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    The ten-year period of history between 1950 and today that I am going to research for my final project is the 2000’s. This period of history interests me because so many things took place from 2000 to 2010. I was very young during this time period, and I remember hearing my parents talking a lot about what was going on during this time. It makes me want to go back and do the research myself to see what happened and what they were talking about. Some major economic events that took place during…

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    The Financial Crisis

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    financial companies. The backbone of the issue was caused by subprime mortgages and credit card loans. Some today wonder whether the policies and solutions implemented by this fiasco has done any good. There are some who still have an overall doubt of the morality, virtue, and goodness of the financial sector. The main cause of this collapse was due to subprime lending practices that many lending companies used. Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM) was one of the most popular methods options.…

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    these two groups differently. Secondly, the author claims that monetary policy shocks would have more than double their current effect on household nondurable consumption if the U.S. economy only had adjustable rate mortgages instead of its current mix of adjustable and fixed rate mortgages. This seems counter intuitive as the consumption of nondurables is generally less responsive to any windfall gain in income and the households for which the debt constraint is not binding, will be on Euler…

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    Dellway Investments Ltd & others v NAMA & others Introduction The appellants: DELLWAY INVESTMENTS LIMITED and Others The respondent: NATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT AGENCY and Others NAMA was set up to take over all the ‘bad loans’ from the banks when the financial crisis happened. The Government then put money into the banks to help them and to fix the balance sheets. McKillen took NAMA to court because NAMA took over all of the McKillen loans from the banks. McKillen said however that his loans…

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    Rich Dad Poor Dad was a book written by Robert Kiyosaki who changed the way of people in thinking about money, and increasing financial intelligence of an individual. When the book was released, it happened to be that Rich Dad Poor Dad became the number one finance book, and a New York Times bestseller that have been sold for over 32 million copies worldwide. Robert Kiyosaki wrote the book, Rich Dad Poor Dad together with his personal experiences in his life. The story started from having two…

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    “The experience of five millennia of financial innovation suggests that finance and civilization will forever be intertwined.” The closing line of a fascinating walk through history and how finance molded civilization as we know it today. William Goetzmann the author of the book: “Money Changes Everything” is currently a Professor of Finance and Management Studies at the Yale School of Management and has vast knowledge as an archaeologist as well as in art history, making William Goerzmann the…

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    Raghuram Rajan’s book “Fault Lines: How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten the World Economy” provides an in-depth view of the forces that brought about the worst financial and economic crisis in at least half a century and look at what can be done to prevent the next one. Rajan argues that the reasons for the crisis are more complicated than just blaming one single stakeholder (e.g., financial professionals, regulators, government officials), rather, there are serious flaws in the economy. Each…

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    The economy went into a doomed era in 2008. Gigantic banks on Wall Street, which people often referred them as the heart of economy fell. The fraud emerged years later, when the banks were selling the synthetic CDOs. This became a chain reaction that links one another and put the world into deep recession. Too Big to Fail and The Big Short contributed to the ongoing narration of the 2008 financial crisis in a cinematic format, which also journalism, television, advertising and public relations…

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    All About Greed Rhetoric

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    Organization and Rhetoric in “Is the Business World All About Greed?” Nicholas Kristof is a bi-weekly, periodic op-ed columnist for the New York Times. His articles focus on social issues, ranging from women’s rights to health care, and global affairs including those in third world countries. Kristof is a Harvard graduate, and he has studied and lived abroad and speaks multiple languages. Also, he is a recipient of two Pulitzer Prizes. In the article “Is the Business World All About Greed?”…

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    Consequences of White-Collar Crime White-collar crime is a widespread problem which have resulted in significant financial loss to victims. A few well-known white-collar crime case made headline to aware of the seriousness. They are Enron collapse in 2001, WorldCom financial fraud in 2002, Bernie Madoff Ponzi Scheme in 2008 and Leman Brothers scandal in 2008. These frauds all linked to large amount of money. According to Friedrichs (2009), the financial damage result from white-collar crime in…

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