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Introduction

The process of decision making faces ethical dilemmas that require the application of relevant theoretical foundations. The most common theoretical foundations of ethics include utilitarianism, Kant’s categorical imperative, justice as fairness and altruism. Utilitarianism theories require decisions to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people (Johnson, 1952, p.154). Kant based his theory of categorical imperative on the premise that decision makers should focus on right decisions regardless of their costs (Johnson, 1952, p.158). The proponents of the theory of justice as fairness propose that decision makers should guarantee equal rights and opportunities even in the ...

Chapter 4. Question 3

Social media has provided us with new ways to communicate. It has provided several platforms for companies to take advantage of to promote and strengthen one’s brand. With this, I do not think it is necessary to impose policies on controlling the use of social media in the workplace. Since this is a form of communication, I am sure all companies have their inclusive communication policies which aim to control inappropriate behavior. This should cover that for social media. All employees are adults, with sound minds and who knows what is right from wrong. It is time to ...

Understanding Monopolies: News Corp

Introduction
News Corporation is a media conglomerate of media publishing houses, including the publication of newspapers, magazines and books, the production and distribution of promotional and advertising products and the development of digital publishing. The Corporation has a number of business interests, including a few major sports teams. The history, relevance and analysis of News Corp would invariably revolve around its iconic and often controversial owner, Australian-born Rupert Murdoch (Corporate Watch).

History

News Corporation was originally created from the wealth Rupert Murdoch received from his father. He obtained his first newspaper, ‘The Adelaide News.’ by inheritance on the death of his father ...

Similarities between Torvald Helmer and Nils Krogstad

Torvald is an executive who has received a promotion at his bank where he works with Krogstad. Over the storyline, Torvald admits to have studied with Krogstad in his childhood but they this does not make them friends (Ibsen 2010). In fact, in the play they are portrayed as different identities of men in the society. However, they do have similarities.
The first similarity is that the two men have a very shallow view of the society. All their efforts in the play are dictated by how they are viewed in the society. Torvald is a proud representative of the middle-class ...

Split Estate is a movie that generally explains how the rights of individuals contradict according to the law in most states in America. This is explained by how an individual may be having the legal possession of a property such as land, but when minerals like natural gas and oil are discovered beneath that land; oil companies take control over this land (William, 12). Even when the legal procedure is used, most of the surface owners usually end up losing to the mining companies due to the rights and laws governing the mining practice of the minerals (Estate, 16). It is ...

The artist

Christian Paul Kunsch was born in Hagen in the North German state of Westphalia. He is primarily a husband and father but is also a photographer and Taoist for good measure, also describing himself as ‘European’ on his website. His work which is chiefly in black and white is basically inspired by the work of Bernard Plossu, Francoise Nunez, Henri Cartier Bresson and Lucien Herve. However he claims other influences such as the music of Radiohead, Thom Yorke and Max Richter. Another source of inspiration is Wim Wenders, the film director whose movie, ‘Wings of Desire’ is an important part of ...

You: I strongly prop up that in its efforts to sell products without regard to consequences, advertising is essentially a negative influence on society. The advertisement creators come up with ads that are intended to be the most interesting and memorable. In making them memorable and interesting, they form ads that convince people into making the buying decision without considering what product or service will best satisfy their wants. In addition, in the modern society the impact of advertising forms an integral part of everyday life and in the end this negatively influences the society.
You: I oppose that ...

The great depression of 1930s was a world economic crisis. In the United States, there was unemployment, decline of industrial production and decline in stock prices. Stock market crash occurred on “black Tuesday” 29/10/1929. This was the major cause of this great depression. The market lost about $9 billion, and business people with bought stocks using borrowed money, sold them without profit to meet their debt deadline.
The second cause of depression was failing of banks. The number of banks deposits decreased at a high rate and many people lost their savings. So many investors became bankruptcy and lost a lot ...

In Toni Morrison's 1997 novel Paradise, the town of Ruby, Oklahoma is an all-black town that has been established to separate themselves from the tyranny of the white man in Civil Rights-Era America. In order to escape the shackles of exploitation, the community that established (and maintains) Ruby ends up creating a world that is completely free of whites. However, in the process, a whole new realm of discrimination and victimizing occurs, in the form of cutting down on 'contamination,' remaining inside the family lines while creating new generations, and maintaining a strict religious, moral and social standard that everyone must ...

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Abstract
Keywords: purchasing power parity, inflation, exchange rate, foreign investment, domestic investment
International Monetary Relations
The paper aims to understand international monetary relations with respect to currency exchange rates, varying interest rates, inflation rates and purchasing power parity between nations. The calculations are made on the assumption that I have won the Irish Lottery. I bought a ticket while I was on vacation in Ireland and my winnings amount to 1 million (euros) after all taxes were taken out.

Question 1

If the current exchange rate is US$1 equals €0.70, how much did you win in US dollars?
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