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    The Financial Crisis of 2008 has been attributed to various entities or regulations. While most of these conjectures make valid points, attributing such an immense series of events to just one or two entities or regulations is benighted. Arguably, what set the precedence for the ensuing crisis is influenced by who you ask but, a case can be made for the most apparent events that did impact the crisis. The names Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, CRA (Community Reinvestment Act 1977), and AIG are just a…

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    Health care has several issues that needs to be fixed but the biggest issue I believe is accessibility. I believe accessibility is a big problem within the health care industry because its not easy for all Americans to get access of. In 2019 the uninsured population may increase to 65.7 million people or 23.2% of the population In the United States of American the population is growing which means the systems needs to get even bigger than what it is. An estimate of the United States will…

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    Fair and effective governance are crucial components to preventing civil strife within any modern society. Unfortunately, in most instances where gross negligence and misappropriation of government resources occurs, the sovereign state will typically lose its ability to effectively conduct policy at nearly every level of infrastructure. In the end, the Hoi Polloi are often the ones who bear the largest brunt of the instability generated by those who mismanaged a nation’s available resources. The…

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    Shadow Director Case Study

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    To what extent should shadow directors be liable? 1.0 Separate Legal Personality and the Board 1.1 Upon incorporation, a company is recognised as a legal person with its own rights and obligations. Although, being a legal entity, it cannot operate without its organ namely, the Board of directors. The principle of limited liability flows from the concept of separate legal personality in that the assets and liabilities of the company belong to the company and not to its shareholders and…

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    There are so many definition of change management, a useful definition of change management that I choose is: “the coordination of a structured period of transition from situation A to situation B to achieve lasting change within an organization”. (BNET Business Dictionary) Basically an organization will implement change management to maximize profit, achieve their goals with various of strategies, the strategy of organization may change but the objective is firm one. Leaders play a noteworthy…

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    CHANGE MANAGEMENT: Change must always be embraced by the top brass, in order to be wholeheartedly accepted and adopted by the lower echelon of the company. Moving forward, we believe that Kurt Lewin’s model of change management may be very relevant in addressing the cultural and leadership challenges at Ford, Toyota, and VW: In our analysis, this model is best exemplified by the following observations from the three manufacturers: • Employees at Ford were not ready for the changes proposed…

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    Capital Structure I will discuss the stock and capital structure of Oracle Corporation used to grow the corporation worldwide and strengthen research and development efforts. Corporations raise capital by issuing common and preferred stock, by exchanging an ownership stake and sharing profits with investors. The corporation experienced significant growth since the inception growing to over a $30B in recent years. Publicly traded corporations have risk associated with the stock price in relation…

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    Central Bank Case Study

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    Part 1 1.1 What are central bank and its main function? A central bank, reserve bank, or monetary authority is an institution that manages a state's currency, money supply, and interest rates. Central banks also usually oversee the commercial banking system of their respective countries. In contrast to a commercial bank, a central bank possesses a monopoly on increasing the monetary base in the state, and usually also prints the national currency, which usually serves as the state's legal tender…

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    Introduction Knowledge refers to the combination of all activities which are directed for collecting knowledge from the right source at the right time and storing and analyzing that knowledge for the future use within and outside of an organization. So, in this competitive business arena of 21st century, keeping all the stakeholders with the appropriate knowledge and information creates an organization building a competitive advantage over the key competitors in the market place (Frappaolo,…

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    Death Row Record Analysis

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    for $18 million. On January 25, 2009, a bartering was held for everything found in the Death Row Records office after the organization petitioned for insolvency. Of note was the Death Row Records hot seat which went for $2500. Following the obtaining, the organization has kept on discharging material from its unfathomable chronicles of materials gained in the deal. Important discharges incorporate already…

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