Category: Financial Crisis
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Analysis of the 2008 Financial Crisis
Analysis of the 2008 Financial Crisis Table of Contents Introducton Primary Triggers Solutions Lessons COVID-19 and the Crisis Conclusion Works Cited Introducton The financial crisis of 2008 now seems a distant event, especially given the developments surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of the mistakes made in 2008, experts say, could have been easily avoided, and…
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Global Financial Crisis: Organizational Behaviour and Analysis
Global Financial Crisis: Organizational Behaviour and Analysis Corporate organisations are social entities or systems where people of different ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds, cultures, and calibres merge to form an organisational structure. According to Boddy (2011), modern organisations exist in a hierarchical arrangement where leaders and subordinates interact and share views. Socialists have argued that almost all…
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Post-Global Financial Crisis Companies Strategies
Post-Global Financial Crisis Companies Strategies Introduction This paper advances proposals that companies should exert to change their strategies regarding bonds, fixed income, and leveraged securities, given the 2007-2009 Global Financial Crisis. This appalling global phenomenon sabotaged economies worldwide and plunged them into radical bankruptcy and landslides (Farlow, 2010). Of vital significance is the impactful liquidation…
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Types and Causes of Financial Crisis
Types and Causes of Financial Crisis Table of Contents Introduction Types of Financial crisis Causes of the financial crisis Prospects on the impact of the financial crisis Works Cited Introduction A financial crisis refers to a situation where the assets of financial institutions keep on reducing their value. A financial crisis may occur in banks,…
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The Financial Crisis and Its Connection With Globalization
The Financial Crisis and Its Connection With Globalization Discussion The audio files suggested for listening and analyzing enlarge on the problem of financial crisis. Here, it is possible to see the apparent link between the financial crisis and globalization upon their closer consideration. In particular, the first audio file titled as Another Frightening Show about…
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General Electric Capital and the 2008 Financial Crisis
General Electric Capital and the 2008 Financial Crisis Table of Contents Introduction Problem Facing GE My Response GEs Response Conclusion Reference Introduction General Electric (GE) is a multinational corporation that operates in multiple industries including energy, home and business solutions, financial services, and technology infrastructure. Formed in 1878 as an electricity company, the corporation has…
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1929-1931 Financial Crisis and 2007-2010 Financial Crisis Comparison
1929-1931 Financial Crisis and 2007-2010 Financial Crisis Comparison Introduction A financial crisis refers to a situation where there is a large loss of value by some financial institutions. Most financial crises are attributable to bank panics or sudden changes in the value of currency making it hard for it to serve its purpose. Many other…
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Global Financial Crisis in the U.S.
Global Financial Crisis in the U.S. The global economic crisis has hit the U.S. with a particular force. It has sharply reduced the volume of production, which led to the breakdown of finances, caused widespread destruction and bankruptcy of industrial, commercial, and financial firms, not to mention mass unemployment. The years of the crisis affected…
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Financial Institution in the Financial Crisis of 2008
Financial Institution in the Financial Crisis of 2008 Financial institutions play a pivotal role in shaping the economy of every nation. Nevertheless, their decisions may dip an economy into economic difficulties or turmoil. The activities of financial institutions may also contribute towards improving the performance of an economy. Over the past decade, financial institutions have…
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Global Financial Crisis and Market Efficiency
Global Financial Crisis and Market Efficiency Ray Ball proposes several lessons about market efficiency that people can learn from the global financial crisis. Among the lessons are the limitations to the efficient market hypothesis, which, according to Ball (2009), is silent on the supply side of the information market. This argument means that the theory…