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theory. The Zeff article presents another definition of economic consequences. The article states that economic consequences refers to “the impact of accounting reports on the decision-making behavior of business, government, unions, investors and creditors” (Zeff, 1978, pp. 56). Essentially, the definition of economic consequences comes down to the costs and benefits associated with implementing the standard in question. QUESTION 2 For a long time, there has been a debate on whether politics…

In case of insolvency, if the creditors agree to write off the debt, then the business can be solvent again. In the case of Football, rarely has any club been shut down to insolvency. They have been bailed out more or less every time, which explains the reason behind the mounting debts…

who received the lieutenant position bothers him and is jealous of him. Iago says, “One Michael Cassio, a Florentine, A fellow almost damned in a fair wife, That never set a squadron in the field, Nor the division of a battle knows...By debitor and creditor. This…

My Accounting professor once said: Life is like Accounting, even it is hard to be balanced, and we still try to make it balanced no matter what. Hello, I am Maryta Oeun, and I am a senior in Business Administration with an emphasis in Accounting. Today, I am going to talk about my short term and long-term goals, my career goal, and the three important skills that I need to fulfill in order for me to achieve my future goal. First of all, let’s me tell you about my short term goal, my short…

The Early Twentieth Century was a time of transformation in American Politics. After being ruled by the Democratic and Republican Party platforms, a new philosophy named Progressivism began to spread through the minds of the American People. The two Progressive Presidents of the time were Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Even though the two presidents shared a progressive mindset, they differed in their foreign policy intentions. Roosevelt was known as an imperialist president while Wilson…

funds from the European Union or IMF as loan. The government then cleared the immediate loans by borrowing thus keeping the government in debt. The lenders started asking for higher rates as there was also higher risk. There were bailouts where creditors helped the government to repay the loans by giving loans. The condition is as such that the country had to shut the banks for 10 days and even the ATHEX (Athens stock Exchange) was shut down. Greece currently is under debt of around 320 Billion…

What caused World War II? This question has been of debate for decades. Though some people will claim one reason over another, many factors have contributed to the cause of World War II. Much has been written about the causes of World War II and the many factors have constituted to the war. One of the main things that caused the war was the conditions of the countries after WWI. The Treaty of Versailles which ended World War One required Germany to pay huge sums of money to the countries who…

needed time to figure out what they can do to fix their problem without leaving the Eurozone, which could be a move in the future. Another way Greece has tried to solve their problems is by pledging to reform and try to satisfy the demands of the creditors in Europe. “Some of Greece’s economic reforms are the following: Fiscal Structural Policies, Tax Policies, Public Spending, Social Security, Public Administration and corruption, Financial Stability, Installment Schemes, Banking and…

Reflection Paper #2 During this week’s discussions the focus was on Chapter 3 “Philosophical Ethics and Business”. What I found Interesting was the ethics behind Jestgo Corporation bankruptcy case. In class we spent time on the different ethical theories that can be applied to this case, however, I wanted to look at the case profoundly and relate it to the ethical theories we were taught. At first I would like state the issues that are being…

represent within the company. “Market stakeholders are the individuals that engage in economic transactions while carrying out the primary function of providing society with goods and services; market stakeholders include: employees, stockholders, creditors,…