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    Euro Zone Crisis

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    The Euro-zone crisis – Beginning and causes | 3-4 | 3 | Evolution of the Crisis | 4-7 | 4 | Country wise Analysis | 7-17 | 5 | Structural Problems with Euro-zone and the Crisis | 18-19 | 6 | Political impact on Euro countries | 19-20 | 7 | Implications of Euro-zone crisis on Developed countries and Emerging economies | 20-23 | 8 | Possible Solutions for the crisis | 23-25 | 9 | Measures undertaken to resolve the crisis | 25-25 | 10 | Lessons Learnt From Euro Zone Crisis | 26-26 |

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    The 2008–2012 Icelandic financial crisis is a major economic and political crisis in Iceland that involved the collapse of all three of the country’s major commercial banks following their difficulties in refinancing their short-term debt and a run on deposits in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Relative to the size of its economy‚ Iceland’s banking collapse is the largest suffered by any country in economic history. The financial crisis had serious consequences for the Icelandic economy

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    Oil Crisis: Economics

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    Oil Crisis When thinking about the 1970s‚ many words such as hippy‚ lava lamps‚ and tie-dye come to mind. However‚ there was much more going on during this decade than that. The 1970s‚ for those who lived in it remember having to wait in long lines at gas stations due to gas shortages. This became known as the oil crisis‚ which occurred in 1973 and 1979. Both of these crises caused a recession. As this comes with any recession‚ households and firms became uncertain about the future and weary of

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    Prison System in Crisis?

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    The prison system in England and Wales could reasonably be described as being in crisis. Discuss. The term crisis refers to an intense time of difficulty‚ trouble or danger‚ or a time when difficult decisions must be made. However‚ in the context of the prison system‚ it has to be looked at differently. This can be seen throughout the essay in how there have been times of danger‚ and difficult policy decisions made. In looking at whether these problems are important to the prison system‚ it has

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    In the past few years there have been many instances of restaurants serving vegan food that was not entirely vegan. Whether it was beans cooked with bacon or salad dressing with traces of fish oil‚ these crises have become more prevalent. This crisis communications plan is in the probable case that a particular food being sold at Costco as “vegan” is found to be not one hundred percent animal free. In the case of Costco the food would be from Costco’s “own-brand”‚ or private label Kirkland Signature

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    Sophia's Midlife Crisis

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    their twenties and thirties anticipated a midlife crisis in their forties and fifties. This poses the question‚ ‘Is there such a thing as a midlife crisis.’ Midlife crisis is defined as inner turmoil and self-doubt that prompt major restructuring of the personality during the transition to middle adulthood. While crisis and major restructuring in midlife are rare and only affects a minority of adults‚ in Sophia’s case‚ it is possible that there is a crisis at this current stage of her life. A 2005 study

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    Global Food Crisis

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    Global Food Crisis Several theories are associated with Social Change‚ the social scientific perspective discusses sociocultural rebellion; how it affects the world (Weinstein‚ 2011). Social cultural evolution has a direct effect on society’s development such as industrialization‚ metropolitan progress‚ and cultivated revolt (Weinstein‚ 2011). Evolutionary theory and human populations are changing; people become victims of tragedies and lose territories causing elimination of the human population

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    Economic Crisis in Libya

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    (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) which is extremely concerned with Libya crisis since it holds the largest oil reserves. As to the situation in Libya is turning violent every time‚ in The United States the oil prices is going up excessively. “Libya is one of the world’s primary sources of the much-sought-after sweet crude‚ preferred by refineries” (Sheridan‚ 2011). The demand for oil is very high‚ and Libya crisis makes the situation even tenser since it is unpredictable when its situation

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    petition and the freedom of speech. Iran has violated these rights. Sattar Beheshti was stating his views in a personal blog on politics. He should have the freedom to write his views without being threatened and without fear of torture. The moment the Iranian government imprisoned him

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    The Swedish Banking Crisis

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    The Swedish Banking Crisis 1. Background The Swedish financial institutions remained highly regulated since the Second World War. Two restrictions that the government imposed on commercial banks are a. A lending ceiling used to limit the lending activity of commercial banks so that the credit scale is restricted. High lending interest rate intrigues banks to pursue huge profit by extending credit to an unreasonable scale and lead to adverse selection that push the borrowers to seek for

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