INFOSTREAM MAY/JUNE 2008 IN THIS ISSUE GROWTH IN US CONTENT Negotiate the world’s “info-noise” with Datastream’s expansive and reliable US-focused content. NEW VALUATION RATIOS RELEASED 14 new Datastream valuation ratios have been released‚ giving you a detailed overview of markets and sectors as well as enabling you to compare company to industry ratios. CONTENTS FEATURES Introducing Intelligent Information from Thomson Reuters Regional Focus – Growth in US Content PRODUCT ENHANCEMENT
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Pols 170 29 April 2013 The European Crisis The article “Euro Crisis” explains in the detail the current economic problems that the European Union is struggling with. The article references highly educated professors and economists who help to explain some of the reasons why the European Union fell into this crisis. They also helped explain the possible outcomes of the recession in Europe‚ the way it affects the United States‚ and what actions should be taken in order to improve the current situation
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L12417 Despite the unprecedented interventions by central banks following the onset of subprime crisis‚ world economy remains fragile. There are also persistent fears that these interventions will lead to inflation. Should central banks abandon their expansionary policies given that they seem to be ineffective and might lead to inflation? 2011 Monetary Economics Group Essay Ayeshath Iqbal Chowdhury Mohammad Sakib Anwar Esther Siah Shuet Yi Jarren Tam Keat Wen Lim Kai Shen Paul Ruben
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The Financial Environment- Group Presentation Economical Aspects: * ‘The European Crisis’ influence on demand.’ – Unfortunately the Euro could still collapse despite the bails out that have been taking place recently. Whilst the insurance industry appears to be well prepared if this does happen‚ the potential further consequences of a deeper recession across Europe would more than likely be harmful. It would reduce the demand for insurance products due to the reduction in disposable income and
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should this market decline. Selling internationally greatly decreases the chances of such failure as it is unusual for all markets to decline at the same time. As an example‚ UK manufacturers who sell into Europe have seen some markets drop due to the Eurozone crisis but have successfully increased sales to China and India where demand for British goods‚ particularly luxury goods has risen sharply. Why Is Import And Export Equally Important? No matter how rich a country is‚ how small or big it is‚ no
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A Tribute to John Nash It sounds like a Sport’s man dream. A Person got a one million dollar prize for their skill at analysing games. They are not television Pundits or armchair critics of Manchester United or Chelsea‚ but an Economists who won the Nobel Prize for economics for his studies of game theory. John Nash‚ In Pop culture he remembered as the man behind “A Beautiful Mind” and for the economists or specialists he’ll be remembered as a brilliant mathematician who won Nobel Prize in Economic
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Vietnam’s decision to devalue its currency by 5 per cent last week to protect itself from undervaluation of the Chinese renminbi‚ and the worried response from Thailand and other Asian countries‚ suggests the move towards global trade conflict may already be unstoppable. As one group of countries seeks to gain or maintain trade advantage by manipulating their currencies‚ the historical precedent suggests that countries that are not able to devalue will respond with trade protection‚ especially tariffs
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regulations‚ free trade‚ no duty customs etc‚ in it prices are determined by demand and supply)…due to which giant corporations and BANKS can monopolize the economy and take exclusive control of nations wealth...(thats whats happening today in US and Eurozone)...As the policies are determined by private individuals‚ it is more government-free (NOT 100%)...eventually giant corporations get powerful enough to have a say on how the country is run say through lobbying etc. The pros are it can lead to rapid
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Central Banks of developed countries started using QE regularly to stimulate their economies‚ increase bank lending‚ and encourage spending. The real estate bubble which burst in 2007 in the USA caused the 2008 financial crisis‚ and the more recent Eurozone sovereign debt crisis have obliged leading Central Banks to opt for aggressive monetary actions such as QE in order to prevent financial instability. The USA introduced QE1 in 2008‚ QE2 in 2010‚ and “Operation Twist” (OT) in 2011‚ and more recently
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