Pinyin: wēi jī

Meaning: It is a moment of danger and opportunity, a moment to test the ability of decision-making and problem-solving, and a turning point in the development of life, group and society. Life and death, interest transfer, like a fork in the road.

Question 2: What is life-threatening? Theoretically, the above three options can be referenced. If you choose a, it means "life-threatening". If you choose B, please refer to the idiom "Life hangs by a thread". If you choose C, the word can be interpreted as "life-threatening".

So I think we can all choose the above answers.

Question 3: What does the crisis mean? 1. is also a danger. Potential disaster or danger. 2. Critical moment. Especially the economic crisis. 3. Dangerous institutions. Used to kill enemies, hunt animals, fish and so on.

Question 4: What do you mean by the next crisis? Is to let him know the problems he should face and whether he has the ability to bear them. Let him feel his own shortcomings, so as to motivate himself.

Question 5: What is the concept of crisis management? Crisis management is the process of planning, decision-making, dynamic adjustment, solution and employee training for enterprises to deal with various crisis scenarios, with the aim of eliminating or reducing the threats and losses caused by the crisis. Crisis management is a specialized management science, which is a pre-established prevention and treatment system and corresponding measures to deal with sudden crisis events, resist sudden disasters and minimize losses.

Crisis management refers to the relevant mechanism to deal with the crisis. Specifically, it refers to the dynamic process in which enterprises learn, formulate and implement a series of management measures and coping strategies in an organized and planned way to avoid or mitigate the serious damage and threats caused by the crisis, including crisis avoidance, crisis control, crisis resolution and post-crisis revival.

In a sense, any measures to prevent the crisis and any efforts to eliminate the risks arising from the crisis are crisis management. But we emphasize the organization, learning, adaptability and sustainability of crisis management.

Crisis management is to find inevitability in contingency, favorable factors in crisis, grasp the law of crisis occurrence, master the methods and art of dealing with crisis, try our best to avoid the harm and loss brought by crisis, and can alleviate contradictions, turn speculation into profit and promote the healthy development of enterprises.

Question 6: What does the financial crisis mean?

The financial crisis in 2008 was the subprime mortgage crisis (also known as the subprime mortgage storm), which refers to the shock, panic and crisis in the international financial market caused by the sharp increase in default rate and credit crunch in the US subprime mortgage industry in the summer of 2007. Subprime mortgage refers to loans provided by some lending institutions to borrowers with poor credit and low income. In recent years, the United States and other countries have relaxed housing credit standards (no down payment, no proof of income, no concern about the quality of mortgage units, etc. ), forming a subprime mortgage market. Sub-prime housing credit is estimated, combined and packaged by lending institutions and Wall Street by financial engineering methods, and then sold in the secondary mortgage market in the form of bills or securities products, attracting other financial institutions and hedge funds to buy at high interest rates.

The global financial crisis triggered by the subprime mortgage crisis is considered to be the most serious and influential financial crisis since the second half of the twentieth century. The impact of this crisis on the real economy has already appeared, and the national consumption in the United States has dropped significantly. China's export economy has been hit. Coastal export processing enterprises (toys, shoes, hardware, etc. ) has stopped production and closed down. It may be more serious by the first half of next year.

According to the trend, it will take about 2-3 years to rebuild a new financial system. End the financial crisis.

Question 7: What does the financial crisis mean? Very vivid explanation. First of all, economy is a whole concept. Formula: economy = finance+finance: sum of money and credit; Finance: the income and expenditure of the country. So the financial crisis is much smaller than the economic crisis. There is only one economic crisis in the world. Do you know which one? ) explanation: state revenue and expenditure: the state's tax revenue and expenditure includes welfare and public expenditure. (If there is a problem in the country's balance of payments, people's livelihood means bankruptcy) So economic crisis = financial crisis+financial crisis (Now many scholars think that financial crisis = economic crisis, but I object to this view, because they think that the current financial crisis will generally cause economic crisis. For example, the Black Friday incident did cause economic crises in many countries. But I stress again that the world economic crisis has only happened once. But the world financial crisis has happened more than once. Do you know how serious the financial crisis in America is? I copied it. It's wonderful. The most common official explanation for the financial crisis is subprime loans. However, the total amount of subprime loans is only a few hundred billion, while the rescue funds in the United States have already reached more than one trillion. Why is the crisis still in sight? Some articles pointed out that the root of the crisis is that financial institutions adopt "leverage" transactions; Other experts pointed out that behind the financial crisis is 62 trillion credit default swaps (CDS). So, what is the relationship between subprime mortgage, leverage and CDS? What kind of interaction between them caused today's financial crisis? For simplicity, we used several hypothetical examples. If there is anything wrong, welcome criticism and discussion. 1. leverage: At present, many investment banks operate with 20-30 times leverage in order to make huge profits. Suppose Bank A has its own assets of 3 billion, and 30 times leverage is 90 billion. In other words, this bank A uses 3 billion assets as collateral and borrows 90 billion for investment. If the investment gains 5%, then A will gain 4.5 billion yuan, which is 1.50% relative to A's own assets. On the other hand, if the investment loses 5%, then Bank A loses all its assets and still owes 654.38+0.5 billion. 2.CDS contract: As leveraged operation is risky, according to normal regulations, banks will not take such risky operations. So someone came up with a way to take leveraged investment as "insurance". This kind of insurance is called CDS. For example, in order to avoid leverage risk, Bank A turned to Institution B.. Institution B may be another bank or insurance company, and so on. A said to B, What about the default insurance on the loan you gave me? I'll pay you 50 million insurance premium every year, 10 years, totaling 500 million. If my investment doesn't default, you will get the insurance premium for nothing. If you break the contract, you have to compensate me. A thinks that if I don't default, I can earn 4.5 billion, of which 500 million is used for insurance, and I can make a net profit of 4 billion. If there is a breach of contract, there is insurance compensation anyway. So for A, it is a business that only makes money without losing money. B is a shrewd man. He did not immediately agree to A's invitation, but went back and made a statistical analysis, and found that the situation of breach of contract was less than 1%. You can get a total of 50 billion insurance money by doing 100 businesses. If one of them defaults, the compensation will not exceed 5 billion. Even if the two companies default, they can earn 40 billion. Both A and B thought the deal was good for them, so they made a decision immediately, and everyone was very happy. Third, the CDS market: after B did this insurance business, C was jealous. C ran to tell B, how about you selling me this 100 CD? Each contract will give you 200 million yuan, a total of 20 billion. B thought it would take 10 years to get my 40 billion, but now I have 20 billion when I change hands, and there is no risk. Why not? So b and c will make a deal right away. In this way, CDS flows to the financial market like stocks, and can be traded and traded. In fact, after C got this batch of CDs, he didn't want to wait 10 for another 20 billion, but put it on the market and sold it at a price of 22 billion. D saw this product, calculated that 40 billion MINUS 22 billion, and there was still 654.38+08 billion to earn. This is a "primitive stock". It's not expensive. I'll buy it right away. As soon as it changed hands, C made 2 billion. Since then, these CDs have been copied repeatedly in the market, and now the total market value of CDs has been copied to 62 trillion US dollars. Four. Subprime loans: A, B, C, D, E, F ................................................................................................................................................ & gt

Question 8: What do you mean by hidden crisis? It means to describe a critical situation.

Literally, hidden crisis refers to the existence of invisible crisis.

Question 9: What is crisis public relations? What is crisis public relations?

Crisis public relations is a series of self-help actions taken by enterprises to cope with the crisis due to poor management, peer competition or even malicious destruction or special external events, including eliminating the impact and restoring the image. Crisis public relations is a part of crisis management system.

Features:

Unexpected: The specific time, actual scale, specific situation and impact depth of the crisis were unexpected.

Focus: After entering the information age, the information dissemination of the crisis develops much faster than the crisis itself. The media is like borrowing from the east wind to the crisis.

Destructive: Because crises often have the characteristics of "surprise, surprise", regardless of the nature and scale of the crisis, it will inevitably cause different degrees of damage to enterprises, resulting in confusion and panic. However, due to the limited decision-making time and information, it often leads to decision-making mistakes and incalculable losses.

Urgency: For enterprises, once the crisis breaks out, its destructive power will be released and spread rapidly. If it can't be controlled in time, the crisis will worsen sharply, and the enterprise will suffer more losses.