Keynes’s liquidity preference theory of interest rate Keynes’s theory of interest and money is one among several theories explaining interest rates changes, mainly basing its argument on liquidity. According to Keynes’s liquidity preference theory of interest rates, the rate of interest within the market is determined by the supply and demand for money. As such, an increase in the quantity of money within the economy would result in a fall in the interest rates. Uncertainty is one of the key factors that result in people preferring to hold their cash other than opting for interest-bearing assets. The propensity to own or invest the cash is mainly driven by three main motives, which include; transaction, precautionary, and the speculative purpose. Hoarding due to the transaction motive is mainly based on the ground that the citizens would instead hold money to service their daily exchange and business transactions. The precautionary motive also results in hoarding by the citizens, the reason being meeting unforeseen contingencies and opportunities that might arise. Lastly, the speculative motive of holding cash is mainly driven by the gaining…
Staff Shortage in Healthcare Staff shortage in healthcare facilities is a globally recognized crisis in terms of achieving healthcare effectiveness (Nejat et al., 2016). Though the responsible leaders are aware of the need for certified and qualified health practitioners in the few years to come minimal solution have been made. Thus, this paper will categorically examine why staff shortage as a problem exists in the healthcare facilities as well as the various evidence that exists to support this problem. The impending staff shortage in the healthcare facilities has been a major challenge for over a decade now. In the year of 2008, (Nejat et al., 2016) report indicated that several governments were experiencing vacancy rates of up to 20 percent in the health facilities. Notably, the fact sheet indicated the demand for epidemiologist, environmental health professional as well as public health nurses (Nejat et al., 2016). Consequently, the newly published reports have echoed the same trend. The 2018 report by the association of American medical colleges forecasted a shortage of nearly 62 000 for non-primary care specialities and also a…
The Bottom billion This book separates itself from other literature on development policy, by specifically concentrating on the developing world and being introduced to a large class of people, including non-experts. The Bottom billion, Paul collier a professor of Economics at Oxford University, he has spent three years studying the African economy, as director of development research group in world bank and now director for center study of African economy.gives little attention to characters in the book like Janet who start her business of handcrafted baskets in the late 90s after the Rwanda genocide. Her story was fascinating in that she has built an active business that is competing in the world market. She has managed to find partners in both private and public sectors, and through this partnership, she can employ over 4,000 women. The Bottom Billion is that Janet should exist in landlocked countries like Rwanda. This constraint by one or several development obstacles. Such small scale and micro-level struggles were not part of the collier story, but he created a theory of why poverty is rampant in…
Tokyo 2020 Olympics Medical Care and Evacuation Plan Introduction One of the events that are known to bring countries together is the Olympics. Even though achieving global peace is a key objective of international events, there are various risks, crises, and disasters that require the participants and those responsible for organizing the events to be aware of. A crisis refers to a critical event that, if not addressed effectively and at the appropriate time, it will halt the operations of an organization or an event. Before the mega-events like the 2020 Olympics taking place this summer July 24 through August 9 in Tokyo, Japan, it is vital for the organizers to create a proper disaster recovery plan. One of the main elements of the plan in having an effective communication process. This means that the contacts of all the stakeholders should be properly recorded. Other areas that the organizers should consider include effective planning of the equipment, installing an effective data continuity system, installing a backup check, establishing a detailed asset inventory, and a service restoration plan (Entech, 2018). This…
Informed Consent in the Healthcare Research Introduction All types of studies that are conducted for first-hand information call for the availability of respondents (Saver, 2006). Respondents are the participants who are required to provide the researcher with information about his or her research topic. Some of the information that the research that the researcher might be looking at can be confidential especially studies on health care issues. For the participant to volunteer to give such confidential information ought to be notified about the study (Roberts et al. 2011). Some of the information that should be revealed to the participant include but not limited to the type of research, purpose, the benefits, its beneficiaries, information need, time of the actual research, and his or her role (Jansen et al. 2007). It is not very easy for a participant to give reliable information, mainly when he or she is not benefiting from the research or when the beneficiary is only one. However, it has been found that if there is communication between the two parties, then the accuracy and reliability of the…
IMPACTS OF TOTAL LANDED COST ON GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN Ppt 1 Definition: Landed cost is defined as the total price of a product or a shipment once it has arrived at the doorstep of the buyer. Total landed cost includes the original amount used in the products, fees of transportation, custom fees, duties, taxes, tariffs, insurance fees, currency conversation, crating handling, and the payment fees. Ppt2 Impacts of total landed cost on the global supply chain returned items as an impact of landed cost unnecessary costs poor customer experience lost clients Bad PR. It provides hazy pictures of retailers actual cost and profit It affects conversion rates at checkout and customers experience at the point of the survey It helps in capturing both evident and hidden value within the supply chain Ppt 3 Returned items Returned items occur when customers may decide to take back the products he had purchased back to the seller, where he may choose to make another product or else receive his original payments. Returned items may occur in a time when…
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Importance of Ethics in Managerial Accounting Managerial accounting is an internal business work liable for dealing with an organization’s monetary records. Entrepreneurs regularly utilize managerial accounting to dispense business expenses to merchandise or services, make operational spending plans, and gauge production yield or deals. Ethics is a significant piece of managerial accounting, and organizations may build up a code of ethics or morals to set the anticipated moral conduct for accountants (Vitez, n.d.). Managerial ethics guarantees all financial records are accounted for and delivered to the executives. In my view, if ethics are compromised in business and especially the managerial accounting department, this could lead to a substantial negative impact on the company. This would mean the accountants have gone against their ethical standards. There would be the issue of lack of confidentiality and trust among employees and their seniors and lack of satisfaction by the managers due to incompetence by their accountants. The business environment will also be polarised, and staff morale will decrease. This will result in losses in the business. I believe the issues I have mentioned above…
Humanitarian Crisis in Mexico and Central America The United States administration is a discussion of the issue concerning the humanitarian crisis along the border with Mexico, and the U.S. has the thought of constructing a border wall. As a humane medical association treating persons in Salvador, Honduras, and along the relocation route through Mexico. According to 2017, information on the dangers Central Americans face along the immigration paths shows the critical unmet medical and humanitarian requirements people have, and the threats they face while in Mexico (Cone and Bonacasa 2017). In a surprising twist, the secretary of motherland security, vice president, and the president have newly detained on data from 2017 report by Doctors Without Borders that disclose dangerous violence agonized by our patients in their home nations and along the migration path, to make a case for hard border implementation. Administration executives are vital in selecting our data to validate regulations that would set-up susceptible persons in regions where their lives are at threat, and they are disregarding our references about how to discourse the genuine medical requirements…
IMPACTS OF TOTAL LANDED COST ON GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN Ppt 1 Definition: Landed cost is the total price of a product or a shipment once it has arrived at the doorstep of the buyer. Total landed cost includes the original amount used in the products, fees of transportation, custom fees, duties, taxes, tariffs, insurance fees, currency conversation, crating handling, and the payment fees (Guan et al.,2019) Ppt2 Impacts of total landed cost on the global supply chain Returned items as an impact of landed cost Unnecessary costs Poor customer experience Lost clients Bad PR. It provides hazy pictures of retailers actual cost and profit It affects conversion rates at checkout and customers experience at the point of the survey It helps in capturing both evident and hidden value within the supply chain Ppt 3 Returned items Returned items occur when customers decide to take back the products he had purchased back to the seller, where he may choose to make another product or else receive his original payments. Returned items may occur in a time when the products supplied…