Financial System

Outcomes, decide on a course of action and carry it out, evaluate/ review results of

2. How did you generate ideas? How did you narrow the list of ideas down to the best few? Did you encourage consensus building while choosing the best solution(s)? What methods were used to encourage “out-of-the-box” thinking?

IV. Identify problems and solutions with your plan (develop it) and also your aims and objectives:

¿Use the strategic goals to develop a goal for each of the four aspects. Now, be creative, what should the critical success factors and measurements be?

G. Design an effective solution to your most critical issue, justified with insights from your cultural analysis in F. Explain how your solution will make the achievement of the goal (see p. 1) possible. Explain how it will be handled by each key player and why the solution will be accepted by them (use conclusions from your cultural analysis described above to justify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed solution).

How might you use the strategies for applying creativity to problems and issues in addressing this topic?

7. Collect data 8. Process data 9. Analyze data 10. Write report/present findings 11. Action

Which of the following might be part of your problem-solving strategy? (Choose all that apply.)

Step 2: Identify a potential solution. Do you have an idea of what could be done to solve the problem?

For example, as a supervisor at Chemist Warehouse, I provided direction to members of the team

study reports and use that information to debug the issue and determine the root cause of the

The remainder of the paper will tackle the details behind the various analysis and our findings, along with any recommendations for management.

Select five (5) and write a detailed explanation of how your use of these techniques could be applied in your personal and business life. b) For each of the five (5) chosen techniques, write and explain the result you would hope to achieve by use of that technique.

Over the past 27 years, former communist countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) have experienced a comprehensive financial transformation to help them reintegrate into the global economic market. The transformation with the purpose of improving economic development involved labor market, enterprises restructure, governance, policy, privatization and the most important one: financial system.

In a developing country, such as Egypt, misuse and/or lack of foreign exchange is a main constraint to investment and economic growth, as foreign exchange is necessary to obtain foreign intermediate and capital goods. In addition, lack of foreign exchange results in devaluation of the Egyptian pound, which considered the main cause of inflation in the Egyptian economy.