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Why The SEC Hesitates To Approve IASC Standards
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A 6 page paper. The SEC has delayed and refused to accept accounting standards as put forth by the IASC. U.S. GAAP standards from the FASB are more stringent in its requirements. Currently, any foreign company who wants to register with the SEC and be listed on an Exchange in the United States must reconcile their financial reports to U.S. GAAP standards. The writer agrees with the concerns of the FASB and explains why. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGsecias.wps

Why the Stock Markets Fell between 2000 and 2004; A Theoretical Approach
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During the period 200 – 2004 the Now York and London stock market s fell. In the US there was a minor recession n the UK there was no recession. This 8 page paper looks to the theoretical explanations for the underlying reasons for the fall. Supported by two graphs that demonstrate the falls, with data starting in 1999 theories such as efficient market hypothesis, Dow theory and the Elliott wave theory as well as the ideas of Arthur Pigou. These are all assessed to determine if, and to what extent, any of these theories could explain the movements in this period. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEstockfall.rtf

Why Use International Accounting Standards?
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This 3 page paper considers how and why the use of international accounting standards may increase confidence of investors and add to the credibility of the accounts in the post Enron and WorldCom accounts environment. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TEinteracc.rtf

Why Won’t That Economy Move?
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A 6 page paper discussing persistent economic stasis even after several tax cuts following the appearance of the recession of 2001. The paper reviews the types of tax cuts that have been made, along with the results that typically could be expected. The US has yet to implement the tax cut that could be most beneficial, which is that on corporate dividends and personal savings. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: KSeconStkEc.rtf

Will a Public Spending Deficit Stimulate Economic Growth as Keynes Postulated
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In the Keynesian model of economics increasing public spending to the extent of creating a deficit is a way of stimulating an economy. This tool, which has been used successfully is now claimed by some to be a false model and that will not stimulate an economy into growth. The paper assesses this perceptive including the model of rational expectation. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
Filename: TEpubspd.rtf

Will Cancelling Debts to Global Financial Institutions Help or Hurt Developing Nations?
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This 4 page paper considers the arguments for an against cancelling debts of developing nations. Arguments such as the inability to pay and social const are considered along side arguments that the root causes are poor policies and inefficient government that will not be improved if debts are written off unconditionally. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEdebtcan.rtf

Will High Oil Prices Lead to Recession?
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With oil at over $100 a barrel and no end of price increases in sight, will the U.S. economy slide into recession? This paper argues that it will. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: HVOilRec.rtf

Will Margin Trading in Russia Increasing Volatility and Instability of the Russian Stock Markets?
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This 47 page paper assesses the potential impact of margin trading on the Russian stock markets. The paper gives an introduction with aims and objectives and the research methodology based on examining existing literature and models and applying them to modern Russia. An in-depth literature review examines the concept of margin trading and the different theories regarding its impact on the volatility of stock markets. The paper goes on to examine the development of the investment environment within Russia in order to determine the types of investors which at present within the market to facilitate the application of margin trading theories to this developing market. The paper finishes with a conclusion arguing that margin trading is likely to have a negative effect on the Russian stock markets due to the investment culture, stock market pressures and general trading patterns which are already present with in the stock market. The bibliography cites 34 sources.
Filename: TEmargintr.rtf

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