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Has Post-Crisis Regulation Truly Prevented the Next Crisis?
That's an excellent question, and in short, the answer is: It helps, but it's not a silver bullet.
Hey, that's a great question, and indeed one of the biggest headaches for global regulators. I'll try to explain it in plain language.
Imagine you have a child at home who loves adventure and constant...
Yes, absolutely, and it's almost inevitable. Loopholes in accounting standards are fertile ground for laying the groundwork for financial crises.
This is a classic question, much like asking "which is more dangerous, driving too fast or too slow?" The answer isn't black and white. Both scenarios can trigger crises, but the type and onset of the...
Alright, let's talk about Tornado Cash, a well-known yet highly controversial entity in the crypto world.
How Does Tornado Cash Work?
You can think of it as a "super safe deposit box pool for cryptoc...
Okay, regarding the Parent Resident Visa in New Zealand, let me go over the most current and realistic situation for you. This issue concerns many people, and the policy keeps changing, so I'll explai...
Sure, no problem. Regarding the new Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) 6-point system in New Zealand, I'll break it down for you. Don't be intimidated by the name "6-point system" – the logic is actually ...
Hey mate, you've hit the nail on the head. These two questions are arguably the core concerns for anyone considering coming to New Zealand. Having lived here for quite some time, I'll share my perspec...
Okay, let's dive into this quite interesting topic. The idea that cocoa can "bidirectionally regulate" blood pressure is popular in some circles, but we really need to break it down thoroughly.
Hello, that’s a great question! Many people have a love-hate relationship with the term "superfood"—they’re fascinated by its allure but worry it might just be a marketing gimmick they’re overpaying f...
Okay, this is a great question. Let's break it down in plain language.
Why is the Barrier to Financial Leverage So High? A Plain Explanation
Imagine you want to pry up a huge boulder weighing a thousa...
Heading to Japan? That's fantastic! Let me break down the visa process simply.
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### **Q: Do I need a visa for Japan?**
**Answer: Yes!**
If you hold an ordinary passport from China (Mainland Chi...
Hey there! The question you're asking is probably the top concern for everyone considering coming to Japan or already working hard here. Japan's policies are indeed constantly evolving.
Hey there! Seeing you ask this question makes me feel like you're already starting to prepare for your trip to Japan – that's a fantastic first step!
Preparing documents is indeed the top priority whe...
Okay, translating the provided content about Japanese visas for freelancers and remote workers into English, maintaining the original Markdown structure and ensuring natural, accurate language:
Answe...
Hello! I see you're asking about this, so I'll share my understanding to help clarify things for you. For applying for a Japanese work visa, academic qualifications and work experience are indeed two ...
Hello! I see you're asking about the "Certificate of Eligibility" (CoE). This is the first major hurdle and the most crucial step for staying long-term in Japan (over 90 days).
Okay, here's the translation of the provided content into English, maintaining the Markdown format and excluding any additional commentary:
About Buying Property and Getting a Visa/Permanent Residenc...
Will Regulation Make Stablecoins Just Like Traditional Banks?
Hey, that's a really sharp question. Having dabbled in cryptocurrency myself, I've got some insights on stablecoins.
What Would Happen to Berkshire Hathaway If Regulators Prohibited Insurance Companies from Investing in Stocks?
Background Analysis
Berkshire Hathaway's core business model relies on "float" generated ...
Has post-crisis regulation truly been effective in preventing the next crisis?