Essays on Determinants

The first article that will be examined in this paper is Impact of Hospital Nursing Care on 30-Day Mortality for Acute Medical Patients by Tourangeau1, A.E., Doran, D.M., McGillis Hall, L., O’Brien Pallas, L. and Pringle, D.

Review of Data Analysis

Brief Statistic Summary

The study represents two regression models: multiple regression model and backward regression model. Some of the assumptions were met while some of them were not. The type of data can be considered appropriate for these statistical tests because the results of the tests supported the assumptions that were made at the beginning of the study (Bellolio, Serrano ...

Gordon, Michael, Jack Mintz, and Duanjie Chen. "Funding Canada's health care system: a tax-based alternative to privatization." (1998): Print. In this journal the authors cry that the health care which used to be funded by the government is currently under attack. Even though the Canada Health Acts mandated the government to provide a universal, comprehensive and equally accessed public administration, there are certain strains which are affecting the efficacy of the system which had served the Canadians so well (Gordon, Mintz, and Chen, 1). The healthcare is facing problems because of the governments urge to do away with the ...

Article in business

Abstract The economic depression that was experienced globally affected many financial markets and institutions. In attempting to mitigate the effects of the economic depression, different players used different approaches citing different reasons. This paper will look at a particular theorist in economics and his contributions to some of the approaches used by different countries to deals with the issue of economic depression. In doing so, the paper will analyze the contribution of Keynes while striking relevance to the global economic recession. The dispute between Keynes and what he called orthodoxy was based on the reservations he expressed on the ...

Abstract

The pace by which information flows cross organizational boundaries is rapidly increasing. Individuals and groups in organizational contexts are exchanging more information across different – often isolated – platforms. Against a backdrop of conventional information management, present business ecosystem mandates more systematic management of information and hence holistic systems. This paper highlights how management information systems have come to be increasingly adopted. Initially rejected as of little relevance to companies' operations and strategy, information systems have shown more enhancements as to necessitate adoption. Therefore, management information systems have been widely adopted in many industries, most notably supply chain, environment stewardship ...

Abstract

Bread crumbs are small particles of bread, which are usually used for breading or crumbing foods to give the food favourable flavour and texture. Different processing approaches of bread crumbing, as well as a variety of breadcrumbs / derived products exist in the global market, and are commonly used globally. The research objective of this project is to investigate the processing, applications and markets of breadcrumbs, in order to identify and evaluate opportunities for its processing and potential products it could be applied to. The findings suggest that advanced extrusion processing techniques are desirable for commercial bread crumb processing. Two ...

Overview of communicable disease (Tuberculosis)

Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that is caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis. This bacteria is the type that attacks majorly the lungs, but can also affect the other parts of the body such as the kidney, spine and brain. If the condition is not treated on time, the result could be fatal. The spread of the infection is via the air transmission. The implication is that such condition can easily spread from one person to another. For such air transmission to occur, the patient with the disease must be a person with an active Tuberculosis infection.

The person serving as ...

Analysis of a Research Article About Tobacco

This is an analysis about a research study by Palipudi et al. (2012), published in PLoS One, titled “Social Determinants of Health and Tobacco Use in Thirteen Low and Middle Income Countries: Evidence from Global Adult Tobacco Survey”. The researchers sought to examine several social determinants of health such as gender, age, educational level, place of residence, wealth index, and knowledge of harmful effects of smoking in 209,027 subjects older than 15 years of age, and residents of 13 low-and-middle income countries: Viet Nam, Uruguay, Ukraine, Turkey, Thailand, Russian Federation, Poland, Philippines, ...

Abstract

This report includes the example of Deutsche bank in which the bank is accused of publishing a poor audit report with false figures and inadequate material to made analysis. The paper talks about the importance of the Risk, risk management, disclosure of the risk and the ways to disclose the corporate risk to decreases the impact of it.teh report includes the way through which the display of the information in the report affects the performance of the company. There are many ways through which good reporting can be achieved with even poor digits. The importance of the discloser in the ...

Acknowledgement

Executive Summary The relationship between ownership structure and firm performance has gained substantial attention of in the finance literature. The present study investigates the ownership structure of firms as a corporate mechanism and its impact on firm’s performance. An empirical analysis of the firms listed on NYSE and NASDAQ belonging to different sectors has been conducted to investigate the relationship between ownership structure and firms performance. The objective of the research is to identify how the corporate governance and corporate identity influence firm’s performance on the basis of three research questions provided in the following.

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AS 39 is used for an in-depth analysis and dictation of the principles that measure financial assets and liabilities. It also recognizes what contractors would use for the transactions involving assets that are otherwise not financial. IAS 39 for financial instruments came to be as a result of the international accounting standards board. Ideally, a financial instrument is identified when a contracting party becomes allied to the provisions of the instrument at a given time. The IAS 39 comes into play as a measuring factor for the value of such an instrument. It classifies the instrument into the respective a category that is dependent upon ...

Annotated Bibliography

Chao, D. V. K., N. Y. Chan and W. Y. Chan. "Euthanasia Revisited." Family Practice, 19 (2002): 128-134. Print.

In this journal article, Euthanasia Revisited, Chao, Chan and Chan offers an insightful overview about euthanasia in their report. The journal article gives a lot of insights on the definition of euthanasia to include an elaborate classification of euthanasia. Their recognition of euthanasia as a debatable issue prompted them to make an extensive research on the history of euthanasia in humans in developed countries such as The Netherlands, Australia, United Kingdom and the United States of America.

Chao, Chan, and ...

The elderly population, beyond the age of 65 has tremendously increased, and current projections indicate that this population will continually increase in the coming years. The healthcare settings have not gone free of these changing demographics, and there has been a need to develop policies that cut across all healthcare settings to facilitate quality care for the aging population (Bennett & Flaherty-Robb, 2003). Different literatures have addressed the issue of care for the elderly population in various ways. While many recommendations exist at technical level, the primary idea is that the healthcare sector needs to adopt policies that facilitate quality ...

DQ1: Exchange Rates.

A. I spent my recent holiday vacation in South Africa, which is quite an inexpensive destination with various world class financial institutions that offer attractive exchange rates. Upon arrival at the O. R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, I found a forex bureau that offered forex exchange at 0% percent commission to travelers. I exchanged 2000 US dollars and received 21,400 South African Rand (R). During the next four weeks of my vacation, I exchanged currency once at a forex bureau that charged 5% commission and later found out that I could exchange currency in Automated Teller machines at ...

Describing the HIV/AIDS

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) belongs to the group of retroviruses and carries ribonucleic acid (RNA) as genetic material. HIV infection occurs when the virus enters CD4+ T-cells of the host and causes the host cell to replicate viral RNA and proteins, which in turn invade the other host cells. HIV infection may be divided onto four stages depending on the clinical history, physical examination, status of immune dysfunction, signs and symptoms and infections/malignancies. The first stage or the primary infection is characterized by acute HIV syndrome with a dramatic drop in CH4+ T-cells (500 to 1500 cells/mm3). The second stage ...

1. Examine the inequalities of health care in Canada.

Health disparities have been reported in Canada for almost 40 years, particularly among people of low socioeconomic status, Aboriginal identity, female gender, and who live in rural or remote communities (Touhy et al., 2012). “People who are part of a visible minority tend to be economically disadvantaged with blacks and Aboriginals faring worse” (Touhy, et al., 2012, p.52). Little has been done to enhance their access to health services. Aboriginal people have limited access to doctors and dentists even though they have more health care needs than non-Aboriginal Canadians (Fred, 2009). For example, the life expectancy of Aboriginals is ...

Aday, L. A. (2001). Who are the vulnerable? In At risk in America: The health and health care needs of vulnerable populations in the United States (pp.1-15). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers

Each chapter of this book has a question that needs to be explored with regards to the health care of vulnerable populations. The author begins by defining vulnerable populations as those groups that are under risk of poor psychological, physical, or social health, consistent with the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of health. The book highlights several groups to indicate and analyze how the framework for studying vulnerability may ...

In this paper we summarize what’s written in the book “Elementary Linear Algebra” by Howard Anton & Chris Rortes. The book describes the basic methods of elementary linear algebra, linear nature of considering objects: vector (or linear) space, linear transformations, systems of linear equations, quadratic and bilinear forms. The main linear algebra tools considered in this book are systems of linear algebraic equations, determinants, matrixes, conjugation.

The book consists of ten chapters; each part describes one of the major areas of linear algebra.

The first chapter is “Systems of Linear Equations and Matrices”. A System of m linear algebraic equations with n unknown variables (or linear system, also used the abbreviation SLAE) ...

People are naturally drawn to all things beautiful. In purchasing bags for instance, most people look for something that is appealing and trendy. These days, people have also come to include durability to what they consider beautiful, as with products and other merchandise. This explains why despite the exorbitant amount that comes with products like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Chanel, to name a few, consumers still buy branded products. The logic behind this buying trend is that if a product carries a name that has withstood the test of time and the tough market competition, the consumer gets the assurance that the ...

The scientific method is a systematic way to explore and explain a series of events that may contribute to the body of knowledge. It is also applied to challenge or support existing theories that have accumulated from a number of research studies over time. The scientific method involves the following steps: observations, formulation of hypothesis, testing of the hypothesis, analysis of derived data from a series of test and drawing inferences or generalizations. Thus, the scientific method is a standardized method that is employed when acquiring knowledge.

Social science research has been defined in some literature as "any scientific study of human action ...

International business refers to cross-border trade between different political jurisdictions. International business can either be carried out by private businesses or the private companies. Since the dawn of the western civilization, nations have been trading with each other to supplement the commodities that were missing in their jurisdictions. The works of neoliberal economist influenced the nature of economic trade between nations. Globalization added to liberalization of the economy. Private business enterprises were allowed to enter the market. International business posed many risks to businesses that were quick to enter the global market without taking the risks into considerations. Cross ...

The sociological environment is an essential element in determining a person’s physical and mental health. Proper healthcare is a goal among many people; it is vital to address the determinants that affect health to promote a healthy living. The social environment entails both physical and sociological factors. The physical determinants include the neighborhood and built environment, natural environment, and social and economic context. The sociological factors include access to education, economic stabilityand job opportunities, public safety, and social norms. Balancing both the physical and social environment helps an individual to attain a health life.

Education

Education is a vital element in determining an individual’ ...

In his paper “Psychology as the Behaviorist Views It,” Watson (1913) points out what he believes to be the main issues of psychology as a growing science. Watson explains that psychology is concerned with the analysis of complex mental states and processes and reducing them to simple elements. An alternative approach includes taking several simple elements and constructing complex mental states from those elements. In both cases, the significance of external stimuli is often dismissed in studies, which also means no significance is attributed to behavioral data. That is why Watson argues that existing subject-matter in psychology should ...

Abstract

The Purpose of this report is to analyze and evaluate various services of The Edge Restaurant and prepare exiting and potential blueprint of the services. The services of The Edge Restaurant are evaluated and determined on five dimensions of quality.

Introduction

Restaurant business is continuously growing at a fast pace. Change in consumer habits and preference towards eating out is fueling the growth of industry. Development in restaurant business also attracts new entrants in the industry. Continuously increasing competition increases customer’s expectations in terms of excellent services at affordable prices. Restaurant business is completely service based; hence it is essential ...

Physical health

After completing the assessment, I have realized that my physical heath is not really up to par. Among my weak attributes is that I don’t engage in a lot of physical exe4rcises like jogging or swimming. However, one positive aspect is that I at least get 8 hours of sleep daily.

Social health

My social health status is actually quite commendable. I am actively involved in a lot of social circles and enjoy being around people which is a positive attribute. I however need to improve on the aspect of honesty when it comes to friendships and relationships.

Emotional health

My emotional health status is ...

Introduction

Active aging is influenced by a variety of determinants surrounding an individual. A good comprehension of these determinants is very useful in the formulation of programs and policies for promotion of wellbeing and health. Health determinants of aging are very good predictors of how populations and individuals age. It is essential to obtain data about the health determinants of aging for an individual or a population to understand how these determinants influence aging (WHO, 2012). Well-designed health questionnaires are good methods of gathering data about the health determinants of aging. Questionnaires are standardized and objective data collection methods. They are ...

Abstract

This paper explores such questions as the determinants of demand and supply for coffee and what factors can lead to a change in equilibrium price and quantity. The availability of substitutes for this good is considered. The price elasticity of demand for coffee and the determinants for it are described. At the end of the paper the way of increasing revenue through a change in price is chosen, whether to increase the price to receive more in payment for each unit, or to decrease price to attract more consumers to switch to buying the good.

Demand and supply are two meanings ...

Introduction and general statement.

The action of applying rationality in handling certain pertinent issues in life and especially in the world of business has proved to be a vital step in ensuring learning and improvement. Exercising a critical analysis of a document, journal or any literary work helps one to come up with varied ideas on top of those presented in the material or materials being reviewed. In connection to the above introduction, this paper shall comprise a critical review of two journals. The journals both handle the same issue or topic but then, they have a considerable amount of differences based on a number of aspects. Such ...

Arsenal FC Physiological and Training Attributes

Introduction: It is clear that Football is a high endurance sport that requires a lot of very quick sudden movements no matter the position being played. Whether one is the Goalkeeper, a Sweeper, or a Wing-back, there are certain physiological attributes that every football player must be able to maintain throughout their career, especially to play for a competitive club such as Arsenal. These determinants include the cardio-respiratory strength of the athlete in terms of how long it takes the athlete to achieve a maximum heart rate as determined by their overall health, how long their body can maintain that rate without reaching ...

Abstract

Weaning pertains to the process of substituting a newborn or infant’s food with a milk formula instead of the traditional and often more recommended breast milk. One of the most relevant health-related issues when it comes to weaning is childhood obesity . Whether early weaning or late weaning actually contributes to the likelihood of a toddler becoming obese is still highly contested. The objective of this paper is to discuss the effects of early weaning at four to six months of age on growth and development.

Effects of Early Weaning

The general consensus however suggests that both early weaning and late weaning can in fact lead ...

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Introduction

The term “socioeconomic” is often used when discussing a cultural group’s income, types of careers or occupations, such as blue collar or white collar, and levels of education. These characteristics allow society to categorize the low- income, middle class and wealthy individuals of the United States, who have social standing, power, and control over the lower classes. Needless to say, poverty and a low socioeconomic status have a strong correlation to poor health, either little to no education, single parent households, and low wage employment are among some of the factors. These disparities, so to speak ...

Virtue and Care Theory

Thesis: Virtue ethics is built on the premise that the undertakings of an individual or group must be aligned with the moral tenets that define the essence of good living. The traditional and modern practices of virtue ethics intimate that character traits, vices or virtues are the key determinants of moral standings. These variables determine how humans relate to each other in the society. Nonetheless, virtue ethics has been extensively applied in the medical practice. Virtue ethics and medical practice have a high affinity, and they enhance the provision of care in healthcare facilities. I. Introduction

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Developing a Health Program in a Non-Profit Family Shelter

Summary Health promotion is an elemental aspect of the healthcare strategy in the primary care settings and it contributes to the health focus in the primary care to the population. The healthcare program will seek to demonstrate a variety of elements. First, it will seek to demonstrate the various principles of the health promotion practices based on the recognized planning approaches of health promotion. The program should also demonstrate the avenues of linking the communities in the planning, the delivery, and the development of the health promotion programs in the primary healthcare settings (Ministry of Health). The health promotion ...

P- Patient or population (problem)

One of the primary determinants of the quality of care provided in a healthcare setting is the type or kind of leadership within that setting. The nurse leader or Nurse Manager therefore plays a critical role in helping determine the quality of care. When the leadership style they utilize augurs well with the opinions and needs of their staff, then the quality of care is assured to be high and effective for the current patient population (The Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals, 2012). However, in those instances where the leadership style does not suit the staff nurses and other workers, ...

Chinese Outward FDI Determinants

China's rise as a global commerce powerhouse has generated a flurry of practical partnership engagements and research. The striking GDP growth has, moreover, further spurred interest in China as a unique economic development model. Holding on to non-democratic political practices, China has managed to maintain a steady rise in international status as an economic power by embracing free market, neoliberal economic practices. The cumulative effect has focused, consequently, attention on China's inflows. That is, by focusing on China's capacity for economic growth based on macroeconomic metrics, including GDP, China has been studied largely based on her capacity for investment retention (indicative, presumably, of " ...

The paper is intended to describe and evaluate a weight loss program offered by an institution to the people of the United States. It discusses the physiological components the advertiser adds in the advertisement while offering a weight loss program. The population of the United States faces a main yet a common issue of having few pounds to many extra pounds. In this regard, many companies and the institution offer programs that include diet chart, activities schedule and a targeted period to lose the weight. 1. The Medical University of South Carolina Health has a Wealth Management Center (Medical University of South Carolina, 2015). ...

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In April 1999 The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) was built as a Special Health Authority to advocate and further the clinical quality and effectiveness of the resources in the NHS. NICE is an independent organization in charge for stipulating national guidance on the advocacy for good health, prevention and medication of illnesses (Chidgey, Leng, & Lacey, 2010). NICE has given a set of guides for the users of National Health Services to follow. The responsibility of NICE is to improve outcomes for people utilizing NHS and other public health services (NICE, 2013). The coverage of the organizations functions ...

It is possible to say that without complete considering of the cause of crime and deviance there is no discussion of crime and of the criminal justice. Criminologists seek for answers to the basic questions about what causes crime: Why do criminals commit crime? What are the roots that cause aggression and violence? Is it possible to say that people are genuinely good or they only motivated by self-interest? There are plenty of explanations for crime, like individual psychological differences, genetic abnormalities, some social or mental issues that might cause people to commit crime. In like manner, it is ...

Question 1

In its entirety, the risk-informed decision making (RIDM) process flowchart of NASA is quite inclusive of the key elements necessary for establishing and implementing a successful risk analysis system. Ideally, the process flowchart includes two steps whose completion sums up the entire process. Although both are necessary and overly important in the process, the first step features as the more key. In the first step, the most key area of the process surfaces. The rationale for the above conclusion finds its basis in the fact that it is not possible to compile any feasible outcomes or alternatives without first understanding ...

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A Proposal Review 1. Research Question The proposal question – How has the credit crisis had an effect on the capital structure of Dutch SMEs? – is essentially quantitative in construct but the elements appear to indicate a confused tendency towards quantitative investigation. There are other things to improve on. First, for quantitative studies, which this study is, the words “what” or “why” are most appropriate to begin the research question (RQ) if the research design intends to find a cause-and-effect relationship (“what”) or the reason for such relationship (“why”) (Creswell 130). Moreover, directional ...

The Law of Supply

The law of supply states that with an increase in the price of goods, the quantity supplied will increase and as the prices reduce, the quantity supplied will reduce, ceteris paribus. The implication here is that the price of a commodity, and the quantity that is supplied are directly related. Here, the quantity of goods that is supplied refer to some units that the buyers are willing and able to buy. This law rests on the assumption that all the other factors, save for the price of the commodity, which affect the supply of the goods remain the same. The ...

How Affordable Housing can Improve Health Equity in the Black Community

How Affordable Housing can Improve Health Equity in the Black Community A lot of Americans think that racism is a thing of the past. If not totally gone, some Americans think that it has somehow gotten better over the years. This cannot be any further from the truth. Racism is still very much a part of the American culture; only now it is disguised and is placed in different little corners of the society. In the field of medicine and health, inequities may still be observed – especially in the treatment towards African American folks. In terms of health disparities, ...

Introduction

The health status of the American population has continuously been affected by disparities in healthcare distribution. While some populations have dominantly been able to access and acquire quality healthcare, other groups have been sidelined from accessing and acquiring such care. This has been caused majorly by individual and group factors which have at one instance or another affected the distribution, access, provision and acquisition of quality health care. Health disparity refers to the overall difference related to prevalence, incidence, mortality, disease burden as well as other unfavorable health determinants that exist unequally among individuals or populations. These factors are ...

As an Information Technology analyst, I act, upon my mandate, to provide a network solution for XYZ LLC. The proposed network will ensure high connectivity, secure access and scalability for future expansion. Already, a WAN connectivity is in place with ample bandwidth to deliver excellent connectivity.

PROPOSED SOLUTION

businesses competitive edge lies in its ability to develop regional and global presence while offering and maintaining best services at par or better than rivals. In an attempt to control a larger market share in solar panel manufacturing and distribution, XYZ has three branches, Los Angeles, Dallas and Houston. Remote users in Los Angeles need to ...

Question one

Ukraine is the second largest country in Europe. Has a wide land that is extremely fertile on its plains, and exclusive industrial parks in the east. The independence of Ukraine is marked by the fall of the Soviet Union that occurred in 1991 since the country became independent immediately after the fall of the union. Since then the country has been looking for exclusive amalgamation with the Western Europe, as well as resolution with Russia (Marten, 2014). Although, Ukraine shares historical origins with Ukraine, the west of the country has remained closely tied to the European neighbors, mainly Poland where ...

Introduction

In every market system, two key players are involved; buyers and sellers. Buyers purchase products at their willingness and ability while the seller supplies the products and services to the market at their willing price and ability to the market. (Kumra, 2007) The market system is defined by the forces of demand and supply. Demand is the capability of a consumer to purchase products at the prevailing price within a given period .Supply is the ability and willingness of a seller to produce and supply products and services to the market at the prevailing price at a given period. When demand and ...

The future of wireless modems

Introduction Broadband modems allow mobile devices and personal computers to receive internet access. The connection is made possible through mobile broadband technology. It is a simply way of connecting to the internet because there are no cable television lines or telephone lines involved. One can connect their mobile devices and laptops to the internet at almost any location within the reach of wireless signals (Park & Rappaport, 2007). Wireless modems have evolved with the network generation of mobile phones. 1-G modems existed but had very slow dial up connections. Their connection speed could only reach up to 2.4-kilo bytes in a ...

Improving Housing Quality in Canada to Improve Health

REF: IMPROVING HOUSING QUALITY IN CANADA TO IMPROVE HEALTH. The basic issues that determine the health of Canadians are not medical related or lifestyle choices but rather the conditions they experience in their living. These are primarily the determinants of social health. This is according to the research that has been done over the years in Canada. Most Canadians are not aware that their health is majorly shaped by how the income they earn is distributed. It is also shaped by education about health, race, disability, gender, aboriginal status, healthy services, and housing. One of the major ...

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Comparing the determinants of FDI inflows to China and India ‘FDI’ abbreviated for Foreign Direct Investment, has gained significant importance in global commerce and economic growth. The term has brought a much appreciated change in the industrialized world. In simple meaning, FDI can said to be a saver centered in one nation who obtains a possession in another offshore nation with the objective to work on that property. By the end of 2006, the global supply of FDI at the conclusion of 2006 was $10 trillion, which amounts to GDP of five leading markets of the world, USA, Japan, China, Germany ...

Leadership can be perceived as the process through which an individual influences the fashion in which a group of persons is carrying out a specific task. The individual who is central to this process is known as a leader. There is a broad range of traits which a leader should bear for him or her to be effective in leadership. For the purposes of this paper, this discussion shall majorly concentrate on the trait of charisma as a leadership strategy (Elearn, 2007). All leaders ought to be charismatic, as it is a great feature in progressive leaders. This is because it is one of the most ...

Introduction

China’s air pollution crisis is currently a topic of concern at national and international based. It is indicated that the growing stages of pollution, more than 24 times the WHO-suggested limits, make long and short-term health threats containing of high sterility rates, and make threats to both the internal city areas and external neighboring state’s solidity. Growing fears on the impacts of pollution grows a new query: will China’s air crisis directed to more enclosed cities.

Discussion

Nowadays pollution arises from day to day. Air pollution is very awful for our well-being so illnesses increase gradually. In the past, ...

health policy analysis paper example

Leadership is very important in ensuring that government and private sector departments run in satisfying manners. Over the past years, there has been continuous awareness creation on policy demand through advocacy and lobbying as well as community sensitization. Currently in the United States and other nations in the world, there are inequalities in the public health care sectors based on economic, socioeconomic, and psychosocial barriers. These barriers include poverty levels, racial origins of the population (immigrants), and age as well as sex. It has been noted that according to the social stratification based on class, the poor members ...

What is a market in practical life? An ordinary person would probably identify it as a place where you can buy stuff from those who sell it. True it is. But what motivates us to buy only specific goods? Why don’t we buy goods in the enormous amounts? Why only at the specific prices? Why the prices are set anyways? And what motivates the seller to produce and sell more? These questions can hardly be answered by a regular person. For an economist will find a market to be a much more complex system with its main players – demand and supply. No ...

Health of Aboriginal Seniors.

Health issue has been a major problem not only in Canada but also in the world at large. The subject has been making headlines right, left and centre. As much as everybody has in one way or the other been affected, it seems like the Aboriginal people have been more affected. It is understood that since the Aboriginal people came into contact with the Europeans, they have been subject to numerous forms of inequalities. This has affected all aspects of their lives and well-being. This trend seems to have found its way into the current society. According to CBCnews ( ...

Critical Review

Thesis This is a critical review on research paper Case Studies on Successful M&A Practices in Acer & Lenovo: A Dynamic Capabilities Perspective. The first section of this paper will discuss the purpose, rationale and related literature of this research paper. The second section will discuss the research methodology and design used in this paper. The final section will discuss the main findings and the implication related to this study.

Introduction

Historical information shows that about 70% of the M&A (merger & acquisitions) have led to value destruction and only 30% of the M&A lead to value creation. This case of empirical ...

Classical Realism, or Traditional Realism (Waltz, 2003: 21), and Neorealism, or Structural Realism (Jakobsen, 2013), are “two of the major approaches” in the study of international politics (Waltz, 2003: 21). Robert Keohane (1986: 159) considers Classical Realism as the “central tradition” in the study of international politics, while Jo Jakobsen (2013) considered Neorealism as the “bedrock theory of International Relations.” Despite the efforts of their respective proponents to distinguish one theory from the other, commonalities between Classical Realism and Neorealism do occur. First, both would agree that changes in policymaking among states “happen” more than making it happen ( ...

- Which of the four Master in Public Health (MPH) Tracks you intend to pursue? My goal is to pursue a career in Healthcare Management. My continued education is focused on acquiring the professionalism necessary to become a leader in an organization. I require the ability to understand complex problems and financial structures. In addition, I must know how to communicate n the unique language of population health. The role of healthcare management professionals addresses not only the care of patients and the services delivered to them, but accepts responsibility for the flow of the business organization. By contributing ...

Hepatitis B is an infection caused by the hepatitis B virus that invades liver cells to replicate therein and release virions which spread the infection within the organ (Peppa & Maini, 2012). Hepatitis B is transmitted through blood and body fluids. Hence, the infection can be passed on to others through the transfusion of contaminated blood, sharing of needles among intravenous drug users, needlestick or sharps injuries, unprotected sexual intercourse, and from an infected mother to her newborn (Grieve, 2014). To a lesser extent, acupuncture and body piercing using unsterile equipment, and the sharing of toothbrushes and razors can also facilitate ...

Abstract

Negative Word-of-mouth (NWOM) communication, often used as term to denote the negative feedback given by consumers on public online platforms, has emerged to be an important area of study. However, an important dimension of NWOM has so far been ignored in academic literature – the experiences and attitudes of customer service executives towards online consumer complaints. In studying these attitudes and emotions, the current study uses Davidow’s six dimensions of managing and handling complaints by organizations as a theoretical justification. More than half of the six dimensions involve communication between employees and customers. Hence, the employee attitudes and the impact ...

Introduction

Stress is essentially a byproduct of interaction between an individual and his environment. By their very nature occupational settings are liable to brew stress. Work place stress is a common phenomenon and can potentially cause serious disruption in an individual’s personal as well as professional spheres. This work is an attempt at characterizing work place stress in terms of its determinants, manifestations and coping strategies.

Understanding stress

Stress is essentially a byproduct of the interaction between an individual and his environment. Besides, it has both psychological and physiological manifestations. A certain level of stress is part of everyday life. Indeed, to some extent, ...

Introduction

This objective of this project is to research the quality of accounting information as well as the factors facilitating and inhibiting it. In the absence of encompassing accounting theory (Belkaoui, 2005, p. 193), the quality of accounting information may be understood in different ways, therefore this report will be guided by IFRS Conceptual Framework which states that the main qualitative characteristics of financial reporting are relevance and faithful representation (IFRS Foundation, 2011, p. A25). Relevance of the accounting information is generally construed as its usefulness for decision makers that have an interest in the reporting entity. However, things of ...