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The Banking Sector in India: Should banks be privatized? • History of Banking (Global): A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates credit. The idea of Banking was germinated due to the need to formalize a loan that was until 2000 BC more or less informal (barter system). People, who were wealthy, loaned out a certain sum to the needy in return for some valuable (later, gold) that would be kept as a deposit. This phenomenon existed worldwide and this was the

movements blamed the economic and social standing of their country on the neocolonial practise, and pursued unpopular policies with the elite and foreign companies by pursuing nationalization of foreign owned business, agrarian reform, and to increase political participation (McSherry 2005, 5-7). Fearing the nationalization of U.S. owned industries and the spread of leftist regimes, the United States established operation Condor, which was a joint military effort across military states that sought

After a referendum in 1963, Brazil returned to a bureaucratic government. As Goulart’s powers increased, things became conspicuous that he would implement base reforms such as nationalization of enterprises in multiple economic districts and land reforms. He did not have parliamentary support, thus, forcing him to mobilize the working class and peasants since the core of economic nationalism in Brazil no longer appealed to the middle class. The First Institutional Act was published by coup leaders

their existence was mostly a series of of meetings and small efforts to gain power with no notable events. This shows that the group started with little meetings trying to get attention. The word “Nazi” is an abbreviation for the word “Nationalization.” Nationalization is basically basically where they got their name, Nazi Party. Then the Nazi Party grew into a mass movement and ruled Germany through totalitarian means from 1933 to 1945. Soon, the Nazis finally got their attention in which they ruled

As the Ottoman Empire’s fall drew closer, the concept of Arab representation and its manifestation as both a valid state and successor rose as a strong candidate towards a new rule. However, the Arab world is faced with two distinctive parties that wish to establish their own set of rules of national identity. The first party belongs to the Pan-Arab movement that wishes to unite all the Arab people from the farthest east to its west of the Arabic speaking world. Meanwhile, the second party involves

Northern Rock: Signs of the Global Crisis in the UK The United Kingdom experienced early effects of the global financial crisis that burdened nearly every developed country in the world. The most commonly agreed causal mechanism for the burgeoning of this global credit crunch was in the subprime mortgage securities originating in the United States and spreading to other nations. Northern Rock, a bank in the United Kingdom, was one of the institutions negatively impacted early on during the global

of OPEC, oil embargoes imposed during Arab-Isaereli war of 1973 and most importantly, nationalization of oil industries which have made the autocrats of these countries stronger in more than one way. Because of nationalization of the oil industry had rulers of these countries,were able strengthen their powers and prominent examples include Mummer Qadaffi of Libya and Saddam Hussain of Iraq. Through nationalization of oil industry, autocrats are able to keep their finances secret as citizens do not

What was the effect of the Marshall plan on Western Europe? Marshall Plan was a Major US aid program which mission was a recovery of European countries after World War II. The plan was proposed by US Secretary of State - George C. Marshall. During 1948 - 1951 years, US were offering financial assistance in the form of grants and loans to various countries in Europe, including Austria, France, West Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. The replenishment of foreign exchange reserves

CHAPTER 18—TAKINGS AND NATIONAL CONTROLS ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TRUE/FALSE 1. North American and Western European countries generally accept the modern traditional theory of the taking of private property as customary international law. ANS: T PTS: 1 2. Cases involving the payment of compensation for the expropriation of property must be settled in courts of law. ANS: F PTS: 1 3. The political risk of investing in developed countries is roughly comparable with the risks of investing

The doctrine specifically advocates nationalization of natural resources, basic industries, banking and credit facilities, and public utilities. It places special emphasis on the nationalization of monopolized branches of industry and trade, viewing monopolies as inimical to the public welfare. Debs attitudes toward the wealth that was create was that the government