Corporations law

As mentioned above, corporations can use resources as leverage during the policymaking process. A firm’s access to resources offers them an advantage when influencing policymakers. Oftentimes policymakers do not have access to the resources and expertise needed when drafting legislation. Hertel-Fernandez states that one of the ways businesses can exert influence on policymaking is by providing resources (2014, p. 586). Legislators faced with time and resource constraints often turn to private…

Time constraint is one of them since they need the money in about two months. Planning and organizing such event can be really time consuming. They need to comply with the registration laws such as filing financial documents, paying fees, etc. and the processing time of the requirements needed should be considered especially with government offices. The organization has no control over that and there will be a big problem if there will…

Journal #3 Fashion Outlets of Chicago is a profit oriented company that focuses primarily on customers’ satisfaction. Currently, one of the company's mission is focusing on the tourism section since they bring out one of the most profit to the Fashion Outlets. We try to focus on diverse cultures, mainly the Chinese market. We do we have a tourism section in our company to focus heavily on the diverse market. If I am not mistaken, the company chooses the workers based on their skills and…

1. and 2. Throughout a four part series, “Money, Power and Wall Street” explores in great detail the irresponsible behavior of financial institutions before, during and after the Great Recession. This insightful series explains the pitfalls of the credit default swap scheme and the ethically dubious actions of risk trading taken by bankers. Chapter one of the textbook parallels and fully contextualizes the ethical dilemmas addressed in “Money, Power and Wall Street”. Week two’s material has…

In my community, the power structures are the major or local government, the community foundation and corporate community. These three external stakeholders contribute to the community in their own way. The community is very dependent on them and it is important to have a solid relationship with these stakeholders for a community that is affected by poverty and high crime rates. The following are ways that the power structure eliminates/reduce poverty, homelessness and high crime rates in the…

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Enron was the 7th largest corporation in the United States when it completely went under (Enron). In the year 2000, nobody would predict that the name Enron and the word bankrupt would ever be in the same sentence. Back then, Enron had the same reputation as Google and Apple today. Their stock prices were some of the highest, investing in them was deemed the safest, and everybody recommended buying their stock. Then a few months later, they were completely gone. How did a company as big as Enron…

Often time’s people see greed as a bad quality to have. However greed is one of the main things that keeps the companies growing. Companies’ sense of greed pushes them forward and makes them want to move ahead in their specific market. Even when this greed helps everyone, by creating new jobs or whatever it may be, people still look at the CEO’s and Board of Directors as being greedy. A common theme throughout this video was that everybody is greedy in some form. They used the example of meat…

The Enron outrage, uncovered in October 2001, in the long run prompted the insolvency of the Enron Corporation, an American vitality organization situated in Houston, Texas, and the accepted disintegration of Arthur Andersen, which was one of the five biggest review and bookkeeping associations on the planet. Notwithstanding being the biggest insolvency redesign in American history around then, Enron was refered to as the greatest review failure.[1] Enron was framed in 1985 by Kenneth Lay…

The two companies I want to introduce are Monsanto and ADM, both of them which are related to agriculture and are related to the people, and both are multinational companies. In terms of ethics, because of the wide range of areas involved, the creation of this aspect should be paid more attention to. Monsanto Company is a multinational agricultural Company in the United States that operates mainly agricultural products, while ADM is a multinational Company that operates agricultural and sideline…