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The Renationalization of Ypf Under International Law; a Case Study
THE RENATIONALIZATION OF YPF UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW; A CASE STUDY Nina van Limburg Stirum Brouwersgracht 48-1, 1013GX Amsterdam 0621500446 Ninavls@hotmail.com 10127305 Bachelor essay supervisor: Jim Mathis Contents THE RENATIONALIZATION OF YPF UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW; A CASE STUDY Introduction 3 Chapter 1: Expropriation and Nationalization in general 3 Chapter 2: Nationalization under international law 5 1: Public Purpose 6 2: Discrimination 7 3: Due Process 8 4: Compensation 9 Investment Treaties 9 Chapter 3: YPF; Yacimientos
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Analysis of Representation in the Modern World
Jumpstart Unit: Representation Through various encounters with people, I seem to have created the idea that the representations of ourselves, those around us, and indeed everything in our environment, are based mostly on the connections to things we know to be true. For example, an on-looking person knows that when they see another person crying, that person’s act represents a prior experience that may have been painful or depressing for them. The on-looking person may
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Banking in Emerging Markets in the Aftermath of Global Financial Crisis
Title: Banking in emerging markets in the aftermath of Global Financial Crisis Emerging markets are countries that are restructuring their economies along market-oriented lines and offer a wealth of opportunities in trade, technology transfers, and foreign direct investment. Currently, there are approximately 28 emerging markets in the world, with the economies of China and India considered to be by far the two largest. According to the World Bank, the five biggest emerging markets are China,
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First American Bank
1. What is a credit default swap? The Credit Default Swap is designed to transfer credit exposure of fixed income products between parties. The purchaser of Credit Default Swap, also called “protection buyer”, pays periodic fee to the seller, which called “protection seller”, until the contract expired or a credit event occurred. In return, the seller agrees to pay off the third party debt if this party defaults on the loan. The protection seller either
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Identify Three Internal Sources for Recruiting and Issues Associated with Their Use
Job Posting is the most common way. It requires that management post or otherwise circulate listings of available job openings. The listings provide information contained in the job description and job specification, as well as information concerning compensation. Employees indicate their interest formally, either through their immediate supervisor or through the human resource department. In some organizations, the job posting program is coupled with a skills inventory, this inventory of employee skills, attributes, and performance
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International Accounting Case
Chapter 4 4. IAS 16 allows two treatments for reporting fixed assets on balance sheets subsequent to their acquisition: the cost model and the revaluation model. Under the cost model, an item of property, plant, and equipment is carried on the balance sheet at cost less accumulated depreciation and any accumulated impairment losses. Under the revaluation model, an item of property, plant, and equipment is carried at a revalued amount, measured as fair value at
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Deposit Insurance System: Model Specification, International Comparison and China Research
Deposit Insurance System: Model Specification, International Comparison and China Research Deposit insurance system is a fundamental system of financial security network which aims to maintain depositors’ confidence and avoid bank run. Till now, a large number of academic papers have covered this issue, giving us a picture of deposit insurance system model specification. So far, deposit insurance system has a history of over 70 years since its first establishment in 1930’s. According to International Association
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American Response to Rising Powers in an offensive Neo-Realist World: A Rising China and Its Challenge to American Interests
American Response to Rising Powers in an Offensive Neo-Realist World: A Rising China and its challenge to American Interests The year is 2045, it's a brisk December morning and the television is turned to CNN news in many American homes. China once again makes headlines as they have successfully landed a man on mars. The Chinese military has developed a missile defense system and is making plans to confront the Japanese military over fishing rights
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Intro to International Business
Intro to International Business International Business: The New Realities CH1: Introduction: What is International Business? What is international business? International business- Performance of trade and investment activities by firms across national borders -firms seek foreign customers and engage in collaborative relationships with foreign business partners -international business activity has been grown a lot over the past 30 years. Its growth coincides with the phenomenon of the globalization of markets Globalization of markets- the ongoing economic
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Zara International
Zara International is challenging the retail market much like how Apple challenged and shaped the cellphone market. However, Zara International has much more in common with Samsung. They both have the ability to have very quick turnaround time and delivery at a global scales. Both of the companies are very responsive to their markets and their consumers demand. Zara International can have a look from the catwalk to retail stores with in just couple of
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English as a International Language
English As a International Language Now within 21st century every countries depend onto others towards exist as a nation because today every countries without exception they need the products of others countries as raw material or products for that civilians need for this reason the earth is within a steady economy and shift power towards grow this civilians need a international language towards ease these shifts, a international language may be English because this is
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English as International Language
English As a International Language Now within 21st century every countries depend onto others towards exist as a nation because today every countries without exception they need the products of others countries as raw material or products for that civilians need for this reason the earth is within a steady economy and shift power towards grow this civilians need a international language towards ease these shifts, a international language may be English because this is
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Major World Religions
There are five major world religions. They are Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism are monotheistic, which means they believe in one god, even though in Buddhism, Buddha (the founder of the religion) did not wish to be worshiped as a god. Hinduism, however is a polytheistic religion, meaning it believes in many gods. Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism all have a specific founder, such as Abraham and Moses for
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Malayan Banking Berhad
CHAPTER 1.0: INTRODUCTION 1.1 Company's Background Malayan Banking Berhad or formally known as Maybank, was founded in 1960 by a Malaysian tycoon, the late Khoo Teck Puat. Maybank is the biggest company in Malaysia whereby in Malaysian Stock Exchange, Maybank stand tall among others as the largest listed company. Maybank is formally chaired by Dato' Sri Abdul Wahid Omar who is also the CEO of the company (Appendix 1). Currently, the position of chairman is
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Western Oceanography Institute Case
ssignment – Western Oceanography Institute Case (20 points) Read the Western Oceanography Institute Case (pp. 366-370) and submit your response to the questions at the end of the case. Please submit your answers in a Word document. >> View/Complete Assignment by clicking on the Assignment link in the Table of Contents: Assignment – Western Oceanography Institute Case Assignment: POM+ Project – Part 1 (30 points) View the instructions for this assignment by clicking on the
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Some Believe That Population Growth Will Eventually Outstrip World Resources, Is This Threat a Major Concern?
Introduction World’s population is increasing day by day and it has become a huge aspect of concern for this entire universe. It has been estimated on 12th March 2012, total world population was 7.037 billion (WPF Dialogue of Civilizations 2012). We have made a real mess on our earth and it has become a global concern to control increasing population. Overpopulation has for sure brought with a huge list of issues and concerns such as
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International Terrorism
International Terrorism is a big issue today. From the Lockerbie bombing to 9/11, terrorism is at the forefront of international politics. There are two types of terrorism. State sponsored terrorism is when terrorist groups are sponsored by the government. The other type of terrorism is when groups are independent. The Irish Republican Army is an example of a state sponsored group that performed terrorism. On the other hand, al-Queda is an independent terrorist organization who
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Encore International Case Study
Overview Encore, an international casual wear company rocketed to $300 million in sales during 2012 after only 10 years in business. Jordan Ellis, the company founder is looking to establish long term expansion into the European and Latin American markets (Gitman & Zutter, 2012). There was unprecedented growth, which no one could have predicted that the company would have with shops in the New York area within every six blocks. Analysts predicted that the company
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Citi Bank Case
paper is about the citi bank and its rise The compensation of the FAs was decided through a "payout-grid" and the payout used to vary with the annual production. On an average he/she used to get 40% of the commissions generated by him/her and 5% in the form of deferred compensation and profit sharing, and 15% was retained by Raymond James to cover back office and clearing costs. Finally, they also received additional benefits like
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Project on Axis Bank
It was a pleasurable experience for me to work on this project report “marketing strategy of AXIS Bank” It has not only helped me to enhance my knowledge about various strategies followed by the company but also reviewed my knowledge about training & job opportunities for the management students. In this project report every possible effort has been made to highlight the major aspects related to the topic by a comprehensive study of literature and
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Internal Control Principles
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction....................................................................................................................1 Internal Control Principles.............................................................................................1 Strengths.............................................................................................................1 Documentation Procedures.....................................................................1 Physical Controls....................................................................................3 Weaknesses.........................................................................................................3 Segregation of Duties.............................................................................3 Independent Internal Verification...........................................................3 Establishment of Responsibility.............................................................4 Physical Controls....................................................................................4 Human Resource Controls......................................................................5 Conclusion.....................................................................................................................6 Works Cited...................................................................................................................7 ILLUSTRATIONS Illustration 1..................................................................................................................2 Illustration 2..................................................................................................................3 Illustration 3..................................................................................................................4 Illustration 4..................................................................................................................5 Introduction Internal Control Principles In order to have a successful business there should be a strong internal control system put into place. Internal control is defined as the policies and procedures management uses to ensure the
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Pizza Patrón and Its International Expansion to Mexico
Pizza Patrón is a private company which was founded in 1986 in the United States of America, in Dallas, Texas. The president and founder of Pizza Patrón, Antonio Swad, started his business with only one pizza store but focused on quality, maintaining low prices and offering excellent service and so, by 1990, he owned a little pizza chain with four locations. One of the other things that distinguished him from other pizza store owners and
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Individual International Trade and Finance Speech
Individual International Trade and Finance Speech Understanding international trade can be a bit tricky. It is very important to know certain key terms that are frequently used within the economic discussion regarding international trade. As I address specific topics such as what happens when there is a surplus of imports brought into the U.S., what are the effects of international trade to GDP, domestic markets and university students, how do government choices in regards to
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Gobal Econ World Cup Case Q2
Q2a) In 2010, South Africa was hosting the 2010 World Cup event, because of it, South Africa had capture many people attention especially who love football. In fact, the World Cup event have bring out a deep impact to South Africa, no matter the benefits and the disadvantages. In order to prepare the World Cup Event, the spent more than R33-billion over a period of four years on infrastructure, close to R12-billion was spent on
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Internal Control
Introduction As a result of the recent scandals of companies such as Enron and WorldCom, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was enacted to preemptively curb fraudulent financial reporting. SOX has strengthened requirements of both internal controls and procedures for financial reporting. For example, one major change requires the CEO and CFO of publicly traded companies to personally validate an auditor’s report for reliability and transparency.1 Internal control is a process where a common goal is achieved
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