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    company’s stock. “Insider trading” is a term that is commonly known to investors, but what is insider trading? This term in most cases is references to illegal actions. However, the term speaks to both legal and illegal actions. According to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (n.d.) (SEC), Insider trading as a legal action, addresses when corporate insiders-officers, directors, and employees-buy and sell stock in their own companies. In situations of legal insider trading, they are…

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    Working for a lower level upwards allows for more progression and increased efficacy of resolving a problem. As every place differs from another the idea of using cap and trade within the bottom up approach allows for the bigger more energy efficient companies to trade their carbon cap trade to other business. When looking at the top down approach we can connect that to the Kyoto Protocol. The Kyoto protocol is a treaty signed internationally in 1992 at the United Nations Framework Convention on…

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    There hasn’t yet exactly been an effective collective state response when responding to the issue, there have been numerous treaties and long-term endeavors proposed, however, a lack of progress continues for many countries around the globe, especially for China and the United States. Individuals, businesses and the governments of various nations are forthcoming ways to respond to the issue, however, there have been considerable setbacks and other conflicts down the line. A prime example would…

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    Why Carbon Finance

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    The Kyoto Protocol developed three carbon finance mechanisms: International Emissions Trading Systems (ETS), the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), and the Joint Implementation (JI). ETS was the first carbon finance mechanism designed for countries to trade emission allowances or emissions removal credits. CDM allows an industrialized country…

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    Market Trends Major price drivers The fluctuated global carbon price has been driven by a wide range of factors, including political wills, regional and global economy, fossil fuel prices, trading appetite of large corporations, and so on. Even a colder-than-expected winter can be a bullish signal to the carbon market. Historically, two significant price drops occurred as a result of the global financial crisis in 2008 and 2009, and a series of political events at the national and…

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    US V. Bhagat: Case Study

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    dollar deal to develop a video game console named( X-Box) for the Microsoft Corporation. Upon receiving the contract, Nvidia's Chief Executive Officer sent out a company-wide e-mail to every employee notifying them of the contract award. And letting all employees know to keep the X-Box information confidential. They also executed a trading blackout on the purchase of Nvidia stock for several days, Bhagat would go on to purchase stock a large volume of Nvidia stock. He would also detail that…

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    w of the Carbon Tax The carbon tax is a tax the Gillard government placed on fossil fuels such as coal and oil that had been emitted into our atmosphere. The tax was directed at the first 500 big companies and include those who emit more than 25,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere causing environmental impacts for Australia and ultimately world wide. Julia Gillard commenced the carbon tax as of July 1, 2012, the beginning of the financial year with the price at $23 per tonne…

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    Blood Diamonds Corruption

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    Once diamonds were found in Sierra Leone, they were sought out in many other countries. This proved that a certain resource can be anywhere large or small, but the concept of how and why the diamond industry or any concept, such as cotton, will erupt and diffuse if profit is evident. Yet again raising the question of why are there so many more diamonds as a resource in Sierra Leone that any other country. Scientists have proved that diamonds come from the rock kimberlite, which is stored in…

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    in jeopardy. The first one were unforeseen circumstances in the event of new diamond-producing competitors which affected DeBeers’ control of the industry. With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Lev Leviev, a well-established diamond manufacturer in Israel, found his opportunity in Russia to partner with Alrosa in a joint venture. In 1996, a second blow to DeBeers’ position occurrered when Australia’s Argyle diamond mine ended its dealings with DeBeers and ventured on its own. In…

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    Essay On Blood Diamonds

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    Blood Diamonds “Dig or Die” is a phrase often used when talking about our world 's most loved gem, the diamond. Many precious jewels are faceted with conflict. Blood diamonds, or conflict diamonds, are diamonds mined in war-torn countries by antigovernment groups (Blood Diamonds). These militias use the money to aid their cause. Wars fueled by these diamonds have taken over 3.7 million lives, in countries such as Zimbabwe, Angola, Congo and Liberia. Most people do not know what was sacrificed…

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