Essays on Crisis

An essay exploring the effect of the macroeconomic environment in Italy and Russia as it relates to Proctor and Gamble’s international economic activity. Procter and Gamble [P&G] is the world’s top producer of household products. P&G manufactures a wide range of products from toilet paper and sanitary products to food and cleaners. It can be said that the company produces everything a consumer could need to stock their homes comfortably. June 2014, P&G reported over eighty-three million dollars in revenues during that fiscal year (MarketLine, 2015). P&G’s headquarters are located in Cincinnati, Ohio but the massive ...

The world of business is quickly evolving, and risks have become the order of the day. The ability of a company to manage risks will determine the duration and the anticipated levels of success the company enjoys in the market. Some risks can be financial while others can be reputational, infrastructure, marketplace driven (Solozhentsev, 2012). In a competitive market, there are numerous risks that a company is likely to encounter. Therefore, it is important that proper strategies are put in place to ensure that desired success is attained regardless of the risks involved. Many businesses have shifted their focus ...

Clean water is an essence of every human’s life, however, in Flint, Michigan; residents are consuming contaminated water after the water source was changed from Detroit water to Flint River. The contamination of the water has caused serious health problems to the public. However, the lead contamination in the Flint water can be addressed. For instance, if offered an opportunity to warrant that the water crisis is solved, I would ensure that all the piping is replaced and upgraded. In addition, I will make sure that the water is thoroughly treated before it is released to the residents. ...

1. Identify each cause of action that is pursued and the plaintiff and defendant to the lawsuit The general procedure of the case will involve investigating the concepts of the case and applying the legal scholarship to the facts that are demonstrated. The specified facts that will allow the families in the case to bring a case against the hospital include a major lack of consideration regarding the potential hazards that were made evident in the report filed by the Joint Commission. The failure of the hospital to develop solutions to these problems resulted in various medical issues This ...

The natural resources like oil and gas are of great importance for any country, as the drive the plants, heating and so on. This market though important is very tricky and it take much effort and resource not only to enter it, but to stay. Exxon Mobil is one of the biggest international corporation in a gas and oil fields. To ensure stability, promote growth and avoid potential dangers it is essential for any companies to be prepared, thus different analysis like SWOT, PEST and STEEP are performed, to evaluate the current situation in the company and on the ...

The EU Should Admit the Western Balkan Countries Soon Even if They Do Not Meet all Criteria

The Name of the Class Introduction Nowadays there are 28 member countries in the European Union. From its humble beginning as a peace holder after the horrible outcomes of the end of the first and second world wars, European Union grew to the powerful and strong economic and political union. EU countries share common economic zone, political values, such as strict rules towards corruption, and so on. Historically, the reason why “ECSC or the European Coal and Steel Community” (Cia.gov, 2016) was so successful that it enabled to create EU afterwards, was because after couple of years of its ...

Introduction

The society, even before, has been full with many peculiarities that are increasingly becoming more known and acceptable for many. One’s peculiarities or unconventional traits may likewise be his or her clothing choice, appearance, sexual preference or genetic disposition. Among these peculiarities are individuals with intersex condition. An intersex condition is a range of conditions that give rise to an atypical development of one’s physical sexual characteristics. An intersex condition may likewise involve deformities in the external sex organs, internal reproductive tissues and organs, sex chromosomes, or sex hormones. This condition may be manifested in many ways ...

The provision of quality healthcare whose value matches the health and safety needs of patients remains the biggest challenge for most health care organizations and centers. With dynamics in the healthcare sector and the introduction of healthcare legislation such as the Obama Care Act that emphasize on the provision of quality and equitable healthcare to consumers of healthcare services, most healthcare organizations have had to device strategies and come up with initiatives for ensuring quality in healthcare delivery to patients. Višnjić, Veličković and Jović (2012) define quality healthcare as one that meets and satisfies that health and ...

For many years, Canada has been embroiled in disputes over alleged cases of misconstrued education system that had adverse implications for the Aboriginal communities’ cultural values. In what has been termed as cultural genocide, the legitimization of the residential education system was considered to be the helm of Canada’s historical lowdown (Meredith, 2011). Several concerns have been netted for as long as the history of Canada. There have been numerous ethical and cultural concerns about the existence of the Residential Education System within the academic circles of the Aboriginal jurisdiction. The problem of cultural erosion has had a ...

Corporate Social Responsibilities and Ethics

The concept of (CSRs) means that companies, organizations and/or societies have both societal and ethical responsibilities stretching beyond their existing economic responsibilities (Tuan, 2012). It requires these organizations to elaborate how they understand their responsibilities in efforts to including other stakeholders like customers, employees, local communities, customers, state governments, suppliers, international organizations among others. CSR stresses the need for organizations to behave like good corporate members of the society or citizens, by not only complying with laws and policies but also conducting their activities in ways protect the environment and other resources. Ethics may be seen as the fundamental ...

Higher education in the United States faces a number of challenges because of the opportunity gaps that exist in the society. The opportunity gaps stem from the increase in immigration of minority groups in the society and the lack of affordability for higher education in these minority groups. Despite the current arguments in the United States that there is the attainable American Dream, there are still those persons who cannot access or afford higher education. The truth is that children of lower socio-economic groups will have a more difficult time accessing higher education and this leads to the limitations ...

The purpose of this paper is to explore a scenario that in turn is affecting the human lives and increasing health concerns in a particular area. Moreover, the study also intends to discuss the Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) initiatives carried out by Coca-Cola to resolve the issues that are associated with the scenario. For the evaluation of CSR initiatives, many secondary resources are utilized. Nigeria is the country that constantly encounters issues related to the insufficient water supply in accordance with the needs of the rapidly growing population. As a result of disparity regarding the clean drinking water, more ...

Introduction

Money is a means of payment for services and goods. Money can also be defined as anything that allows us to purchase goods and services (Stanford 2008, 189). Money serves number of functions like measure of value, means of exchange and store of value. These functions often contradict each other and these contradictions may lead to economic crisis.

Function of money

Money: In ancient times, barter system was used for payment of services and commodities. It was difficult to put exchange value on commodities or services rendered. Trading in barter system was highly inefficient, as seller had to find a buyer who ...

Crisis Communication

Background Target Corporation is the second largest discount retailer in the United States and opened its first store in 1962. The first store was located in Roseville, Minnesota and by 1972 there were 46 stores throughout the United States. In 1982 Target Corporation had acquired 33 FedMart stores in Arizona, California and Texas. The company now has 1800 stores across the United States and has extended its operations into Canada since 2013. There were 133 locations across Canada as of 2015 but the company has shut down operations there due to financial difficulties. Wesfarmers began operating an Australian version ...

Impact of Unemployment on the Long Term

The unemployment is defined as the state of looking for a job and not being able to get a job. The unemployed people are willing to be in the labor market; however, the economies cannot produce enough jobs for all the workers. The unemployment might continue the long term, especially after the recession times in the national economies (Krueger, Cramer and Cho 230). The ability to create new jobs is very essential for the national economies. The recession times in the world cause an increase in the unemployment rate, and some of the unemployments are long-term unemployments. The most ...

Impacts of Social Media on Public Relations Practices and Crisis Management

Social media has created a channel for organizations, particularly public relations managers to communicate issues ascribed to crisis management. However, it has also increased pressure among public relations managers who struggle to formulate or craft messages as well as main control information that flows from diverse users. Monitoring the content of information disseminated by stakeholders on social media sites is significant owing to the fact that though these sites stakeholders spread and disseminate information ascribed to organizational reputation.

Crisis communication preparedness plans can address this issue by ensuring that social media is integrated into communication plans/strategies, particularly crisis communication ...

Following the occurrence of the deep water horizon disaster, this case study is to evaluate the possible factors that contributed to the disaster at Deep Water Horizon, Crisis communication. This would help in coming up with recommendations and crisis management of such cases.

Organizational factors The deep ocean water was preventable had there been existing practices and progressives guidelines to be followed. Those catastrophic failures was because of multiple violations of laws governing the public resource development and the proper regulatory oversight. Due to occurrence of this deep ocean water disaster, additional weaknesses in the barriers of the system ...

Investment bankers helps corporations and high net worth individuals to invest their money diligently. They also advice clients on various financing option for investment projects and facilitate the issuance of financial securities on their behalf. They also provide other additional services to their clients including specific transactions advice, mergers and acquisition advice, reorganization among many others. Investment bankers are often located in large financial institutions. Corporations use investments bankers because they save them time and money. Investment bankers are trained and have the expertise to identify any potential risks that are likely to arise in a project before the ...

The topic of the paper will focus on the organizational sustainability and management. The companies are today confronted with many challenges with improving the strategies, structure, social, economic and environmental performance. Crisis management is focusing on the survival of organizations with planning and making a formal plan how to act in the crisis situations that are threatening the sustainability. The companies have done many steps forward in starting to made business more sustainable with products, process, services and other activities. The thesis of this paper follows: organization and their crisis management should develop and implement the sustainable policies and ...

The identity of a child in an interracial relationship, irrespective of the ethnicity of the parents or partners, creates complexities for the child that is based around confusion and racism. The stress of the confusion creates a sense of perplexity from an early stage, from understanding two ethnic cultures, the way of life, eating habits to name a few. The child in an interracial relationship is heavily burdened with expectation from a very early stage that creates unnecessary pressure on them to belong to two sets of norms and cultures, since the most stress comes early on from a ...

Abstract

The importance of social media websites is constantly increasing. Now they play a significant role in the daily life of every individual. Businesses are also involved in the social media, as these websites represent many opportunities for them, such as advertising, promotion, customer relations, receiving feedback, and etc. Due to the significant importance and time consuming of social networks, there appeared many issues related to them, e.g. the use of social media websites in the workplace, work productivity, and changes in the employer and employee relations. Nowadays employers face many issues with the use of such websites by their ...

Interprofessional collaboration has been one of the growing trends within the health care sector lately. It involves interdependence of the different health care professionals such as nurses, physicians, laboratory staff, and even patients. The complexity of the patient-care concerns that need to be tackled by these professionals can be efficiently and effectively addressed through appropriate collaboration among the professionals. However, the various evidenced provided by different researches on the benefits of collaboration are yet to be seen and applied in the activities in health care institutions (Porter-O’Grady, 2011). As mentioned, nurses are one of the stakeholders who are ...

Inflation and its Impact on Gas Prices

Inflation and its Impact on Gas Prices The American economy has experienced several changes over the past two and a half decades. Since the 1990s, the economy has experienced rising and dropping levels of inflation, which has, in turn, resulted in uneven changes in the prices of different commodities including gas. The average gas price in 1990 was $1 per gallon and has been rising since then with the highest price of $3.53 per gallon being noted in 2011 (Avro, 2012). In between the years, the price has dropped but has not gotten to levels of as low as $ ...

INTRODUCTION

In its most basic form, counseling is about helping other people to help themselves. Professional school counseling is a specialized form of counseling which focuses on the specific needs of students and helps them to achieve the highest and best levels of their potential. The purpose of this report is to provide a 3-step analysis of the career of professional counseling. It is a final project which synthesizes and presents a practical exegesis into the concept of school counseling and how it occurs in American high schools. This report will be focused on the state of New York and ...

Introduction

The commencement and ending of Homer’s epic poem the Iliad depict a rational existence of humans before and after the interference of the immortal beings respectively. The middle passages are different as they present a palpable yet gradual build up of human emotions that warrant an alliance with the gods and goddesses in the text. In turn, a paradox emerges in the depiction of the relationships between the mortals and the immortals in the Homeric poem: the gods are necessary for Homer’s presentation of the humans, but they are also to blame for the unstable attitudes and ...

The subprime mortgage crisis was due to house prices decline and a crisis in the banking industry due to diminished liquidity at a time was going through a period of recession (Demyanyk & Hemert, 2008). Demyanyk & Hemert (2008) argues that the subprime mortgage crisis had its genesis from the high loan delinquencies and mortgage foreclosures inherited between the years 2001 and 2006 with the year 2006 being the most notorious culprit. Wilse-Samsony (2010) claims that the high cases of delinquency and foreclosure may have been caused by caused by resets in the interest rates, poor consumer loan product information and ...

If you happen to live in a large, or even mid-sized city, you may come across a great deal of homeless people. People who live without the most basic necessity, namely shelter, have become so common that many, more fortunate people do not even notice they have become a part of the new American landscape. A nation that allows its citizens to live without basic shelter has no right to call itself civilized, and must adopt humane policies and practices in order to solve this growing epidemic. Homelessness in the richest nation in the world is a shame, and ...

Some of the first emergency management examples are Hurricane Andrew, Hurricane Katrina, the Buffalo snowstorm, and California wildfires.

The federal government has a secondary role in managing public risk. The constitution gives this power to the states, and the federal government is only called in the state cannot handle the situation. The Flood Control Act of 1936 was signed into Law in 1936. It gave the United States Army Corps of Engineers the ability to build infrastructure to mitigate the effects of floods. The Cold War brought the United States and Russia close nuclear war. This would have been detrimental to the world. It did however push the United States towards preparing for the potential nuclear fallout.

The San Fernando earthquake led to the creation of the National Flood Insurances Program.

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“A Serious Talk” by R. Carver covers the themes of separation, jealousy and identity crisis through the conflict development between protagonist Burt and his antagonist Vera with the help of limited narration, extensive symbolism, dramatic irony and absurd actions. The third-person point of view seems objective at first, but later clearly hints that the narration is limited to protagonist perspective, which shows how the main character is unable to let go of his wife. Moreover, it is seen in Burt’s attitude to Vera’s house, as if it is his own, and in his mention of multiple Vera’ ...

In 2008, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) unanimously adopted a resolution to protect Iraq’s assets from any international threats stemming from Saddam Hussein’s era (MacFarquhar, 1). Such assets included oil, Iraq’s main asset, and other revenues from the country’s international trade. Given the precarious state that the country was in at the moment, it was necessary for the country to receive such protection or else it could be hit by a humanitarian crisis. It is estimated that Iraq has 144 billion barrels of oil hence making oil account for approximately 90% of revenues (MacFarquhar, ...

Civil wars and domestic conflicts tend to have devastating effects on a country. Wars negatively affect a country’s political, economic, and social sectors. The Syrian civil war, which started in 2011, is stated as one of the worst conflicts of the modern times. The fighting, which started as revolutionary protests but escalated into civil war, has affected both Syria and countries neighboring Syria. The conflict has resulted in one of the greatest humanitarian crises experienced in modern times with the death toll reaching up to 250000 people. Other than the high death toll and displacement rates, the Syrian ...

According to the recent State of the World’s Cities Report 2012, a holistic and integrated approach is essential for the well-being of all. It is critical to get aware of the new risks and support the cities to make the world progress economically, socially and environmentally. Although different crises of varying intensity have hit the cities, it is felt that cities can provide a solution for the regional and global crises via flexible and creative platforms. Part One: Prosperity and Urban Trends The future cities will be the center of prosperity. The human beings find their basic needs ...

In the United States today, health care spending currently comprises over $2.7 trillion dollars and this accounts for nearly 17 percent of GDP .(Gruber 2011) To contextualize this statistic, in the manufacturing sector, GDP was close to $1.8 trillion and in real estate, $1.9 trillion in 2011.(Gruber 2011) The health care sector is one of the biggest sectors of the United States Economy. As the baby boom generation continues to retire, these numbers are expected to accelerate. Health care spending today also comprises a huge fraction of federal and state spending, and these numbers are anticipated to grow ...

British Petroleum (BP) is an energy company, ranked as the third largest in the world. It undertakes oil exploration, refining, and the sale of oil products. The energy industry exposes the company to numerous risks and uncertainties in the exploration, extraction, refining, and sale of products (Bamberg, 2000 p.34). BP has however managed to maintain its top position in having a 100% oil reserve replacement for 17 years. Despite the efforts to maintain safety precautions, unfavorable events have followed the company’s operations. One instance is the explosion in the Gulf of Mexico where the company was drilling in ...

“Environmental sustainability is the ability to maintain the qualities that are valued in the physical environment” . Analysts, environmentalists, and researchers had been scratching their heads to predict the outcome of the inconsiderate course through which we are heading, for very long. And each time, the data they receive shows that the news doesn’t bode too well for the future. The population explosion, the environmental depletion, and unsustainable resource exploitation had, almost, depleted the natural balance in our ecosystem. “Environmental sustainability could be defined as a condition of balance, resilience, and interconnectedness that allows human society to satisfy its ...

According to Davies, there are several health issues around the world that should get appropriate attention concerning the infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS. Therefore, the international relations (IR) should approach the health issues while considering the security of individuals (globalists) and the states (statist). Davies argues that the problem does not show too many differences of the above perspectives (globalist and statist). However, the international relations can only afford to contribute and practice health issues through security languages. In addition, health issues should be taken seriously by the international relations and not for the sake of security, but to ...

1. Olympus introduced new product “Compact Cameras” that was manufactured by the use of advanced technologies. The uses f the product were larger than existing product especially SLR cameras. The new product was quite compact with multiple uses, and it was expected to derive potential profits to the organization. However, the company got into trouble because of declining sales of SLR cameras. The company through sales of SLR cameras generated the substantial revenue. The automatic exposures of features and autofocus zoom advantage of compact cameras dropped the sales of SLR cameras. Olympus Optical Company, Ltd. suffered big loss due ...

Question 1 a

Tourism, as well as other factors associated with it such as travelling, are associated with several risks. While it is not the hospitality industry that carries risks in its operations, its managers often overlook them. In turn, it could lead to the occurrence of a crisis. For this reason, it becomes important to devise ways to manage crises in cases of their occurrence. There are several differences between a risk and a crisis in the hospitality industry. First, a crisis is an event that has already been identified, while a risk uses data to determine its occurrence. Therefore, a ...

Vista Aerospace case

In most general terms, risk assessment can be defined as an examination of factors that can harm people in course of one’s activities. Most important issues to be considered in terms of choosing supplier include the suppliers’ capacity and their experience in producing electronic equipment in general and aviation equipment in particular. These factors can particularly influence supplier’s capacity to produce quality equipment and, in turn, passengers’ security and safety. In case of Essilor (Brazilian supplier), an important risk deals with the fact that an extent to which the company is experienced in producing electronic equipment. Furthermore, ...

Introduction

The object of this investigation is Rodamas Group. The Rodamas (which means “golden wheel”) has been found in 1951 in Jakarta (Dieleman & Kamal, 2009, 2). While Indonesia differed by little industrial activity and had no expertise to produce even basic products domestically, the company Rodamas played he roe of the importer. The Rodamas had close relationships with different multinational companies, especially from Japanese, which were interested in selling products on the Indonesian market. In the late 1960s and 1970s Rodamas naturally extended its trading partnerships with different foreign companies into manufacturing joint ventures. Thus, the mission of the company ...

Introduction:

Corporate governance is a practice that defines all the mechanisms, procedures, processes and relations by which firms are controlled and directed. Governance structures and principles highlight the allocation of responsibilities and rights among the different parties in the firm such as: boards of directors, managers, shareholders, auditors, creditors, regulators, and other stakeholders. The governance mechanisms encompass the monitoring of actions, policies, and corporate decisions, their subsidiaries, and the stakeholders. The Citigroup mortgage crisis sets an example in substantiating the outcomes of poor corporate governance, where the top management fails in implementing oversight procedures that would have averted corruption and ...

2007 Housing Market Bubble 2007 Housing Market Bubble

Introduction

The 2007 housing crash was the worst bubble burst experience that has ever been encountered in the U.S. history, an occurrence that led to financial crisis. It is important to appreciate the fact that different factors led to the housing bubble of 2007, with some of the primary causes being the credit crunch that was caused by the housing bubble. Nathsanson & Zwick (2015) assert that irrational exuberance is among the aspects that led to the development of a ripe environment for the growth of housing bubble hence contributing to the financial ...

Question 1a. Giving appropriate examples and using your own words, differentiate between risk and crisis as used in the hospitality and tourism discipline. In the tourism industry, risk and crisis are two distinct but interrelated terms. Risk refers to the possibility that of the occurrence of potential threats, thus the need to employ the needed pro-active solution to lessen or eliminate it. Accordingly, because of the dangers associated with risks in the industry, there is a great need to ascertain the likelihood of its occurrence and ways on how to manage such risk. An example of risk in the ...

Abstract

Currently, U.S. Military structures experience a crisis due to the high number of deaths in American military structures because of suicide. The suicide crisis among active duty troops and veterans, many of which have no experience of deployment in war zones, indicates that military sector faces deep-rooted problems. Finding the solutions for military suicide prevention is not easy and momentary. On the basis of relevant articles and statistics, this paper summarizes the main reasons of military suicide commitment, taking into account the actions for suicide prevention. It also aims to identify why multiple governmental programs and initiatives in this ...

Cuba has been a communist country since 1965 and we can observe the very controversial moments in Cuba’s development at the moment. On the one hand, this country offers free education and health care services and therefore there is high level of literacy, old life expectancy and overall human development. On the other hand, this country is in general poor and its macroeconomic indicators are very low. So it seems that the Cuban planned economy has failed and the local people have to look for the ways how to survive. In the article “To live Outside the Law ...

The savings and loans crises did not occur until the 1980’s. Sudden deregulation, competition and market volatility in the late 1970’s started the crises. In 1979 there were sudden changes to traditionally low interest rates because the Federal Reserve doubled the interest rate to combat inflation. The savings & loans associations (S & Ls) made most of their money from low interest mortgages and tried to increase their interest rates to make up the shortfall. Furthermore, The S & Ls was restricted by regulation Q that capped the amount of interest that they could pay to depositors; they could not ...

Abstract

Writing and reading poetry is a way to grow emotionally and intellectually, as language articulates and frames experience symbolically. Writing poetry is also a natural process, serving young people’s innate need to explain themselves and their lives in the world. Poetry is a vehicle for expressing altruistic values and philosophical explorations about life’s meaning. And both reading and writing poetry is a free and available resource that can be used for self-exploration, gratification, and healing for a lifetime. Reading poetry allows the reader to connect with the writer in an emotional and creative manner forming universal relationships. ...

Responses#4 (Significance of the text)

Policing the Crisis The study “Policing the Crisis” focuses mainly on a moral panic over “mugging” that took place in the 1970s. During the 70s period the first occurrence over mugging in Britain regarding moral panic. Mugging word has used in this chapter that not only refers to a crime but it also taken as a reasonable exercise of judicial power. The word mugging had first utilized in the USA and referred to those that being robbed by a black man. Moreover, it shows that behavior of black men has become dangerous to peaceful men, so this was enough ...

Management Performance Analysis: Dillard’s Inc. – Chapter 2

Chapter 2 Situation Analysis - Dillard’s Inc. Each and every company that exists must have a situation; the prevailing terms and conditions under which a company operates in. Dillard’s Inc. is not an exception; it operates, which any given context (Harrison& John, 2010). Although the term situation is not properly understood by several investors, it is worth acknowledging it since it houses a firm and its operations; at times its favorable to the business or not. Ideally, a situational analysis is primarily based on the general position or rather the context under which a given firm is ...

DB # 2

The article is about the aspects of transparency of the financial statements and the accountability of the accounts and related parties. The transparency of government organizations and the role of accountants is discussed in the article. Moreover, the article explains that the reporting standards are different in different countries which is creating problems for the stakeholders in comparability and understandability of the financial statements. ("AICPA Insights", 2015) The accounting concepts discussed in the article are accruals and the pension schemes for the employer participation and governmental pension plans. The main reason of discussing the accrual concept is that it ...

Managing Organization Change

An organization’s existence and operation are always influenced and shaped by different environmental drivers that surround it. These drivers may have their genesis within and outside that particular organization. The sensitivity or insensitivity to these environmental dynamics may contribute to the survival or the fall of an organization respectively (Dixon & Day 2010, p. 275). The institutional environment is always changing with time and knowledge advancement. What may have worked and led to success in a given organization at one point may become outdated and obsolete. Failure of an organization to evolve in relation to these changes may result ...

The world of Sociology is ever-changing in terms of its structure to reflect the growing and changing dynamics of the population. There are many theories that encompass the teachings of Sociology that are very important to fully understand the complete scope of the subject. One of these theories is the Structural Functionalist theory. Structural functionalism, or functionalism as it is most commonly called is a theory in the subject of Sociology. However this theory can also be applied to the subject of anthropology, biology and political science. It is a theory that explains that society is a system who ...

How does water use of the past compare/contrast with water use today and how does our water use over time relate to the global water crisis? Humans depend on the environment, and evolution has not reduced this dependency. Humanity’s dependence on the environment is not the only similarity between the past and the present. Even though it researchers have believed for a long time that the societies of the past did not damage their environments as the present industrialized societies do, it has been discovered that the effect of past societies’ environmental exploitation can be compared to that ...

Wal-Mart’s performance depends on the following external factors: competition, socio-economic, political and technological factors. Wal-Mart has been an absolute market leader for many years in a row. In 2014 Wal-Mart became a leading grocery retailer in the USA with the market share of 25% (Statista, 2015). Due to the advantage in the economies of scale and financial power, the company will be able to dominate in the market in the nearest future. The socio-economic factors also have a very positive influence on Wal-Mart. The USA has recovered from the economic crisis, the unemployment level is below 8% and ...

[Enter Student Name] [Enter University Name] The following list seeks to compile organizations that are specifically related to issues surrounding school violence, aggression, bullying, cyber-bullying, peace and reconciliation, gender and race, and values in conflict resolution.

For each organization, I will give the name of the organization, a link, and a brief description of available information.

Organizations on School Violence U.S. Department of Education http://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/school-discipline/index.html . The U.S. Department of Education offers resources on School Climate and Discipline where they consider how to curb school violence. This references articles by leading scholars in the field and tools for teachers, parents, and students. STRYVE (Striving to Reduce Youth Violence Everywhere) http://vetoviolence.cdc.gov/apps/stryve/ While this organization concentrates on youth violence in general, a ...

Assignment Title

Credit Expansion In 2001, the economy faced a mild recession (GDP dropped by 0.3%) with unemployment remaining at a 30-year low (only 4%). Policy makers concluded that such a small drop was an end of a business cycle. The Federal Reserve, however, took measures to stimulate borrowing and spending and decreased interest rates multiple times throughout a year resulting in 40 years lowest 1.75%. The end of the recession and low-interest rates caused a rapid growth in housing and construction. The recovery was characterized by extremely small unemployment gains in all sectors of the economy except for construction. In ...

9-2) Beer and marijuana are substitute goods, i.e. when the demand for one goes up, it is expected that the demand for the other is likely to go down, as most people would consume either of the two products. When marijuana gets legalized, the distributors would fear that their sales would decline. So beer distributors are likely to oppose the legislation regarding legalizing marijuana. On the other hand, snack food and marijuana are generally considered to be complementary products, i.e. the demand for one of them increases the demand for the other. This way, when marijuana gets legalized, snack ...

Question 1

Organizational learning is a process involving the creation, retention, and transfer of knowledge within the organization. It involves the expansion of experience in the line of business that the organization focuses on to improve the level of accuracy and efficiency. When referring to organizational learning, the individuals within the organization are the ones who receive the learning since they directly run the business. Individuals within a particular department participate in the learning process to improve their job performance. Teamwork, however, is the most effective learning strategy to use in organizational learning since the entire organization does not rely on ...

The human beings are considered as the most intelligent creature in this universe. It is hard to measure the capability and brilliance of the human mind (Voronin et al. 1139-1146). The optimistic factor in human intelligence and brilliance is increasing with the passage of time, and this eventually results in different kinds of innovations around the world. Philosophers and scientists around the globe are making different kinds of claims regarding the development of human intelligence and their claims revolve around different kinds of theories. Due to the complexity in the theories, it is always difficult to believe in one ...

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What is the difference between demand “Wallahs” and supply “Wallahs”? “Supply wallahs” focus on the idea in which the policy makers of the educational systems emphasize on the strategies to incorporate education in the society by means of providing students with the educational opportunities and ensuring the availability of the skilled educators in the educational institutions. However, “demand wallahs” are focued on the idea of limiting the availability of the educational opportunities when they are not required in the society and hence, the lack of parents’ interest in availability of the educational opportunities is considered as ...