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              - India
  	       
  		     Invest in a Community
  	  		 "" ...Bring all the people together under a new community and make them to contribute a money systematically (sip) from that do all the needy arrangements to poor and needy peoples like schools, shelters, hospitals, sanitation facilities, balanced food & grain distribution. Eg in India app. 25% of Indian population is under one community ie 275 billion peoples x 100 rupees per month x 12months  = 3,300 billion INR per year. Assume that within six years we can made a very different world."
  			   
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  			   Mitch - US
  	       
  		     WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) Calculator
  	  		 "WACC is a key concept in finance - it is the appropriate discount rate to use when valuing a firm's cash flows, or to evaluate a 'typical' investment project within a firm. However, calculating WACC is complicated, especially determining the cost of equity. I found a website, thatswacc.com, which finds a firm's Beta, computes the cost of equity and debt, and then calculates an estimate of the firm's WACC. I've found the site useful, and hope others do too."
  			   
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  			   Theo - Netherlands
  	       
  		     Consequences of Subprime Crisis
  	  		 "What will be the consequences of the recent Subprime Crisis for non-financial enterprises?"
  			   
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  			   Greg - USA
  	       
  		     How to restore Trust in Financial Markets?
  	  		 "What approach or method should be used to restore the confidence in the financial markets and financial institutions? Why?"
  			   
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  			   Shailendra Singh - India
  	       
  		     A good Study
  	  		 "When a person faces any problem which requires a trainner, 12manage is the right way or the gateway to interact with that problematic situation.
A good study centre, with no investment, or can say with "0" investment."
  			   
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		  				   ● Carl-H (Germany)
		  				   
      		     Effects on Businesses
      	  		 "Banks and financial institutions are unwilling to give loans to eachtother, which are needed to cover assets that have decreased in value because of the crisis. These banks will also be unwilling to provide capital to businesses or will at least demand high interest rates in return. As a result of the high charges for capital, fewer investments will be profitable for business, which will lead to less investments and to a potential slowdown in the economy.
Certain (capital-intensive) companies may also end up in credit problems themselves."

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● Luc (Netherlands)	Stop the Bleeding first	"Currently we are merely trying to deal with the crisis and "stop the bleeding" (capital injections by governments, quick takeovers of problematic banks by larger financial institutions). This seems to make sense to me."
● Kevin B (USA)	Legislation	"In a statement, President Bush just said he is disappointed by the congress and that the consequences for the economy will grow each day if we do not act. He says his administration must continue to work on the (current) legislation plan with the congress."
● Mary Adams (USA)	Monitor processes	"It was reported on Friday in the NY Times on 9/29 that the SEC was relying on voluntary compliance by Wall St firms of its regulations. Financial institutions need credit and risk management processes. In most cases, there should also be external auditing of these processes. Shareholders in these companies should actually be the ones demanding this kind of discipline."

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