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Diverse cultures and various political systems fuel the complicated relationship between states, making international cooperation a relevant topic of discussion. Political scientists use these discussions to come up with theories that can predict different levels of cooperation, the likelihood that collaboration might occur and what sorts of conditions are necessary to promote higher levels of cooperation between states. Neorealists and neoliberals have developed opposing theories on this topic.

information that investors could use to make decisions. The categories of misrepresentation included in white-collar crime also involve providing false information, withholding key information, offering bad advice, and acting on inside information. Kenneth Lay was the founder of Enron in 1985 and was the chief executive officer for over 15 years. In 1990 Jeffery Skilling joined the company and later on became the chief executive officer in February 2001. However quickly resigned months later for “family

Enron, a Discussion on Ethics and Law Leadership’s Role in Ethical Dilemma As documented in a promotional video for Enron, Kenneth Lay states: “Enron is a company that deals with everyone with absolute integrity. We play by all the rules. . . We want people to leave a transaction with Enron thinking they have been dealt with in the highest possible way, as far as integrity and truthfulness and really doing our business right.” (Enron Vision and Values, 1998, 3:32) Whereas this message was intended

One popular event that took place in our economy was the Enron Scandal, which happened in late 2000 and lasted into the following year. Those who were involved in this incident directly such as CEO’s Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling thought what they were doing was not wrong and that they were able to get away with making millions falsely (Seabury, 2008). However, this was a serious crisis situation and many people were affected through the process as well as their money. Enron was valuing themselves at

democratic capitalism to remain in balance and provision the greatest output, a culture of moral, ethical, and spiritual values are paramount. Sans these basic values, capitalism will fail. Exemplifying such failure is the 2006 verdict of Enron founder Kenneth Lay and Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling. Convicted of conspiracy and security and wire fraud, these two men were sentenced to 165 and 185 years in prison respectively. This scandal not only tore their families apart, but affected the lives of 5,600

Literature Review Since CAPM was accepted and admitted in fundamental concepts by most people in financial economics, factor model researching becomes a popular topic in finance. In 1992, Eugene Fama and Ken French established the empirical foundations for the Fama & French Three-Factor Model. It is designed to capture the relation between average return and size and the relation between average return and B/M (price ratios). The three factors model can be described by the equation below:

“To be or not to be”, one of Shakespeare’s most well known lines (3.1.64). In Act 3 of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Hamlet begins a soliloquy with the famous line “To be or not to be.” Throughout this scene, Hamlet contemplates suicide and whether or not life is worth all the suffering. While he initially views sleep as a solution, he realizes that with sleep comes dreams and that those dreams may be good or just as miserable as life. Later, he touches on the fear of the unknown and that the fear of death

Nearly all of us wish to have a peaceful world free from wars and struggles for our generation. However, as far as the world is divided into many nations, such as the Middle East, the West, Far East Asia and African origin, the realisation of such a peaceful world seems far from being possible in the near future. Even though the United Nations Organisation was established for the purpose of ending power politics it has not been able to function so well as supposed or intended in its inception. Thus

forty five percent of american citizens reported seeing an or interacting with a ghost of some sort. Such is the focus of “The Ghost Boy” by Kenneth Oppel. There is an estimated three million shipwrecks on the ocean floor as is the focus of “Lost and Found”. The Ghost boy is a text designed for Scope that was adapted from “The Klack Bros. Museum” by Kenneth Oppel, original published for GuysRead.com. Lost and found is a text that was published by Scope and was written by Rebecca Behrens. The texts

In 1996, British actor and director, Kenneth Branagh took on the production of the film The Hamlet. It is notable that Branagh took into consideration the play’s intricate detail as he built around the film. In his directing effort, he made both plausible and not so brilliant decisions too. It is commendable to a given extent that Branagh maintained Shakespearean language throughout the film. However, he did away with a significant part of the play’s ambiguous quality by making plain, mindful decisions