been on the headlines of news reports for the past decade. In 2010, it can be remembered that the first set of austerity measures were introduced and implemented by the Greek Parliament in order for it to receive yet another bailout after the recent Great Financial Crisis of 2008 hammered the already recovering Greek economy down. Before the first set of austerity measures was implemented and the second bailout package was delivered, Eurozone and Euro Group officials were facing the risks of shouldering the potential losses of allowing an ...

Executive Summary

This paper investigates the cause of unemployment in the economy. Then it highlights the adverse impact rising unemployment levels have on the society as whole. We will later device suitable policy recommendation for the governments, so that they can rectify this economic evil and ensure a smooth running progressive economy. The implications of the policy are also evaluated giving the reader a justification for the suggestion of that particular policy.

Introduction

Unemployment has been a matter of apprehension for political economy since its commencement. Numerous nations whether progressive industrial economies or developing countries, have had very high rates of unemployment later to the ...

The global economic growth relies heavily on the economic status of individual countries across the globe. However, there is an existence in inequality in economic growth and development whereby some countries are more economically advanced than others. Several factors such as political wrangles, inflation and ineffective economic policies and low economic development among other factors, attributes to the inequality. As a result, poor countries have suffered a high level of poverty and other related problems such as unemployment and social issues such as poor education and health systems.
Despite the existence of low economic development among the poor countries, some ...

Interpreting Market Trends

Data on various market factors will need to be collected for identification of their effect on demand of vehicles in the Australian market. Those factors are summarized as follows

Disposable income is the level of income that households can spend for their consumer purposes. It is the income after taxation whose level determines the income that consumers have at their disposal. In that respect, it is determined by employment level within an economy.

Purchasing power: Price index/inflation:

Purchasing power refers to the ability that the income held has in buying goods and services. The change in purchasing power determines the quantity of goods ...

Summary

Hospitality industry has grown in the recent past. The increase has necessitated investors to tap the market gap by setting up or upgrading the existing businesses. In return, this requires funding that again calls upon investors to determine the available avenues to get funding. The acquired finances will require to be properly managed by maintaining records of account and analysing the financial strength. Planning would be necessary to ensure the resources are utilised efficiently. This can be done by maintaining a budgetary process.

Introduction

The business funding is becoming increasingly important in the global economy. With the new wave of globalization ...

In 1820s the Ottoman Empire experienced significant financial difficulties, which resulted into a considerable increase in the interest rates. Therefore, the state took various strategies to deal with the problem, including through tax-farmers in tax collection. It is during this time that the Galata bankers rose to prominence (Pamuk, 226). Galata bankers were the moneyexchangers (sarrafs), who gained popularity during the 18th century, and grew to large financials. They took advantage of the financial difficulties of the state, especially in addressing the short-term and long-term financial needs. The Galata bankers are known to be providing financial help to the state ...

Higher Educational Establishment

Introduction
Aggregate demand and interest rates, along with the actual economic growth and the prospects are the benchmarks of any Federal government. In order to control the economy, government uses monetary policies to analyze essential measures.

Open Market Operation

Open Market Operations involve purchase and selling of governmental securities which helps to stabilize inflation. The Federal funds rate is equal to the interest and lending rates, according to which financial institutions charge for the loans. The Domestic Open Market Operations are guided by the Federal Open Market Committee and continuing with the aid of strengthening the efforts to support economy recovery ...

Missouri is a mid-western state located at the geographical centre of the United States. The state’s landscape is both rich and diverse with a lot of economic potential. Missouri has 114 counties that are spread across its rural and urban areas (Hardy, Dohm and Leuthold 1). Senator Roy Blunt built on his background in public service, academic contribution as a teacher and his display of leadership as university president to seek the people’s vote for the Missouri senate seat. In 2010, Senator Blunt was elected to the United States Senate (Blunt 1).
The Senator has several roles and responsibilities ...

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Introduction
Investment activity is risky, as a rule, long-term investment of resources in certain assets with a view to profit. Investments can be divided into real and financial.
Real investments are investments in physical capital (current assets, fixed assets, construction, etc.) and intangible (education, advertising, etc.) assets. Financial investments represent investments in the acquisition of financial assets (securities).
For many investors, the priority investment is just the financial investment, since it provides them with endless possibilities. Of course, what would be the most efficient disposition of capital, you need ...

PROBLEMS IN THE REGULATION AND SUPERVISION OF INTERNATIONAL BANKS AND NONBANK FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

INTRODUCTION
The banking and non-banking financial institutes have witnessed both growth and change in the functioning practices across the globe. Many economies have suffered severe financial crisis due to the global economic recession. It has disrupted the economic activities. The risk management teams and policy makers have focused their attention towards redefining the regulation and supervision practices of international banks and non-bank financial institutions. The objectives of these practices are to ensure stability and growth in the financial practices.
This report will focus on highlighting the changes in the regulatory practices which have been implemented on both ...