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    fractional reserve banking. It is the concept that if an individual was to receive $100 in cash. The person deposits the $100 in a bank. The bank keeps 10% of that deposit and lends the $90 out to someone wanting to borrow money(loan) and then the borrower deposits that $90 in another bank and the process repeats endlessly. Eventually $1000 is created, $100 of it is the original cash $900 in credit which is matched by $900 in debt. This process is what has led to hyperinflation. “Inflation is…

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    ownership of the company and there will be no problem of dilution or trying to satisfy shareholders. - The lender of money is entitled only to the repayment of the agreed-upon principal and interest and has no direct claim on the profits of the borrower. - Raising debt capital is not so complicated because the company is not required to comply with state and federal security laws and regulations. - Interest on the debt can be reduced on the company’s tax returns and this lowers the cost of the…

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    assets to cover debts. The organization must have enough asset to cover loan in case of default. When or if an organization default, the assets can easily covert to cash. Furthermore, in essence, creditors and banks will discover if a potential borrower have enough financial stability to afford new debt commitment (Kokemuller, 2016). Microsoft Cash Flow…

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    However, recently student debt has become commonplace. The Institute of College Access and Success claims, “Seven in 10 seniors (69%) who graduated from public and nonprofit colleges in 2013 had student loan debt, with an average of $28,400 per borrower” (“State”). These figures do not represent students who dropped out or only obtained a two-year degree. On top of federal loans, many students are turning to credit cards to cover rising tuition costs. The United States government reportedly…

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    premium from it. Also, the mortgage-backed securities (MBS) are consisted of a bundle of mortgages that the risk is likely to be low for since the total of mortgages should not default at the same time. In fact, during the mortgage crisis, lots of borrowers failed to make the…

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    1. • Quality of a city’s institutions This refers to the governance or decision-making framework for competitiveness and includes the political and legal systems of government, public-private collaboration, and the timing of major reforms. A city’s ability to tax, plan, legislate, and enforce laws and regulations strongly correlate with competiveness and require strong institutions. Leadership is part of the equation in how institutions factor into competitiveness but how these institutions…

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    buying houses, starting businesses or having children. Those who borrowed for a bachelor’s degree granted in two thousand twelve owe an average of twenty-nine thousand four hundred dollars. The Project on Student Debt, says that fifteen percent of borrowers avoidance within three years of entering repayment. At for-profit colleges the rate is twenty-two percent. Glenn Reynolds, a law professor and author of “The Higher Education Bubble”, writes of graduates who “may wind up living in their…

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    Many young people in America want to achieve a higher education, but often are unable to because they lack the assistance and support needed. Oftentimes, homeless youth aren’t aware they qualify for a higher education as they access the government resources. Without this knowledge, obtaining a higher education must seem far out of reach. I believe a college student who is homeless upon entry or becomes homeless during college can graduate if they access the resources available to them. What…

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    that Cartwright does in the organization.” Other employees numbered 10 in early 2004, five of whom worked in the yard and drove trucks and five of whom assisted in the office and in sales. As part of its customary investigation of prospective borrowers, Northrop National Bank sent inquiries concerning Mark Cartwright to a number of firms that had business dealings with him. The manager of one of his large suppliers, the Barker Company, wrote in…

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    Short-Term Financial Goals Preparing the personal financial plan, personal financial goals, and balance sheet and income statements felt like a daunting task. Primarily because finances were something that I always thought about, but I did not want to know the “real” truth regarding my financial health. The second principle of personal finance, “Nothing Happens Without a Plan” fits well in my situation because I persistently avoided viewing the entire picture when it came to our family’s…

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