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    1. There are several challenges in the economic environment that present a lot of challenges for Bobs. Some of these challenges are externally generated while others are internal. Moreover, the small size of the firm and its financial muscles contribute highly to the challenges. Bob has encompassed the challenge of focusing on what customers want that is not only competitive but also of high quality. All the rival supermarkets are focusing on price hence there have not been able to distinguish…

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    The effects of the Greek financial troubles on their Citizens and the rest of Europe In order to understand how the Greek financial crisis affects the rest of Europe; let 's reveal a little history of the of the European Union. Everything started in 1992 when EU nations signed the Treaty of Maastricht, which set steps to accomplish two goals: political union and the decision to replace each national currency with a single European currency, that until this days has eliminated different…

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    because Greece was the first developed country to default to the IMF, an organization of 188 nations that tries to keep the world economy stable (Greece Defaults on $1.7 Billion IMF Payment, 2016). Since 2008 Greece has suffered from a very serious debt crisis, the troika provided it with a 240 billion euro bailout, which came with strict austerity such as budget cut and tax increases. Apparently the austerity didn’t work well and caused a strong backlash in Greece. So that it was forced to make…

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    After Jackson left office in 1837, a financial crisis followed, namely the Panic of 1837. This was a financial crisis that went on until around 1845. Partly caused by Andrew Jackson’s fear of banks created a chain reaction. Jackson uses executive power in 1833 to basically shutdown the Second Bank of the U.S. by remove all federal…

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    The global financial crisis has highlighted the importance of early identification of the riskier banks, because this allows for solving the problem at lower cost. The factors that influence bank risk can be divided into two main groups: (1) bank specific factors, which are a result of direct managerial decision and includes non-deposit/wholesale funding, asset structure, capitalisation, profitability, efficiency and size and (2) factors related to industry structure and macroeconomic…

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    For many people taking this course the Great Recession was an event that many of them don’t remember completely due to them only being young enough to not have been part of the work force at that time so with this report I will be covering what were the event and actions that lead up to the recession, what was happening in the economy during, what actions the government and Federal Reserve took to begin to pull out of the recession and finally how we are today during the recovery process. I will…

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    As everyone knows, Financial crisis having a tremendous impact on Brooklyn College, like other Cuny colleges. The main issue is that taxpayers are losing faith in higher education, with thought that it doesn’t benefit the public good and the money spent on higher education, it should be spent on the things that legislators believe to be a public good. This includes, but not limited to NY infrastructure, health care, K-12 education, etc. As a result of low state funding, CUNY colleges as well as…

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    THE CRISIS THE NEXT TIME A financial crisis is a more or less sudden disturbance that produces a considerable loss of value in institutions or financial assets that have a decisive influence on the progress of business and general financial and economic activity and that causes a fundamental imbalance between the demand for means of financing carried out by economic subjects and the offer made by financial entities or intermediaries. In the year 2008 in the United States, a financial crisis…

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    was characterized by a decreasing economic growth. This was generated by a number of factors, the key ones being the contractionary policies on the monetary and fiscal spheres, and the great financial crisis (G.F.C.). According to the Banco de la Republica (Colombian Central Bank), “The international crisis hit Colombian economy in a moment when the economic dynamism was already decreasing, after years of rapid growth. This slowdown is the result of a restrictive monetary policy, the impact of…

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    assignment was to watch the documentary titled “The Inside Job”. The documentary discusses the 2008 financial crisis and how not a single top level executive had been held accountable and charged with a crime. During the documentary, the deregulation of the financial market is discussed and how it played a significant role in leading to the financial crisis. Deregulation led to the 2008 economic crisis due to derivatives and predatory lending. Derivatives were made to stabilize the economy but…

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