...Worldwide. Both are very different in how they operate and trade equities. The location of these two stock exchanges doesn’t refer to a address but more of a “place” for trading. NYSE’s transaction occurs at a physical address on the trading floor in New York City and the NASDAQ isn’t located at a physical address on a trading floor. NASDAQ is on a telecommunications network where transactions between sellers and buyers take place on an elaborate system of companies connected electronically to each other (The NYSE And NASDAQ: How They Work, 2013). Another difference is the NASDAQ is a market where buyers and sellers are not making transactions with each other directly but through a dealer and the NYSE has buyers and sellers doing business with each other. The NYSE and NASDAQ both have traffic controllers that are there to keep the trading flowing by matching the sellers with buyers. They both use electronic screens while trading is taking place. The two exchanges are synchronized by the Stock Exchange Commission (Knight-Ridder/Tribune, 1994). The Public Company...
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...in the classroom, and at home to make education our first priority. * They don’t believe in war but they believe in global piece * Green New Deal - a package of policy proposals that aims to address global warming, and financial crises * THE ECONOMIC BILL OF RIGHTS – creates the Full Employment Program, this program will help create more jobs by nationally funding. It will be monitored locally by a direct employment initiative that will replace unemployment offices * A GREEN TRANSITION- this program will invest in green business by providing grants and low-interest loans to create more green jobs. Use the funds that were used for fossil fuels and other industries and use it toward research in wind, solar and geothermal. This program will also provide green jobs by enacting the Full Employment Program which will directly provide 16 million jobs in sustainable energy and energy efficiency retrofitting * REAL FINICIAL REFORM- The reform will reduce homeowner and student debts. The reform will nationalize private banks and break up the oversized banks, end tax payers bailout and will use FDIC resolution process for failed banks to reopen them as public banks where possible after failed loans and underlying assets are auctioned...
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...Economics Being the manager of a financial planning business, a decision must be made concerning two of the financial planners. Phil and Francis both have the ability to produce financial statements and answering the telephone calls. Research reveals a solution to the issue of self-sufficiency or job specialization (O’Sullivan, Sheffrin, & Perez, 2010). The data is collected, processed, and analyzed for making the decision on Phil and Francis being self-sufficient or specializing to ensure greater productivity in financial planning. Phil can prepare one financial statement or answer eight telephone calls in an hour. Francis can prepare four financial statements or answer ten telephone calls in an hour. Opportunity cost is the base of specialization and trade which benefits people. As shown below, Francis has the absolute advantage in completing both tasks (O’Sullivan, Sheffrin, & Perez, 2010). The opportunity cost for Phil is eight telephone calls for 1/8 financial statements. The opportunity cost for Francis is giving up two and one-half telephone calls for 2/5 financial statements. | Phil | Francis | | Fin. Stmt. | Ph. calls | Fin. Stmt. | Ph. Calls | Output per hour | 1 | 8 | 4 | 10 | Opportunity Cost | 8 phone calls | 1/8 financial statement | 2 1/2 phone calls | 2/5 financial statements | If Phil and Francis were to specialize they would be more productive, a gain for the financial planning business. When analyzing why the specialization would...
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...CASE ANALYSIS OF GE COMPANY NAY LIN 4MBA-41 History , development and growth of GE Company GE is a multinational conglomeration organization that originated in the United States. It is incorporated in New York and the headquarters are based in Fairfield, Connecticut. The company operates in several areas including Energy, Technology Infrastructure, Capital Finance and products in the Consumer and Industrial category. The company was created by Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb. The company is often considered the most successful conglomerate in the world. The basis for this is that it reached its conglomerate status before this became a common practice for companies. Since its inception, the company has continued to grow, expand and innovate in a variety of industries and fields including things that range from electric fans to airplanes. The company was ranked the 26th largest company and the 14th most profitable one in America in 2011. This was based on gross revenue but another list ranked the company 4th among the Forbes Global 2000 by considering more detailed metrics. It has also been listed as the 7th best company for leaders and 15th most admired company by Fortune in 2011/2012, number 5 for best global brand by Interbrand, and by Fast Company as the 19th most innovative company. Vision: 'We bring good things to life'. Mission: General Electric Mission Statement from their Core Values: "Passionate, Curious, Resourceful, Accountable, Teamwork...
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...One of the greatest scientist of our time, Nikola Telsa, he is rank as one of the top three greatest mind of our time. He gave us many of the electrical items that are used in our everyday life’s. Yet for the most part many individuals are unaware of who he is and his inventions. The misconception is that Thomas Edison was responsible for all the electrical devices that we know today, when the individuals who deserve the credit is Nikola Telsa. Some of his most fashion works includes the polyp hate motors, wireless energy transmission and the universally employed alternating current, most commonly known as AC Current. Nikola Telsa was born on July 10th 1856, in Smiljan,lIka part of Austro-Hungarian Croatia. He was the fourth of seven children. In Crotia when Telsa was a young boy the choices or career were more or less limited to farming, the Army or the Church. Telsa’s Dad Miltutin Telsa as a boy was send to Army Officer’s school. He decided that this wasn’t the path for him and joined the ministry. This was the same profession he hoped for his two sons, Nikola and Dane. His mother Duka Mandic was a hard working woman of many talents who created appliances to help with home and farm responsibilities. One of these was a mechanical eggbeater. Tesla attributed all of his inventive instincts to his mother. Nikola started his inventory ways at the name of five. His very first invention was of a small waterwheel which he had seen in his local town. Some of his other...
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