Bid Article Reviews Samples For Students

I agree with the student’s observation on AT&T’s failed bid to acquire Mobile-T which was the fourth largest telecom company in the United States at the time. The merger would have ensured AT&T’s dominance in the American market and would have pushed Verizon to second place. However, it was clearly violating the Sherman Act in attempting to monopolize the telecom industry. The Sherman act also outlaws the intent to monopolize the market with criminal penalties. Section 1 of the Sherman Act prohibits the formation of a trust with domestic and foreign companies. In addition, it the proposed ...

Kim Taylor explores the influences of the west on modern Chinese medicine. According to Taylor, Western scholarly interest in Chinese medicine pushed for scientification of Chinese medicine, prompting more information on traditional healing method. This marked the westernization of Chinese medicine in which the western publications on Chinese medicine depicting traditional medicine as inferior. Chinese on the other hand maintained a preserved culture, secretive to the rest of the world. When releasing information, China did so cautiously. The released information was interpreted according to preconceived idea of what being Chinese involved. The Western interpretation intended to influence Chinese society ...

ARTICLE REVIEWS

The world of business is characterized by several issues that together create the business environment suitable for the players. It is essential to understand that certain factors have a huge bearing on the business frameworks that govern the global markets. Below is a review of sample international business articles;

The article attempts to unravel the misconstrued notion that new technologies like the internet have normalized the marketplace and made it a level ground for all the players. It is critical to understand the underlying disparities that have been assuming by the proponents of new technology and those who continue ...

Introduction

There are fundamental gender differences in organizational management styles, values, leadership strategies and policy preferences, which constitute barriers to women’s ascendancy to the highest levels of leadership. These differences not only condition women’s leadership/managerial styles, but also shape the effectiveness of any such styles, which in turn reflect on their participation in public administration. This paper distils the existent conceptual, theoretical and empirical models on public administration, gender disparities, and underlying factors that prevent women’s upward mobility as well as the subsequent effect on organizational outcomes. Ultimately, however, management and leadership styles in any context continue ...

Bilateral relations between countries, especially neighboring ones are essential to economic growth and peaceful co-existence and are mostly mutually beneficial especially in the areas of commerce and tourism. Seeing as China and Malaysia are both Asian countries they both stand to benefit from good neighborly relations.
Relations between China and Malaysia formally began in 1974 this was in a bid to increase trade ties between both countries that were mutually beneficial. This article seeks to examine the changing faces of Malaysia’s policy towards China from the cold war era, through the post cold war and up to 2004 ...

Turkey’s Accession to EU

Smith (2005) stated that the European Union had finally allowed the formal talks on Turkey’s bid to the EU on October 4, 2005 despite Turkey’s initial application sometime in the 1990s. The news of the negotiations was met in two ways: positively (by Britain and Turkey) and negatively (by most Europeans, Germany, France, and Cyprus). The opposition saw Turkey as a non-European nation that may affect the EU’s total growth and interest, while the supporters saw Turkey a benefit and a crucial step to Middle Eastern affairs, opening new doors for the Europeans . Regardless of the opposition’s sentiments ...