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    also a huge risk because of the prior involvement in Sudan. The Kurdistan Regional Government is asking Talisman for $220 million for letting them search for oil in Kurdistan. Knowing the region of Iraq, Syria recently it is questionable what the $220 million will be used for, because it could be used for terrorist…

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    The Dodd-Frank Act was a piece of legislature passed by the Obama administration in 2010. This act is formally known as the Dodd-Frank Act Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. This piece of legislature was a response to the financial crisis of 2008. The Dodd-Frank Act at the time of passing consisted of 2,307 pages, 16 titles and 540 sections of law. This piece of legislation was named after Senator Christopher J. Dodd and Representative Barney Frank who had endorsed this act. This…

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    sustainable practices and unable to connect with international markets due to lack of funds. After arriving back to the US, Foote decided to decline his acceptance into Harvard’s business school so that he could focus on developing an organization that gives credit…

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    mitigate the vulnerabilities. They take steps in such a way that it not only helps to get rid of the vulnerabilities but also removes the cause and hence enhance the security. In all the cases, every single enterprise has two options 1) Endure the risk and see what dangers it can cause so as to improve the security in future. This is called retention. 2) The other thing is mitigation. In this, the enterprise works on a method to resolve the fault. Figure1: vulnerability…

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    The Porter’s five forces model does not adequately address the changes having taken place the last decades in the tourism industry. In addition, the model does not adequately include all actors affecting tourism firms’ environment. Based on these deficiencies of the model, the overall goal of this been set to complement, not replace, Porter’s five forces model in respect to the travel and tourism industry. This new element in four sections and these four elements cover a discussion of elements…

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    As a result, they are often faced with at least some degree of risk or uncertainty in their purchasing decisions” (Kim, Ferrin & Rao, 2008). In using the consumer decision making model I am able to find out the level of perceived risk and my weaknesses in purchasing a product. The consumer decision making model allows you to evaluate your purchase decision and in what aspects you had most delayed…

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    What are the effects of ruling passion in one’s life? Ruling passions in one’s life can lead to the individual becoming very strong willed but not realising what risks they are taking. Many become impatient when trying to achieve their goals so they try to take some sort of short cut to get there faster, which doesn’t always have the best results. When someone has ruling passion in their life they can in a sense become greedy, not set a backup plan and be crushed mentally when expected results…

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    a) The main risks associated with an event such as the Royal de Luxe Street festival are Human risks such as protecting children and vulnerable people risks, accessibility to the attendees should someone become ill or unwell in anyway also substance abuse could be an issue at an event like this. Biological risks are another risk which i believe could be associated with this event chemicals in face paints could react with…

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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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    level. Likewise, state and local government could have refuse to allow Citron the authority to conduct business as if were market-orientated, but rather professionally, ethically, and with a sense of accountability. Yet, findings suggest, this was not the case in Orange County. Orange County investment disaster was indeed the result of the widespread endorsement of the market and that business practices should be applied to public and government jurisdictions (Shafritz and Borick,…

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