Reference no: EM131030892
Subject: Financial Markets & Institution
There are two parts of independent problems, I need two pages for each problems.
All used sources must be traceable and verifiable. No plagiarism.
Professor's Note for writing papers:
The idea is to think critically and to take detailed analyses and integrate them into appropriate, and defended, overviews of the networks of financial markets and institutions. Survey history and the current landscape and try to develop a vision, or picture, of what financial institutions and markets are going to look like going forward, and to be able to explain why.
Assignment
APA Style - Double Spaced
QUESTION 1. Through today, how have U.S. and international political, economic and social forces influenced the structure and operation of domestic and international financial markets and institutions? Carefully explain and defend your observations.
The response should be limited to 2 pages. It must begin with an introduction that provides an overview of the assignment and an explanation of how the response is organized. The body of the analysis needs to be supported with numerous and relevant reference citations. It should end with a brief summary section that reviews the principal observations and conclusions developed in the analysis.
QUESTION 2. Explain how both domestic (U.S) and international political, economic and social forces will influence the evolution of, and changes in the structure and operation of financial markets and institutions in the future (say, the next 10 years)? What will this mean for U.S. businesses and U.S. investors? Carefully explain what these markets and institutions will look like and how they will operate and defend your predictions?
The answer of the problem should be 2 pages. It must start with an introduction that gives a summary of the assignment and details of how the answer is organized. The body of the analysis required to be supported with numerous and related reference citations. It should end with a brief review section that summarizes the principal observations and conclusions developed in the analysis.
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