Regulatory economics

strict regulatory control. The public sector was expected to play a major part in the economic growth of the country but it was found to be lacking as various problems plagued the system. Red tapism, corruption, bureaucracy, etc all threatened to destroy the Indian economy’s growth. This led to an economic crisis in India in 1991 as foreign exchange reserves dipped. Banks were unwilling to give loans to new people and cash outflow from India started occurring at a rapid rate. The Old Economic…

Business Startups (JOBS) Act of 2012 provides investors and entrepreneurs choices not previously available on a large-scale model vis a via equity crowdfunding. In fact, Group Capital, a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) registered broker-dealer, intends to mitigate our risk of failure through prudent planning and realistic projections and avoid the pitfalls of initial…

priority for any company. Issues in the external environment are very complex at times (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014). The six factors that make up the framework for analyzing the external environment are: Competition, Economic Growth and Stability, Political Trends, Legal and Regulatory Issues, Technological Advancements, and Sociocultural Trends. The product I selected to discuss is the Ford Mustang. Competition is a factor that is huge in the automobile industry. We see car commercials all…

Neoliberalism is an economic and social theory that free markets and free trade is the best way to structure society. This means reducing society to no regulations and privatization of every aspect of economic and social life. As a result the United States moved from being the world’s largest creditor nation to the world’s largest debtor nation. These neoliberal policies on trade deficit, deindustrialization, deregulations, and supply-side…

it might be said: 'Tutorials 2, 5 and 12 have definitely helped me develop a broader conception of the context that I come from. Originally when considering context I would focus primarily upon the cultural/social, economic, personal and ethical aspects. Other essential contextual influences such as political, technological and ethical influences were often missing from my critical analysis. I believe that this is partly because as you go through an accounting degree it can be very easy to…

insurance company in Bhutan. It was established on 7 January 1975 under the Charter of the fourth Druk Gyalpo King Jigme Singye Wangchuk to assist in the economic development of the nation by providing insurance service to the people. It has grown from strength to strength over the last 42 years in keeping with nation's march towards the goal of economic growth, self-reliance and Gross National Happiness. (RICBL, 2010) The company was initially started with a paid up capital of Nu 1 million…

There are two theories that emerge about the effect of corruption on FDI one is the grabbling hand where corruption impedes on FDI with followers like Wei ( 2000) who found that corruption reduces FDI more than others factors or also that is like a taxes for investors. In contrast, several studies either found no evidence to support the grabbling hand theories or found results that support the helping hand theories where corruption facilitates FDI in a weak regulation environment. There many…

Telstra, Australia’s largest telecommunications company. Utilising the eight environmental areas as defined by Morris as the means of conducting and focusing the analysis. These eight area consist of technological, economic, competitive, labour, resource, customer, global, legal and regulatory concerns. Using this information, a review of the current life cycle stage of Telstra will be discussed to further provide context for a related discussion on potential innovation practices that could be…

In the following paper I argue that there is one very specific kind of privatisation which, under the right circumstances, does provide indisputable benefits for the Australian public. After providing evidence that the economic arguments in favour of privatisation are weak, I distinguish two distinct types of government enterprises - those operating in a competitive environment and those which are natural monopolies. I argue that there is little contemporary support in Australia for the…

over by taking a customers order instead of just actually walking inside the restaurant and ordering it. 5. Providing new platforms for restaurants to engage with guests. Economic 1. As consumer income decreases, consumer may spend more on fast food than sit down restaurants. 2. Recessions, inflation and other economic factors play a major role in fast food restaurants. 3. The U.S. economy is currently in a deep recession with massive layoffs throughout most major industries with…