What are SIFIs? How should they be regulated?
SIFIs are systematically important financial institutions that
were established after the financial crisis. The main reason for
their establishment was to check the financial stability of the
country. Any failure of these institutions can cause a financial
crisis.
They are regulated by the international monetary fund or the
central bank of a country. In the USA, the federal reserve bank
regulates the SIFI. Some global financial institutions are termed
as some of the important institutions that are well protected.
Should superfoods be regulated or not? Why and how?
Find an example of a regulated monopoly. Do you agree that this monopoly should be regulated? If yes, how does regulating it benefit the society? (You may also consider what would happen if it weren't regulated) If no, what are your arguments against regulating it?
How do you think immigration should be regulated in the United States? Or should it?
how should research be limited or regulated on prisoners, terminally ill and pregnant women?
what industries need more regulation and what exactly should be regulated? Why??
Explain how lipolysis regulate adipose tissue? The description should explain how the lipolysis is regulated at the molecular level and include relevant hormones, signaling mechanisms and regulation of lipase activities.
Where does the Corynebacterium diphtheria toxin come from and how is its expression regulated? Should the expression be on or off in a host and why?
The Fed should be regulated by the congress and/or president. Why? Give 5 reasons. What are the 3 regulations.
What is meant by the term metabolic flux, and how is it regulated?
What and how is CFTR used in membranes as a Cl- channel? How is it regulated by CAMP