Essays on Crisis

Introduction: The global financial crisis of 2007/2008 has enhanced national, regional and international efforts, to improve the monitoring of systemic stability in banking. It exposed the weaknesses of the current regime the Basel I; thus leading to increase pressure for a tougher uniform regulation in …

Introduction Literature Review This section briefly discusses crisis management and leadership, the two key areas of literature that will help to examine Tony Hayward’s leadership during BP’s most recent organisational crisis. Crisis and Crisis Management There is no one definition of the term ‘crisis’ (Keown-McMullan, …

Abstract This paper provides a brief examination of the immediate causes and effects of the 2007 financial crisis, as well as an overview of lessons learned from it. I conclude that failure to properly regulate and supervise financial institutions set the stage for the crisis, …

Abstract This is a critical analysis essay discussing one of historical financial crisis, with a major focus on its effects, causes, and lessons learnt. Selected historical financial crisis is ‘1994 Economic Crisis in Mexico.’ Introduction handles the genesis and description of the crisis with the …

Introduction Commitment in the workplace plays a major role in contributing towards the performance and efficiency of an organization. For an organization to perform at its peak level, its workforce must be committed towards the goals of the organization and must be engaged with their …

By Subhankar Das THE recent economic crisis, which originates in the USA, is being transmitted to almost every corner of the world like an epidemic, although economist thought that this dreaded financial turmoil will be a pandemic pertaining to only the USA. This financial tsunami …

Background One of the marked indications of economic growth and performance is the degree of investments and activities taking place in the construction and real estate market (Global Economic Research, 2012). This statement is indeed true for the United Arab Emirates which over the last …

Introduction The objective of this paper is to discuss the root causes of financial crisis in the 1990s. In this light, the paper has identified financial liberalisations that occurred in the late 1980s as a principal cause of crisis in the 1990s. The paper begins …

Abstract This text looks at the various concepts that are involved in contingency planning and crisis management in the aviation industry. Contingency plans and crisis management are mentioned in the text as being inter-related. This is depicted in the form that contingency planning focuses in …

Although not everyone that comes across a stressor in life will experience a crisis, some are unable to cope with the stressor in a healthy manner and eventually succumb to a crisis. If this person does not receive the adequate crisis intervention during this state, …

Thesis/Central Idea: Obesity Crisis Introduction: Obesity has become a controversial and great medical issue within today’s society. It is defined as a disease in which excess body fat has accumulated to such an extent that health may be negatively affected. In other word, an increase …

Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are stuck in a tussle for ownership of the Cauvery River, what lies in this battle of states is the opportunity for technology intervention. Karnataka’s capital — almost entirely dependent on the river — wastes half the water it receives, according to …

Turnover crisis has a lead significant impact on the hotel industry. Despite the fact that the plethora of studies on intention to leave in various ways, however, it is still vague because human resource dependency relates to service products. It is the time of need …

The prevailing economic meltdown is strange as per its severity and breath. Previous economic anxieties in particular regions or countries involved output reductions comparable to the ones exhibited by the current crisis, the global extent of the prevailing meltdown are unparalleled. Already a whopping forty …

Introduction:   The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is mainly responsible for maintaining the economic stability and economic systems of the countries worldwide. It is the hub for all the countries in order to seek help in keeping their economies stable. The assistance of IMF played …