Essays on New Legislation

The problem of the sexual violence is still actual in the modern world. The people in the XXI century are spoilt by the toys of progress and technical evolution but the women today face the same problems as centuries ago. They should defend and prove their rights to their body. I have chosen three different newspaper articles where the sexual violence is discussed. They reflect the situation in the USA, the UK, and Germany. Observing the dynamics of solving the problem over the course of time all over the world we may see if the issue moves closer to ...

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 ...

What 2008 events gave rise to the need for this legislation?

The need for the Dodd-Frank Act (which complete name is the “Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act”) was given rise by the financial crisis of 2007–08. This crisis triggered the Great Recession, an event many economists consider the worst crisis in the financial markets since the 1930’s (Dodd-Frank Financial Regulatory Reform Bill Definition, 2016). The United States had suffered a “housing bubble” – an unexpected and sharp increase in real estate prices, fueled by easy credit, that lasted over a decade – which had burst in 2004. Many traded financial instruments had their value directly or ...

The Structure of the U.S. Banking System

Introduction

During the recent global financial crisis, critics have posed the question: does the repeal of Glass-Steagall have a positive or negative effect on the banking industry? Review of the structure of the U.S. banking system has culminated in some consensus that the U.S. government should bring back the Glass-Steagall Act. This is consistent with reporting by the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation), that more than one hundred twenty banking institutions have failed between 2007 and 2009, and this was largely in part due to high risk investments (i.e. mortgage backed securities).

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There are numerous factors in an organization’s macro-environment that naturally affect manager’s decisions. New laws, tax changes, demographic change, government policy and trade barrier changes all have an impact on an organization. This paper analyzes the political environment, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental environments of health care industry in Ontario.

It is evident that there is a growing political pressure on healthcare authorities across provinces. For instance, currently, the Ontario’s government health care stands at 42% of the total program spending. Equally, due to the state’s political stability and the likelihood of an increase in ...

For many years, transgender people often faced discrimination when accessing public accommodations particularly bathroom facilities in schools, offices and restaurants where most of them became victims of verbal and physical violence. For transgender people, finding a safe access to bathroom is a continuous struggle in which they believe that deprivation of its access denied them of full public life involvement. A student may not be able to finish school due to inadequate safe bathroom access or a transgender employee may quit or be fired from their jobs due to bathroom discrimination in the workplace. Bathroom issues and safety are the most common ...

Introduction

The lean approach is developed in Toyota production plants which aims at eliminating wastes in the production according to the needs of the final consumer. This way production can be less costly by using less resources. This Japanese way of production attracts many institutions and they would like to employ this approach to their business. Furthermore, even the public institutions are interested in the Lean Approach.

A manager follows lean approach which brings the followings basically into organizations:

- Determining the value desired by the beneficiaries of a public service, - Identifying the value line for each public good and service, - Guaranteing a continuous flow of public goods and services, ...

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Introduction This paper provides details about Nevada’s legislature and describes various aspects of the legislature including its democratic constraints (the initiative, the referendum, the recall, and affirmation of statutes), as well as its constitutional mandate to meet in alternate years for a period of only 120 days each time. The paper also compares Nevada’s biennial legislature sessions with the methods used in other states and suggests some advantages and disadvantages of the two systems.

Historical Background

According to “The Nevada Legislature: A Brief History” (2011), the state legislature has always met in Carson City, though over time it has ...

‘Connecticut Lawmakers approve ‘toughest’ gun laws in US’, the headline of the article on US News says it all. The state house in Connecticut came up with a historic legislation on 3rd April 2013 when it passed a bipartisan package of gun laws to expand state’s ban on assault weapons. The coverage of the news was in depth and contained all aspects that will be or have been affected by the new legislation. Very clearly and vividly the main point has been explained and the reasons behind the move elaborated. The scenario under which the house has taken this ...

ABSTRACT

Mass shootings by mentally ill persons have become so common in the United States that the pubic have become numb to them. In the recent wave of massacres, though, including at an elementary school In the U.S. the real causes of crime and gun violence are social and economic, including an elementary school in Connecticut, the issue of gun control is back on the political agenda for the first time in decades. Although groups like the National Rifle Association (NRA) insist that the Second Amendment guarantees individuals the right to own firearms and the Supreme Court has upheld this, ...

Gun control has been a controversial topic of discussion in the United States ever since it was initially introduced in the 1920s. The recent mass shootings in Aurora, Colorado, New Town, Connecticut and of Arizona of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and eighteen others has highlighted the relevancy of the issue of gun control. There have been many incidents like these in recent years, such as the shooting at Virginia Tech, Columbine High School and the theater in Aurora, Colorado. The wide and easy availability of guns, even to mentally deranged persons, is responsible for this type of violence and they need ...

Gun control has been a controversial topic of discussion in the United States ever since it was initially introduced in the 1920s. The recent mass shooting in Arizona of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and eighteen others has highlighted the relevancy of the issue of gun control. There have been many incidents like these in recent years, such as the shooting at Virginia Tech, Columbine High School and the theater in Aurora, Colorado. The wide and easy availability of guns, even to mentally deranged persons, is responsible for this type of violence and they need to be regulated more stringently to prevent ...

External Market Analysis

The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-term Care is influenced by a number of external factors, including political, economical, social, technological, legal and environmental (PESTLE) changes in the external environment.

Government

There is growing political pressure and focus on heath care authorities across provinces. Ontario government’s health care cost currently stands at 42% of the total program spending and this is projected to rise to 50% if health care costs continue to grow faster than other areas of government spending. Ontario has a decentralized health system following the establishment of the Local Health Networks (LHINs) and their legislative authority (World Health ...

The 2008 economic crash brought the United States to a difficult living situation when the financial stability of every American was largely affected by recession. It left many Americans bankrupt, unemployed and financially burdened. The Federal and State governments came up with several recovery programs that will help the people during the tough times. One of which is the food stamp, but some states have implemented a different strategy such as the MI Bridge Card issued by the State of Michigan. Instead of using food stamps, the citizens of Michigan State, we're using the MI Bridge Card to buy food and ...

There is no doubt that the issue concerning the effects of minimum wages on employment has a subject of debate in many debates and equally generating varied interpretations in many economic debates (König, and Möller 716). This paper discusses the economic arguments for and against the minimum wage and incorporates graphs of the labour market showing the impact of a minimum wage in monopsonistic and perfect competition markets. Whereas proponents of minimum wage argue that minimum wage enhances worker commitment, encourages equality in income distribution, aids in reduction of worker exploitation, and reduces government’s expenditure on welfare; opponents ...

Discrimination may have several definitions. The idea that different persons receive different treatment from the society or its agents explains the existence of discrimination. However, the concept of discrimination is quite multifaceted. The basis under which an individual is discriminated upon may range from gender, race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, age and in some cases political affiliation. It is the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001 that shifted the concept of discrimination based on race and religion. Racial and religious profiling has since taken center stage in the defining 21st century discrimination . The act of terrorism on the September 11th, ...

The varied scope of applications, inconsistency and complexity of current legislation relating to exemption clauses in Contracts has caused much consternation. This paper examines such issues encountered in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA) and the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 (UTCCR) which should be addressed by future legislation. It has become apparent that three significant issues should be addressed: accessibility (ensuring concepts are easily understood); the scope of legislation; and limitation of negligence (adequacy of terminology).

For coherence, this paper is organized in the following manner: first, an examination of accessibility relating to the abovementioned ...