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086495
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2009.
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Where a corporate legal person is unable to discharge its debts due to heavy losses, creditors may apply to a people's court for enterprise bankruptcy and debt repayment; the debtor may also apply to a pepole's court for declaring bankruptcy for debts to be repaid.
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180092
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Over the next three decades, it is likely that on the order of 100 U.S. nuclear power reactors—almost the entire U.S. nuclear fleet, which at its peak in 1990 operated 112 commercial reactors—will be shut down and decommissioned. Decommissioning is a costly, time-consuming process that involves removing or decontaminating all radioactive infrastructure and related materials on site to prevent risks to public health so that the land can be safely used for other beneficial purposes. Though federal regulations have required that plant licensees prepare financially for this eventuality, we argue that particularly in light of commonly used corporate structures designed to strictly segregate financial risks, and under the current energy market conditions, the financial regulations in place may be insufficient in some exigent situations to ensure successful decommissioning. We explore available options for legal recourse if funding is inadequate in a corporate law context and pursuant to existing federal law. We comment on the possibility that taxpayers might be required to shoulder all or part of the financial liability at “legacy” plants in the absence of structural changes.
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098746
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123084
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2013.
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GARY C. JACOBSON analyzes the 2012 presidential and congressional elections. He finds that Barack Obama won despite the weak economy because Democrat partisans outnumbered Republican in the highly polarized electorate and remained unusually loyal to their candidate. The relationship between presidential and House and Senate voting patterns was extraordinarily strong, making it the most partisan, nationalized, and president-centered election in at least 60 years.
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107486
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2011.
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Using non-probability purposive sampling, this study matched 23 Taiwanese OTC (Over-the-Counter) bankrupt corporations with 23 non-bankrupt corporations during the period 1999-2005. On the basis of the sample, a predictive and secondary research design was conducted to construct a rolling-prediction model and validate its prediction in Taiwan on OTC corporation bankruptcy risks. The empirical results indicated that the rolling-logit model, compared with the benchmark model, exhibited higher overall accuracy. The successful predictive performances were attributed to a recall mechanism in the rolling-logit model, measuring a corporation's risks on the basis of consistent information across time. However, this study had limitations due to the selection of the sample and variables. These limitations suggest that future research could validate its applicability in other markets or select other explanatory variables in order to improve the predictive ability.
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091774
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2009.
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Assistance to small and medium-sized businesses that suffered serious damage during the global financial and economic crisis was a major subject discussed at the Second Session of the 11th National People's Congress. This article offers a close look at this key sector of China's economy and into its role in providing employment. It also describes the highly instructive experience of that country's executive and legislative branches of government in providing effective incentives for supporting private business.
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086515
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2009.
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Notice of the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China.April 25, 2007. The Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on a Number of Issues Regarding Laws Applied to Enterprise Bankruptcy Cases in Which Investigations Will Not Yet Be Completed at the Time of the Implementation of the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law of the People's Republic of China were passed at Meeting No. 1425 of the Judicial Committee of the Supreme People's Courts on April 23, 2007.
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086518
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2009.
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Notice of the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China, April 12, 2007. The Regulations of the Supreme People's Court on the Appointment of Administrators for Hearing on Cases of Enterprise Bankruptcy was passed at Meeting No. 1422 of the Judicial Committee of the Supreme People's Court on April 4, 2007.It is hereby promulgated and goes into effect as of June 1, 2007.
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