Automobile Article Reviews Samples For Students

This article entitled Urban Pollution- Many Long Years Ago is an intriguing reminder of humanities ongoing struggle with the pollution of their major cities. This article shows how humanities necessity to colonize and industrialize a particularly profitable location inevitably leads to contamination of this area. This article analyzes some of America's largest cities Boston, Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, Milwaukee, and New York. It shows society's progression from the excessive use of the horse as a means of personal and commercial transportation; to the utilization of the automobile for these same purposes, and more, from 1850 to 1920's. This article identifies ...

The article is about comparing the pollution caused by cars in the 1970’s to the pollution that existed in the United States prior to the automobile. The focus of the article is the pollution caused by the waste of horses. Horses were the cause of a number of pollution related issues in the past. The gases that they released along with the fecal matter they left behind not only resulted in foul odors, but were harmful to the environment and people’s health. There was also the issue of noise, which subsequently increased to horrifying levels in cities ...

Article Review

Summary of modern organization theory
Modern organization theories are based on the fact that any organization is adaptive and dynamic to changes in the working environment. Customer sentiment, competition, technology, market diversity are some of the issues that coarse change in any organization. These modern theories are adaptive, multi-motivated, multi-disciplinary, dynamic, and descriptive, among other characteristics (FAO Corporate Document Repository 2013). Modern theories include systems approach theory, contingency or situational approach, and socio-technical approach theory.

Systems approach theory

Ludwig von Bertalanffy, William Ross Ashby among others founded the theory from the 1940’s to the 1970’s. it view an organization ...

Driverless Car

Financial managers of huge corporations are aimed at increasing the value of their shareholders. This goal requires managers to combine paying dividends to shareholders as well as increasing the long term sustainability and profitability of a company. In many cases financial managers of such companies are ready to do everything to maximize their investments and projects so that the position of their company could improve in recent years (Forbes.com, 2016).
A great example of the corporate finance in real life could be presented by Japanese automobile company Mazda. The company has introduced its most innovative project of renewed Mazda ...

1c) What were the common causes of morbidity found for both cold stress and heat stress?

Ans. The common causes of morbidity found for both cold stress and heat stress were the ambient temperature consisting of heat waves and cold spells. Geographical conditions play a vital role in determining ambient temperature. The intensity and duration of heat waves and cold waves are significant factors influencing morbidity.

2a) Using Table 1103, list one factor that you believe contributes to the trend in motor vehicle accidents from 1990-2009.

Ans. In the given table, it can be inferred that the number of motor vehicle accidents and accident deaths have decreased considerably. This may be attributed to increased public awareness pertaining to safety rules. This awareness has become effective due to efficient promotion and by enforcing rigid rules and ...

Part A--Look up the definitions to, or find some information about, the following

before you start the reading (these can be informal notes):
Macadam— Broken stone of even size used in successively compacted layers for surfacing roads and paths, and typically bound with tar or bitumen.

Subsidy—

Flat fare—
Robert Moses—
Henry Ford—
Mass transit—
Horse cars—
Trolleys--
Hinterland--
FHA—
VA--

Mortgage--

Beltway—
Red-lining---
Edge city—
Lobbying interests--
1956 Interstate Highway Act--

Part B--Be prepared to answer the following in our class discussion:

Why is Henry Ford such an important figure in this history?
Henry Ford made the cars affordable to the millions of people. The new cars cheap and reliable and the assembly lines made the production much faster and more efficient. The ...

Article 1

Engine of Liberation
Most people tend to think that this computer is the core thing, which changed the course of human life. However, the author argues that the car had a much more dramatic effect on the life of the entire society.
It is interesting to say that after reading the arguments that Gordon provides in his article, I notice that I agree with almost every of them. It is true that the well-being of every member of society is growing, as well as the desire to be secured and have a car. This desire would be almost impossible ...

Psychology: Luxury Goods

Psychology: Luxury Goods

Executive Summary

Luxury products is a niche segment of marketing and is not focussed not pricing strategy alone. To effectively market these products, it is important to understand the psychology of today’s youth towards these products. The paper reviews the article “The behaviour of the young towards luxury products” written by Allérès in 1999, in the context of understanding consumer behaviour.
The review of the article establishes three points. First, the young people do aspire for luxury products. Second, the youth is familiar with luxury products and effortlessly recall names of the famous luxury brands. ...

Modern Organization Theory

Summary of modern organization theory
Modern organization theories are based on the fact that any organization is adaptive and dynamic to changes in the working environment. Customer sentiment, competition, technology, market diversity are some of the issues that coarse change in any organization. These modern theories are adaptive, multi-motivated, multi-disciplinary, dynamic, and descriptive, among other characteristics (FAO Corporate Document Repository 2013). Modern theories include systems approach theory, contingency or situational approach, and socio-technical approach theory.
The systems approach theory pictures an organization as an open and organic system that has several subdivisions that make up the whole ...

The growing demand for energy, depletion of petrol, instability of world fuel prices, and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (Cordoş et al. 2011; Pelkmans et al. 2007) has driven the world into the adoption of alternative motor fuels. Pioneered spectacularly in Brazil, Biofuels have been a widely applied alternative, and a subject of most academic interests, especially in the European Union. Biodiesel is environment friendly and locally available. There are efforts to persuade stakeholders to invest in biofuels technology as an indirect way to decrease the use of petrol and diesel in automobiles (Pelkmans et al. 2007). Biofuels are ...