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Russian dolls and Matryoshkas Communication analogy can be linked to Matryoshka dolls or Russian nesting dolls. These dolls consist of seemingly endless series of wooden figures which can be pulled apart to reveal another figure with some resemblance or common motif inside. The adult person could think a Russian doll as a discrete unit but a part of the larger system highly connected with the life of other. There are two paths ahead of single individual, first is to change him according to others and second is to change others according to will of himself. Generally, people adopt the path of least resistance and adjust themselves according to the situation. To change others according to his will should demand the tough and dominant characteristic to bind others to change according to them.   Russian dolls and Matryoshkas used metaphorically, as a design paradigm, called as the "matryoshka principle" or "nested doll principle". It is used to signify the re

Summary and analysis- The article titled as, “ U.S. Oil Prices Decline as Fed Exuberance Wanes” appeared in Wall Street Journal on 10/8/13 12:24 AM, later on updated on September 20, 2013, 2:41 p.m. ET. The article was written by BRETT PHILBIN focusing on the issue of declining of oil prices in open market due to current fluctuations in the production and other political pressure. In the US Federal Reserve’s is still easing the monetary policy despite of current disturbances in Middle East. The effect of the change of the political situation is different in Europe and USA, the prices of oil goes down mainly due to overdone production resumption of Libyan oil. The assumption acts as future market and contract goes in different mood in Europe and USA. The tension of Syria and US over the issue of chemical warfare also added the sensitivity to issue of oil prices. At the end of trading session, the prices fell 65 cents or 0.6% to $105.74 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchan

Summary- The article titled with, “ Talisman in Talks to Pare Stake in Kurdistan Assets” appeared in Wall Street Journal on 10/8/13 12:24 AM, later on updated on September 20, 2013, 2:41 p.m. ET. The article was written by CHESTER DAWSON focusing on the issue of Oil Projects in Northern Iraq and their stages of development. The company named Canada's Talisman Energy Inc is going through financial trouble so the company is planning to sell potential oil-producing region of Kurdistan in northern Iraq. The company’s position is down due to slump in North American Natural gas prices so the company decided to sell the two active exploration sites. The two blocks is having in partnership with another Canadian Company WesternZagros Limited having 40 percent in one and 60 percent in another, the ret share belong to government. The financial crisis has forced the company to go for cost cutting and selling the two potential gas-producing blocks in Kurdistan Iraq. The move is necessa

 Economic Crisis-US The current economic crisis of the US affected the company and business environment to larger extent. The main cause for this was US subprime loan and debt ceiling and crisis. The question arises how high US debt levels would hurts Americans, the answer is obvious that there is much risk due to high US debt levels risk. The different companies react differently towards the situations of the financial disturbances. The companies who react quickly can minimize their risk otherwise they will disappear. The articles throw some light on the problem http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2013/02/how-the-united-states-high-debt-will-weaken-the-economy-and-hurt-americans   Higher Interest Rates High cost of living due to higher interest rates on mortgages, car loans, and other loans making the families harder to borrow Business houses have to work hard to build the financial security so that they cannot concentrate on the primary function that is ma