Functional crisis

In this study, we develop factors influencing the functional crisis in the University of Burundi. Different actors of this institution contributed to the completion of this study through a questionnaire addressed via “Google Forms”. Respondents were mainly students, teachers, and other personnel staff who responded to our questionnaire.

10p mudbound 06-12-2021 11 1   Download

This paper examines how non-performing loans (NPLs) affect Chinese commercial banks before, during, and after the 2008 global financial crisis as well as the subsequent 2008--2010 stimulus.

22p mmlemmlem_124 22-12-2020 26 1   Download

This review article thus aims to provide important insights and an up-to-date analysis of the most recent developments, the directions of future research, and the techniques used for the synthesis of these functional materials.

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This paper investigates the dynamics of the factors of the Fama & French (1993) model using data from the UK financial market. Since financial markets are exposed to exogenous and endogenous structural changes due to the implementation of new regulative guidelines and/or the fluctuation of investors’ behavior or the unanticipated financial crises, my analysis is based on an econometric methodology that accounts for structural breaks and regimes shifts.

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The purpose of this paper is to examine the central stock market indices of the main African Stock Exchanges after the implementation of the global financial crisis in 2009 and whether it was affected positively or negatively. We examine also if there is a correlation among them and we calculate the height of their market risk.

25p nguyenanhtuan_qb 09-07-2020 21 3   Download

Given considerable changes in the Vietnamese banking environment brought about by significant reforms towards liberalization during the last two decades, this study investigates the evolution of competition and efficiency, compares the competition and efficiency of state-owned banks to jointstock banks, and then tests the “quiet life” hypothesis in this industry over the period 2000–2014. This study employs the efficiency-adjusted Lerner index (i.e.

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Unless Bangladesh will find credible means to change the political culture within which it function, the viability of democracy will remain doubtful. Though it is about four decades of independence, the history of democracy isn’t worth to value its principles in its actual practice. Bangladesh’s democracy is distorted by the malpractices of political power by her politicians. The quality of democracy in the country has been jeopardized by the immature practices and attitudes by its political party, in or out of power.

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The purpose of the paper is to econometrically exploit the characteristics of unemployment in Serbia upon the start of the 2008 economic crisis. The methodological framework is based on the cointegrated vector autoregressive model that consists of the following macroeconomic variables: unemployment rate, prices, nominal wages and nominal exchange rate.

14p vinguyentuongdanh 19-12-2018 22 0   Download

(bq) part 1 book "strategic management" has contents: fundamentals of strategic management, industry competition, corporate level strategies, business unit strategies, functional strategies, strategy formulation, strategic control and crisis management,...and other contents.

373p bautroibinhyen23 02-04-2017 43 7   Download

The past year has been one of great turmoil, with the global financial markets on the brink of collapse and organizations struggling amid a worldwide recession, regardless of industry. Among the many effects of this crisis, management and boards of directors are looking more closely than ever at risk, finance, governance and operations to ensure that all proper controls are in place and functioning properly, that their IT systems and data are secure, and that they are leveraging working capital to the greatest extent possible.

0p hoadat_1990 12-07-2013 53 5   Download

Agency theory argues that there are costs associated with the separation of ownership and control in publicly held companies. The agency model proposes that non-executive directors are an effective means of monitoring executive directors and that they are able to change the behaviour of the executive directors so that shareholder interests are pursued (Fama 1980; Fama and Jensen 1983; Hermalin and Weisbach 2003).

114p thamgiacongdong 02-05-2013 51 9   Download

Drainage wil l be of crucial importance to the success of the development proposals for the Boa Plain. Flooding is caused by a combination of heavy local rainfall and overflow from the rivers that flow across the plain. A separate drainage strategy is needed for the northern sector between the two largest rivers, the Meme and Mokoko, where floods, particularly from the former, are much larger and last longer than elsewhere. In this sector a number of major drains leading west, by the most direct route to the sea, wil l be required — with some remodelling of the Mokoko...

32p thieubaotrang 23-04-2013 48 3   Download

Incorporating relevant theoretical and empirical findings, this paper aims to identify and conceptualize the primary dimensions which influence the consumers‘ individual perception of luxury as a first step leading towards a scale to measure luxury value cross-culturally. According to Hassan and Katsanis (1994) and Tse et al. (1988), we suggest that the needs of luxury consumer segments cross national borders and that common structures in luxury value perception exist cross-culturally – even if the relative importance of the decision determinants may vary.

6p nhacchovina 22-03-2013 68 5   Download

The enlargement of the European Community (EC) and later the European Union (EU) was never particularly popular.2 Indeed, the first attempt at widening the EU culminated in the Community’s “first real crisis” when Charles de Gaulle, then-President of France, rejected the British accession in a dramatic press conference at the E´ lyse´e Palace (Nicholson and East 1987, 39). He claimed that Britain’s conditions for joining the Union were unacceptable to France.

229p namde01 11-03-2013 44 6   Download

The high-level Commission on Information and Accountability for Women’s and Children’s Health included among its 10 recommendations one that is specific to improving measurement of maternal (and child) deaths. This recommendation requires that “by 2015, all countries have taken significant steps to establish a system for registration of births, deaths and causes of death, and have well-functioning health information systems that combine data from facilities, administrative sources and surveys”.

272p nhamnhiqa 01-03-2013 44 3   Download

Europe's strength lies in the interconnection of our economies. The single market and the common currency have driven this forward, and the integrated economic policy making at the European level through the European semester is now drawing our economies together as never before. However, the crisis has shown that the single market for financial services can only deliver financial stability, economic growth and jobs if it is matched with a strong single regulatory and supervisory authority at EU level.

24p lenh_hoi_xung 01-03-2013 51 7   Download

We believe one factor that did not exist in past decades now affects the current healthcare crisis in a grand way, which is the exponential growth of IT. Granted, during the past six decades the healthcare industry used computing and communications tech- nologies, but it is only in the last two decades that the capabilities of IT expanded at a phenomenal rate. IT affects every aspect of society and personal life, for example, the Internet, e-mail, texting, cell phones, and handheld computing. Healthcare is no exception. Many say healthcare is relatively slow to accept IT.

7p lenh_hoi_xung 21-02-2013 46 3   Download

The recent crisis was the result of a cascade of shocks that originated in the financial sector. It makes sense, therefore, to start by asking how the structure of the banking sector affected outcomes across countries. Deposits are thought to be a relatively stable source of bank funding; economies where banks have relatively low loan-to-deposit ratios before the beginning of the crisis may therefore be relatively robust. Similarly, better capitalised banks should be better able to absorb losses while maintaining the supply of funding to support the real economy.

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Fiscal, monetary and regulatory policymakers around the world may be asking the same questions. Why was my country hit so hard by the recent events while others were spared? In this paper we examine whether national authorities in places that suffered severely during the global financial crisis are justified in believing they were innocent victims and that the variation in national outcomes was essentially random.

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Our goal is to provide food for thought rather than an off-the-shelf solution. Many of the outside practices we explore are somewhat distant from conventional thinking. We are aware that some of our ideas will be controversial. We therefore do not necessarily speak of them as “recommendations.” Instead, we hope that our report will inspire a fruitful discussion between those stakeholders that have an interest in a more resilient financial system: policy-makers and supra-national bodies at a global level, regulators and governments at a national level, and senior managers at a firm level.

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