Essays on Developed

What separates the developed world from the transitional nations?

There are many factors that separate the developed world from the transitional nations. According to United nation Statistic Division, there are no fixed criteria to distinguish between developed and transitional world. However, socio-economic indicators, political maturity, condition of health and education sectors and general awareness of the masses are the factors most commonly used to make the distinction between developed and developing countries.    
The biggest difference between the developed and the developing world lies in the socio-economic sphere. Developed countries are much more stable economically, they have high labor wages and they have lower unemployment rate. In contrast, the ...

Is Economic Recovery Possible?

Introduction
The world economy started developing rapidly after the industrial revolution. The Western countries could produce mass amounts of products over their citizens’ needs, and market the unneeded amount of the products to the other countries. The developing technology has enabled the merchants to reach the farthest points on the world to sell their products. These developments have brought the term of globalization. The technological advancements and the developing capitalism have led the humankind to an economic development path. Some of the Western economies could manage to get the big shares in the world economic development while the other ...

Introduction

Regional industrialization is an essential step in the process of economic development. The economists and the politicians believe that regional industrialization can form an economic structure in the regions to provide the necessary ground for socioeconomic development. Industrialization reveals the potentials of the regions by exploiting the regional resources including natural resources, human resources, and financial resources.
The basic theoretical expectation from regional industrialization is to develop new jobs for the people and stimulate the entrepreneurship in the region. At the first step, regional industrialization stimulates the human resources in the region. Assuming that regional industrialization brings new opportunities ...

Introduction

Global warming and climate change refer to increase in the overall global temperature. This might happen not only due to the natural events, but also due to human activities that are carried out on the given Earth’s surface. The major contributing factor from the human side is due to the effect of the increase in the greenhouse gases such as Carbon Dioxide. There is no particular phenomenon happening, due to which first of all there is a temperature change in the given world, which ultimately leads to global warming. As a result, we can observe several changes in ...

Section 1: What is the something else that DeSoto argues is necessary for a capitalist economy to produce wealth? Choose and explain one example or counter example used by DeSoto to make his case. 
The developed capitalist economies have the wealth to produce more financial resources for the investors. The individuals in the developed countries have houses, lands, and many other assets depending on those they can produce financial resources through the developed financial markets to make relatively more and more investments. Consequently, according to DeSoto, the capital is the most influential factor to be relatively more competitive in ...

Bills are legislative rules enacted by the parliament of a member country stating the rules and guidelines that are to be followed by members of that country of origin. The parliament of a country of domain enacts laws in the form of bills that guide the general operations of that country. Rules guide activities and protect the less fortunate from the harm of exploitation and unfair treatment.
Environment bills are set to encourage the conservation of the natural resources in the form of flora and fauna. Flora represents the plants species in these whole planet earth and fauna represents ...

Introduction

Globalization has expanded so greatly that many developed countries throughout the world find it nearly impossible to keep employment within countries where the company resides. Globalization has corrupted many of these developed countries and there is always going to be something that can be made cheaper. Many of these major companies view this as an advantage, not noticing the negatives, and how it will affect the country in which it is located. Many of these prestigious companies that were once developed here in the United States have outsourced a majority of their blue collar, and a good percentage of ...

Describing some of the countries as developed countries means that they are certain defined criteria and features, which are considered as symbol of high development. The criteria, which have been set for such classification of such countries, are sometimes considered as contentious and are debated by different authorities and organizations. However some of the most accepted and frequently used parameters or indicators for measuring development, and which are considered as the common characteristics of the developed countries are high rate of economic growth, high income per capita, a low rate of unemployment, population growth rate, infant mortality rate, literacy ...

VOLTANIA

Executive Summary
Voltania is a landlocked country in Africa. The Voltanian economy mainly depends on the agricultural production. In another word, the country is one of the less developed countries in the African continent. The country's agricultural production is the base production on that the government can develop an economic development program. Having based on the agricultural production is a big disadvantage for the country because of the fragility caused by the climate change. The country with a fragile economy does not produce enough income and new jobs for the people. Subsequently, the citizens face an unstable economy.
The ...

Developing Countries in the International System

In our contemporary world, there still remain many countries that are in the bottom billion. They continue to face extreme poverty and unemployment because of the lack of industries and jobs. The biggest problem most of these countries face is that they have limited financial assistance to enhance their economy and industry and play into the hands of developed nations, who dictate what and how they should run their economy. We all know that in advanced and economically sound countries, the quality of life of the people is much higher than that of those in economically weak and poor ...

Introduction

As indicated by many scientists,( what is the authority for this, which scientists, book or journal article) the reduction of greenhouse gas emission requires a global consolidated effort with participation from all the countries across the globe. At least, those countries responsible for emitting the maximum amount of greenhouse gas are expected to comply with the cause. The current environment regime as governed by Kyoto Protocol is not helping in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, Kyoto Protocol, due to differentiating between developed and developing countries, has come under heated criticism from all corners. Common but Differentiated ...

International Media Policy

Abstract
Aspects such as globalization, continuous technological breakthrough, the state of conflict, the visible separation between the West and the East, or Occidentalism and orientalism, which intensify the discussion about otherness and emphasize the racial hate speeches define the nowadays media context. Currently mass media negotiates its role in this environment, defined by the above-mentioned social coordinates. Because globalization entered the social normality, mass media followed the game imposed by this social movement and applied a globalized media discourse, sustained by the available technological innovations that allow for the rapid dissemination of media content throughout the world due to ...

1. Introduction
Dutch disease is a theorem which is first developed by W. Max Corden and J. Peter Neary in 1982 based on a theoretical story explaining the relationship between tradable and non-tradable goods. The theory basically claims that a large amount of resources gained through exploitation of natural resources or through an international aid or in any other similar way resulting abundance of financial resources for a country might not help the country to create an economic development. This country will enjoy spending this abundant resource, however, spending the resource will not create a capacity to produce some ...

Economic structuralism theory is an extremely useful theory in the definition of global political and economic structures. This theory dictates that the global political structure is determined by the global economic structure. The theory has been connected to a saying that fiscally developed nations set political rules, which they expect the developing countries follow in the foot step to getting developed. This statement is true since the developed countries have always had the intention of dominating the rest of the world. This happens in various ways while each of the activity that is witnessed has unique influence. There are ...

Introduction

Teenage pregnancy in modern societies is being viewed as a dysfunctional. Historically, across cultures it was discovered to be functional since teenage couples were encouraged to begin raising a family very early. With contemporary educational trends this value of childbirth at a very early age has been replaced by getting into college, having a degree and then thinking about childbirth in one’s late twenties; thirties or even forties. This research project hopes to explore how appropriate this perception of when pregnancy should occur and the ...

Introduction

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is defined as a cross-border investment by an entity resident in one economy with the objective of gaining a long-term interest in an enterprise resident in another economy. Another definition asserts that FDI “ involves the transfer of tangible and intangible assets from one country to another with the purpose of their use in that country to generate wealth under the total or partial control of the owners of the assets”. In both definitions, it is apparent that foreign direct investment involves the movement of capital and assets from a home country to a host country, ...

Executive Summary

Technology is one of the best scientific developments that have brought about economic, social, and political change in most of the world’s economies. Nevertheless, there are varied reactions on the effect of technology on the environment, the economy, religion, culture, and politics among a host of many social, economic, and political phenomena. Conversely, these factors also affect technology in different ways as will be discussed in this paper. Nevertheless, selecting technology for a specific situation depends on a list factors that either support or oppose such incentives.

Introduction

Science and technology are the current century’s most influential challenges ...

Abstract

Making a difference between social development and economic development has proven to be considerably difficult for many people, including scholars. Similarly, people find difficulties in trying to establish the difference between social development and social change. While this has been the state of affairs for quite a long time, it still is difficult for the most learned people to differentiate social development from cultural development. Clearly, social development is a complicated concept. Scholars and authors have constantly given various definitions of social development. Even so, most of the scholars and social scientists agree on the indicators of social development. ...

Milestone One:

Introduction
The paper is focused on the difference between developed economies and developing economies. The focus is to look at the gross domestic products (GDP), export rates, and import rates of advanced economies with those from less developed economies. These are compared to see those factors that have resulted in the increasing gap between advanced economies and developing economies. These choices of data are chosen because they are very factual and explain the real world situation. Also, the datasets are useful in giving explanation to the continuous dependence of developing economies on advanced ones.
International trade has continued to ...

Third world countries have the name underdeveloped countries, but it is better to call them over-exploited countries. Developed countries are implementing several foreign policies and trading blocks that have nothing to develop the less developed countries; on the contrary, they exploit the development and block growth in many ways such as imperialism, globalization, and capitalism. These practices of powerful nations prevent third world countries from developing. The countries that have advanced technologies and standard economical status are considered as the developed countries. Besides their growth, these countries have started taking advantage of third world countries that are also less ...

1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background information

International Agricultural trade is the exchange of Agricultural goods and services between countries following an agreed policy guideline. This kind of trade gives rise to a world agricultural economy, in which prices of agricultural goods and services, or their supply and demand, are affected by global events. An Agricultural product that is sold to the international market is an export while an agricultural product which is bought from the international market is an import. The agricultural exports and Imports are financially explained in the country's current account in the balance of payments.
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Version control systems

Introduction
There are different version control systems which have been developed to be used in managing software development projects. The choice of the version control will depend on the model and the workflow of the projects and the nature of organizational workflow that is supported. It is important to understand the requirements of the organization which will use the version control. This will determine the way the version control will suit and align with the goals of the developers. Before a choice is made, it is important to have clear view of the requirements of the organization. This paper ...

Immigration from Asia, Africa and Latin America to Europe

The purpose of this paper is a complex study of migration processes from Asia, Latin America and Africa to European countries. Special attention will be paid to analyses of economical and other activities of immigrants, influence of their remittances on condition of payments balance of donor and recipient countries, questions of labor regulation and limitation of illegal migration due to criminal elements and shady economy. There are several research problems that we will tackle within this paper. We are interested in main reasons of migration from Africa, Asia and Latin America to European Union, estimation of its volume and ...

Nowadays, we see that many people are more inclined to accept some ideas as true and anyone opposing to this idea is considered an outsider person in the society, even if this person is right about his opposition. Generalizing this idea give us that an idea might wrong, however, if it is anonymous, it will be treated as true in society. Thomas tries to give an explanation for this by stating that “ the relevant audience might be unwilling to draw the conclusions which emerge in the course of the inquiry: either because they are in the grip of some ...

Is Microsoft a Monopoly?

Introduction
Microsoft is a leading software developing company in the world. Almost more than 90 % of people using a computer uses one application developed by the Microsoft because Windows application has become an essential interface that makes using a computer relatively easier for the user. The main word can be used for Microsoft is user-friendly. As the company producing the first user-friendly computer interface, the company made an essential brand that many people all around the world are addicted.
Nowadays, there are other companies producing user-friendly operation systems for the computers. However, Microsoft has developed its operation systems very ...

AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF SENATE BILL 863

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ABSTRACT
California’s (CA) legislature has passed a series of Workers Compensation (WC) reforms during the past 15 years; the most recent, Senate Bill (SB) 863 passed on August 21, 2012. SB 863 was introduced and presented to the California public as a reform bill that would ensure better coverage and easier medical access for workers injured on the job. SB 899 passed during the early 2000s was shown to be better for California’s workers, than SB863. The most vulnerable workers, ...

Abstract

In the nowadays world, when the entire social environment is dominated by the commercial aspects and the advertising enters the intimacy of consumers, branding is increasingly significant and its approach is to influence consumers’ choices by creating positive associations and appealing to their emotional side for determining them to choose one brand over another. In this tight competition for market share companies have taken globally their strategies to position as good as possible their brands in the consumers’ mind, understanding that an international approach comes with a correct branding strategy. Although there is no receipt for a correct international ...

INTRODUCTION

The research methodology chapter provides scientifically developed guideline for research process. Research methodology systematically defines postulates to be followed in order to successfully account important areas of the research within available resource.
Under development research methodology is a guideline for the research entitled “Organizational Change to a Project Management Culture in an Organization”. Underlying developed research methodology provides theoretical assumption considered for developing the research. Moreover, I have also shed light upon the limitations applicable to the research due to set of methods and approaches employed (Beiske, 2007).

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Conceptual framework is the skeleton of the research that is developed ...

What is Neoliberalism?

Neo-liberalism has always been liked to “privatization,” “deregulation,” “decentralization,” or “tax reform.” The famous definition of neo-liberalism is by Paul Treanor who defined it under the book “Neoliberalism: Origins, Theory, Definition” as:
“a philosophy valuing the market existence and operation as it is, distinct from any of its previous links with the production of goods and services . . . and where the market and similar structure’s mechanics are seen as normative by itself, enabling the related actors to be ethical and responsible in their human actions and replacing for all the pre-existing moral beliefs (Fish, p. 1).”
Interestingly, neoliberalists discourage ...

Abstract

Globally poverty has stricken many developing and under developed nations. People are unable to afford their human needs. In many developing countries for example children are unable to enroll and complete basic education, diseases like measles are still causing death and children are still suffering from malnutrition.

The issues which have put poverty on rise world wide are: drug and crime rate, political instability, international debts, investment and trade, climatic changes and globalization, diseases, clean water and sanitation among others. Due to the nature of interrelation of man kind the affected nations and the developed nations have tried ...

Article: Sommerville, I. (2011). System documentation
One of the most important aspects of developing software systems includes documentation. This is a phase that is overlooked in the software development lifecycle. This is because of the fact that it is not part of the working system. The different stages of the software lifecycle development will depend on proper documentation for these stages to be understood. There is a need to ensure that the procedures and the processes of documenting the system are clearly understood in the design of the project. This will ensure that the software that has been developed ...

Abstract

Natural disasters have always happened and will continue to happen. Unfortunately, there is a major difference in how developed countries prepare for and respond to natural disasters, compared to developing countries. When a disaster hits a developing country, the death rates are much higher than in a developed country, the recovery period takes longer and the long term economic impact is more severe. This paper looks at the causes for the differences and addresses steps a developing country can take to be better prepared for and respond against potential natural disasters.
There is a distinct difference in the terminology ...

The negative influences of the global financial crisis started in 2008 are still continuing in the developed countries. After 2011, the European economy and the American economy have exhibited a growth; however, the developed economies could not stable their economies yet. The demand for the investment goods was not satisfactory in 2014. An important part of the investment goods are the durable goods. Many of the investment goods are counted as durable goods.
The developed economies in the European Union have implemented recovery policies. The fiscal policies have been inevitable for many countries. The governments have had to bail ...

Self-driving cars

Google has developed self-driving cars. Although the cars are not yet fully developed, they have been tested on the roads. The cars are manned by operators who understand how the technology works. The cars have been developed to make use of cameras, sensors that use sensor technology and laser range finders so that they are able to navigate the traffic. They have also been developed to make use of maps which are detailed. This way, they are able to know the traffic and the road that has been set ahead. This is enhanced and made possible with the well-developed ...

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background of Study
This research will seek to perform an in depth study on implementation of total quality management (TQM) and the balanced scorecard by SME’s. The study will be interested in learning how small and medium enterprises are involved in the implementation of TQM and the balanced scorecard which are key components of the business management. In business total quality management refers to a management strategy that aims at maximizing the human resources and other available resources so as to accomplish the organizational objectives. Hence, it is of interest to know how SME’s implement this ...

Africa is a continental that hosts fifty four countries. Most of the countries in the continent are undeveloped where there exists a good deal of countries developing at an encouraging speed. Africa as the cradle for human being has not been able to escape the trap of excellent livelihood for human beings(Ndulo, 2006). Most of the countries have been exposed to absolute poverty for vehemently long time. It has not been clear on who is to blame for the alarming levels of poverty in Africa. It would be extremely difficult for Africans to completely deal with the level ...

INTRODUCTION

The research methodology chapter provides scientifically developed guideline for research process. Research methodology systematically defines postulates to be followed in order to successfully account important areas of the research within available resource.
Under development research methodology is a guideline for the research entitled “Organizational Change to a Project Management Culture in an Organization”. Underlying developed research methodology provides theoretical assumption considered for developing the research. Moreover, I have also shed light upon the limitations applicable to the research due to set of methods and approaches employed (Beiske, 2007).

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Conceptual framework is the skeleton of the research that is developed ...

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Introduction
Among the oldest forms of heritage that every community, country or society boasts to possess as the oldest form of culture and tradition that it has maintained over centuries include art and architecture. One of the most essential things to note concerning art and architecture is the fact that every community and society has its own unique and authentic designs, which were developed centuries ago, with inspiration drawn from different sources, such as the indigenous people’s ways of life, as well as other close-knit and personal aspects and reasons, such as the artistic skill, talent and creativity ...

Geopolitics of a Region Is Determined By Its Resources

Introduction
Geopolitics refers to the Physical and human geographical impact on foreign relations that accrue as a result of the resources a country possess. Geopolitics can also be viewed in an angle of a country’s economic dominance internationally in regard to what she produces. These factors can be natural or artificial which are of monetary value. Thus a country that is rich of natural resources like minerals dictates most of what other dependent countries does due to its command in the international market. There are vast resources a country or group of regional bodies can hold and make ...

Introduction

International migration is used to generally refer to movement of people from their country go live in other countries. There are several reasons associated with this form of migration such as civil war in the country of origin, search for employment, economic hardships in a person’s country, epidemics, and a search for bigger career opportunities. In most cases, international migration involves people moving from developing countries to go and live in developed countries which in turn impacts negatively on the developing countries. This is because such countries end up losing their skilled human resource as most of those ...

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UNEMPLOYMENT
Introduction
Unemployment is defined as the people who are not willing to participate in the labor force. In another word, unemployment is a preference made by the individuals. Unemployment is an essential social problem as well as it is an important macroeconomic indicator. Considering that the world population is increasing rapidly, and the global financial crisis has started a new era when many developed countries have got into trouble, the labor force is facing a harsh time. The unemployment rates even in the developed countries have reached 10% or exceeded 10%. Some developed countries could manage to keep ...

Abstract

Recently, attention has been diverted to clean, alternative and renewable technologies due to the depletion of petroleum resources and increase of the green house gases from the combustion of fuel resources. Fuel cell is the fore-runner of these technologies and has received immense impetus due to its relatively clean source of energy. Fuel-cells are devices that produce electrical energy from chemical transformation reactions. Electrodes are placed within an electrolyte medium that facilitates oxidation of fuel. In these electrochemical reactions, ions are generated that generate electricity. This electrical energy can be effectively harnessed to carry out a myriad of functions. ...

One of the key processes of the world economy on the brink of the XX-XXI centuries is progressing globalization, i.e. a qualitatively new stage in the development of the internationalization of economic life.
These days, globalization is being discussed very often; it is a buzzword, which quickly turned into some kind of a slogan, a key, which can open the door to any existing and future mysteries. For someone “globalization” is all that he needs for happiness, for others—the cause of all the misfortunes. However, for all of us, globalization is an inevitable fatality of our world, irreversible ...

Description of 3D Printing and Associated Science

Over the past decade, technological advancements and general progress have indeed changed or rather revolutionized human life and activities. Through the advanced technology both in hardware and software, people can now interact, communicate and complete different tasks in a more efficient and effective manner than before. The efficiency is because of how technology has influenced how we operate. Computing and Information technology has seen the rapidest and noticeable development in the past few years. These changes have affected the society, businesses and human life over the past few years. Through technology, one can achieve more socially, industrially and commercially. ...

HOTEL MAN OF THE HALF CENTURY

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INTRODUCTION 3

PERSONAL HISTORY 3
PERSONALITY TRAITS 5
HOTELS BEFORE ELLSWORTH 7
HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO HOTEL BUSINESS 9
HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE HOTEL MANAGEMENT IN MODERN TIMES 11
CONCLUSION 12

REFERENCES 14

INTRODUCTION
He was an American influential and pioneering hotel businessman, born in 1863 into a poor family in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Although he did not receive much from his family in terms of financial resources, he could manage to be famous of hotel development and management. He is known as the father of American Hotel. He made a great amount of contributions to the ...

Industrial revolution and the World War 1

Prior to the Industrial Revolution in 1750 society was made up of mostly rural farms and small farming towns. Class structure was difficult to advance in as people were born into their societal and labor class. Minorities remained at the bottom of the structure despite their wealth or labor skills (Baker, Simon & Don, 59). As a result of limited transportation and communication people were not able to maintain or build relationships with people outside of their town. While this lead to a close knit immediate community it impeded on the development of forming relationship and sharing ideas in the ...

 The Global Economy and the Unequal Distribution of Wealth

When it comes to discussing global economy and the unequal distribution of wealth, it is hard for me not to consider the advantages the developed, western countries have over developing and under-developed countries in other parts of the world. To begin with, I would like to trace the history of how the disparity came into being. Industrial Revolution took place in England before it spread to other parts of Europe. Between 1500 and 1850 Britain and Europe witnessed economic changes and growth, as many of the European countries began to trade with countries as far and wide as America ...

Objective of the paper: The paper seeks to establish what impact have been seen in the different countries, both developed as well as developing, of the global recession and economic turmoil which has been in place for over two years now. In general, the paper seeks to analyze the situation from the point of view of producers, consumers, employment, debt and the steps that the countries have been taking to pump money back into the economy and bring it out of recession. Since each economy is different from the others, it would be interesting to see different measures that ...

Conflict and Interactionism

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Discussion of health care institution
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In this research presentation sociological theories functionalism, conflict and interactionism with applications in the health care institution particularly in United States of America will be explored. Health care institutions across the world embrace interpretations of sickness, wellness, disease, medicine, nurse, nursing, healing, well-being and many other issues, which analysts find difficulty to classify within the science. Many irregularities are occurring within health care institutions across American under managed care typology producing immense conflict and citizens are taking an Interactionist approach at resolving them.

Impacts of Sociological theories, Functionalism,

Conflict and Interactionism
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Abstract

The society is continually experiencing emergence and development of new cultures and subcultures. New cultures mostly develop from the popular culture as some individuals embrace new perspectives regarding common beliefs and values. Cultural elements present means of expression and influential habits that individuals of a particular group or belief identify with. Various cultures and subcultures are presently identifiable in the present day social media. One of such subcultures common in the contemporary social media includes the American hipster culture. The paper focuses on this culture by evaluating it from diverse perspectives. This includes providing a background of the development ...

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Classic Free Trade Theory: Comparative Advantage Theory
Economists have claimed that free trade or no intervention in international trade is good for everybody. According to them, free trade help all sides of international trade. Seller countries develop their production skills and they can specialize on certain goods. Buyer countries can receive some products that they are not specialized in.
There is a main stream theory in explaining how international trade occurs: Comparative advantage theory in international trade. Basically this theory claims that each country has some adavantages in production technologies, expertise, educated human resource, and other required resources for ...

In the last century, psychoanalysis has incorporated itself as one of the paramount disciplines within the field of psychiatry. The father of psychoanalysis is unequivocally Sigmund Freud; and while the science of psychoanalysis has advanced far beyond Freud, and his basic principles, his influence is still strong and pervasive.
Freud’s basic principles are central in the practice of psychiatry and in psychotherapeutic practice; namely, psychic determination, unconscious mental activity, and the effects on childhood on the development of our adult psyche (Semple, Smyth, Burns, Darjee, & McIntosh, 2005). Freud also focused on the role of meaning in his vision ...

The discovery of calculus, which is a branch within mathematics, is attributed to both Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz. Both Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz made independent contributions towards the development of the foundations of calculus. Instrumental and significant contributions were done by both Newton and Leibniz in a bid to ensure that calculus was developed in order to assist in various concepts and applications of mathematics (Kleiner 139). However, it is important to note that the foundations of calculus developed by Newton differed widely from the foundations of calculus that were developed by Leibniz. There is no doubt ...

Development involves multiple perspectives as far as categorizing the status of world states is concerned. In its definition, it would be appropriate to incorporate two overarching perspectives of development namely: the state of affairs and the welfare distribution in a state. An accurate definition of development will therefore be the process of achieving a state of affairs with equitable welfare distribution in a country or state. In this definition, a country with many resources or a large GDP is necessarily not developed not unless these resources or distribution of the wealth is fair.
The developed world and the developing ...

Introduction

Software engineering is a subject that has found eminence and popularity with the development of information systems. With various information systems and their vital role they play in the systems development today, there has been the need to develop ethics that will govern software engineering. There are various ethics which have been initially developed to govern developments in software engineering. These developments have led to the emergence of software engineering ethic which are used in software development alone. This paper is a critical analysis of the authors of the article Software engineering code of ethics is approved by Gotterban ...

An Analysis

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The paper is entitled Nursing Informatics Theory Paper: An Analysis and it generally discusses Patricia M. Schwirian’s Nursing Informatics Theory called NI Pyramid and Schwirian Cube. The goal of the paper is to establish its usefulness in the clinical nursing practice and find ways in which the system can further be developed to address the recent trends in information technology to fit the demands of the nursing health care delivery system. After extensive review it was established that the model has perfect use for the clinical nursing practice. However, issues on security, cost and maintenance should ...

Introduction

Today’s world is becoming increasing more globalized as new high tech gadgets make it easier to connect with people overseas and around the world, and countries and regions engage in international trade. Globalization is the increased interaction between countries and cultures of different regions as an effect of trade, the media, travel, education, cooperation, and more. Countries and cultures pick up aspects of the culture, politics, economy, values and technology of those with which they interact and assimilate to some extent toward these countries and cultures. Many associate globalization with westernization, however, the two terms are not actually ...

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Over the last decade, 1993-2013, China has become the world’s largest holder of foreign exchange. According to China Business News (28, March 2006), China’s foreign reserves had increased up to $853.7 billion. Foreign exchange reserve accumulation was useful to the country during the process of economic reform. It greatly boosted foreign trade and investments.
Macro-econometric data explains the differences in trade performance between China and the developed countries based on comparative and analytic framework. China and India, for instance, adopted different development strategies. Over the last two decades, China has been adopting export-led development strategy that has ...

Abstract

The paper will address the social conflict theory that was instigated by Karl Marx in the 18th century. The theory had been in place since then but has undergone various changes with the changes in the society. The paper will exploit the developmental journey of the theory and discuss what was added or subtracted from the original ideologies of the theory in modernity. Moreover, there will be an examination of how the theory came to be. For instance, Marx came up with the theory after witnessing first-hand the exploitation of the lower class. He developed the theory to explain ...

International trade forms a very important part of every economy’s financial structure. Trade activities and negotiations with other countries are the main source of earning foreign currency and also strengthening ties and building international relationships. Such activities come under the purview of the World Trade Organization, which is the regulatory authority and organization to ensure that fair practices prevail between all countries of the world. International trade can also be seen as a participative activity in which developed as well as developing economies both are actively involved. However, it is vital to note that, in many cases, developing ...