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    quote from A History of Greece it states how people that are lead by democracy are able to think for themselves. Another book is, A State without Democracy”, by Clark Williams-Derry. As Williams-Derry puts it, “it would be on the heels of the subprime lending meltdown.” Saying this means that is we has a place without democracy it would be mental. That is what happened with Socrates. A democracy allows people to have a say in their government. Because at that time there was no official…

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    effect since this financial crisis in U.S spread to other countries which led to detrimental impact to other countries economic system. A detailed analysis showcase that the financial crisis actually commenced in the year 2006, particularly, when the subprime-market for mortgage in United States commenced to exhibit increasing instances of defaults in mortgage. Therefore, shedding light on the grass root problem of the U.S financial crisis matter unveils that 2008 was just a culmination of the…

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    reason to believe the opposite if federal fair-housing laws have been on the books since 1968? But why is it that “in a network of 100 friends, a white person, on average, has one black friend”? (Kristof 2) In the article Redlining Revisited: Mortgage Lending Patterns in Sacramento 1930–2004, Jesus Hernandez explains that, “Despite decades of government reform, the American housing credit system continues to mirror long-standing patterns of racial segregation and inequality” (Hernandez 1). In…

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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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    Christian Bautista Currency Trading Fin 798 Einstein once said that the “definition of insanity is doing things over and over again and expecting different outcomes”. Michael Lewis gives a clear depiction of Albert’s Einstein definition of Insanity in His book Boomerang. Each country portrayed in Boomerang, ignored their red flags of the economic catastrophe which later impacted the world financially. All of the five countries ended in the same disastrous states because a fool and his money…

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    Have you ever finish a book and said to yourself “Wow, I am going to reread this book again.”? Unfourntly, “The Ascent of Money” by Niall Ferguson isn’t a book where you will likely reread after the first read instead you will be saying “Is it finally over?” “The Ascent of Money” by Niall Ferguson explains how money came to be in our society by starting off where we see the first use of currency to the end where money has become something we can’t even touch. As a person who isn’t interested in…

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    that caused all the problems in the first place, were the first ones with their hands out looking for bailout money. Certainly you would think that would be enough for Wall Street but you couldn’t be anymore wrong. While millions lost their homes in subprime mortgages, which they were talked into by many bankers and mortgage brokers. These miscreant thieves then decided it was a good time for them to get bonuses for all the hard work they did destroying the American economy. After the dust had…

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    These are the same aspirations that drove the leaders of the banking industry to the lengths of subprime lending, which consequently created a global financial crisis (Ferrell Fraedrich, & Ferrell, 2005). To illustrate ethics in business the company should address three primary entities to include company standards, purpose, and values. One must first…

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    years of people being denied loans in the inner city, lenders began to hand out loans like candy, but with a catch. In the early 2000s banks and other financial institutions began to consider members of the black community perfect candidates for subprime loans. These are loans are also known as payday loans or in some circumstances predatory loans. These loans are given to people to people with poor credit but have virtually impossible interest rates to keep up with. These banks preyed on these…

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    monitor internal bank processes and mortgage fraud investigations, if needed, organize and send conclusion in the form of suspicious activity report to the U.S. Treasury as well as the board of directors. During her time, she learned that Full Spectrum Lending Division (FSL) managers in the Boston area were subject to several fraud allegations, she directed an investigation into the matter, found conclusive evidence of “egregious fraud”, including document and invoice forgery,…

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