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CRIM 2652 : Test 2 Notes Winter

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PART TWO (from 500 to 1000 words): OUTLINE THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION THAT SERVICE INDUSTRIES, AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN SERVICES, CAN MAKE TO YOUR HOMETOWN ECONOMY
-analyze your hometown’s economic assets and business conditions in terms of the elements in Michael Porter’s diamond model of competitive advantage (see page 73 of book, and the “Junpu Taobao Village” article). For instance, when considering the “Demand conditions”, do not only consider the demand for goods and services from household’s within your hometown, but also consider the demand existing in nearby towns or more distant cities, including cities in other countries, to which your hometown is viably connected by adequate transport networks (or will be, if it is realistic to suppose that such networks can be achieved in the foreseeable future).
-is it realistic or desirable to seek to bring foreign companies to set up production or distribution facilities in your hometown?
-Is it realistic or desirable to invite your country’s major national companies to set up production or distribution facilities in your hometown? What about major service-sector companies?
What if a major company were to set up a call-centre for all of its national or international telecommunications? Or, would it be desirable for an important government ministry, such as the Ministry of Finance, or Ministry of Agriculture, Fishing, and Forestry, or Ministry of Defence etc, were to set up their headquarters there (this literal form of ‘government decentralisation’ is being gradually introduced in Japan)?-is it realistic / desirable for the residents of your hometown to gain / stay in employment independently of large national or international companies, for instance by being self-employed or working for small and medium-sized local enterprises?
-Is there potential for new local service-enterprises to thrive in your hometown? Consider four different kinds of service-enterprises: a) those providing services directly to consumers in your home-town, b) those providing services directly to consumers outside of your home-town, c) those providing services to other businesses in your hometown, and d) those providing services to businesses outside of your hometown.
-how do digital communications technologies, and other new technologies, increase opportunities for your hometown’s residents to engage in service enterprises?
-reinforce your claims with reference to Porter’s diamond model, the 'Junpu Taobao Village’ article, the various services discussed in the final two chapters of your textbook, and any other knowledge obtained from from elsewhere in the textbook or other economics literature.

Visit Bplans.com Search for sample business plans. Browse the list and select three business plans to study.

Your task is to analyze all parts of each plan. Then, select one that you will recommend for funding. Be prepared to justify your choice on the discussion board in your own thread. Make your selection based on content as well as organization, format, and writing style.

In your own thread, please respond to the following:

1. Explain why you think this start-up business will succeed.

2. Comment on the organization, format, and writing style of the business plan.

3. Is the plan visually appealing?

4. Is the plan well organized?

5.How important is the visual attractiveness and organization of the plan?

6. What are its strengths and weaknesses?

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the business that I search for sample business plans was The business plan for nonprofit organization bright future Youth and Family services. Please go through what i wrote and just compleate each question that i missed answering

The business plan for nonprofit organization bright future Youth and Family services as catering business plan was studied along with business plan for catering and ballroom rental business and nonprofit food bank business plan. It was revealed that catering and ballroom rental business is effective business plan. There was a requirement for hiring and retaining the facilities manager for the purpose of running logistics of new space, producing returns that are positive on investment for the purpose of ballroom acquisition and making use of the ballroom on 40 percent of the days.

The strengths of the business plan included its effectiveness for its stress on clear mission, objectives and highlights. It listed the strong summary of the company and its past performance is positive. The business plan also provides market analysis chart. The total funds needed include 2 million dollars for the buying sumptuous ballroom, 100000 dollars for improvements and so on.

The start up business will succeed because of its demand and the research around it. The plan looks visually appealing because of its well organized structure. It has well expained graphs and highlights for increasing its visual attractiveness.

1)Sarbanes-Oxley limits personal loans from a company to its executives to one loan of no more than $10,000, amortized over five years, at a time. true or false

2)

Under the 1933 Act, proof of intentional violation is usually required to impose:

A. criminal sanctions only.
B. criminal or civil sanctions.
C. criminal and pragmatic sanctions.
D. criminal, civil, and equitable (injunctive) sanctions.
E. pragmatic sanctions.

3)

The damages of a defrauded purchaser of securities:

A. are measured at the time of purchase.
B. include a punitive amount to discourage further fraud.
C. are measured at the time the fraud is discovered.
D. are considered a "sunk cost" and are not recoverable.
E.

include speculative damages.

4)

The Securities Enforcement Remedies Act:

A. allows for the prohibition of an individual's service as an officer or director of a business organization.
B. created the SEC.
C. changes membership requirements of corporate audit committees.
D. requires proof of criminal violation for individual and organizational fines to be imposed.
E. refrains from imposing liability on a theory of fraud on any person who shall make or cause to be made any false or misleading statements.

5)

The regulation of securities began as a program to:

A. prohibit an individual's service as an officer or director.
B. recover triple damages in civil actions against a user of nonpublic information.
C. help the United States overcome the Great Depression of the 1930s.
D. eliminate liabilities for short-swing profits made by insiders.
E. help potential investors to make investment decisions based on less certain criteria.