Essays on Maastricht

This study focused on finding information related to the progression and development of T2DM and the risk of glaucoma among other complications from the Maastricht study. Individuals aged 45 years and above with DM from the Maastricht study were included. A total of 2855 patients successfully completed the tests (83.7%) while 555 people failed to do so (16.3%). 1461 were males (51%) while 1394 were females (49%). Three groups of diabetic population were included in the study namely: normal (n = 1406), pre-diabetic (n = 386), and T2DM (n = 683). Chi-square tests were conducted with significance level at 0.095 and alpha ...

The first proposals of the European integration have been made at the Paris Conference in 1867. However, the practical realization of the idea of integration was not accomplished: the contradictions between the two countries were so deep that the awareness of the need to cooperate in the union went through two world wars and several local wars. Integration trends in Europe re-emerged immediately after the Second World War, when major European countries have realized that the restoration and development of national economies is the only possible way combining efforts and resources. Plan for the creation of the European Community ...

The journey towards the European Union (EU) integration has experienced several turnings. This section of the essay will detail some of the core turning points in the EU integration. Establishment of a Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was a major turning point in EU integration. The Treaty of Rome defined the specific objectives of the CAP. The CAP was introduced in 1962 (Folmern.p). The establishment of the CAP was enshrined to the state of food shortages after World War II. The aim of the CAP was to build a common European Community market and to cut off tariffs on agricultural ...

Personal Statement

Studying master degree is important in making me think as a business manager. It is helpful significant in comprehending complex business matters as well as think strategically. This can be achieved because master degree boosts one’s business skills, which in most cases, is lacking among business professionals. Additionally, studying master degree in business can boost soft skills, for example, leadership, as well as teamwork, which are crucial characteristics of a business leader. Studying master degree in business makes graduate schools regard me high. The master degree can equip me with skills in research and writing, qualifications employers prefer. ...

Question 1.

The European Integration has undergone several changes to be what it is now. Several incidents and treaties marked the turning points for the EU in its infancy years to create a more stable and unified European cooperation. The Marshall Plan formed in 1948 consolidated democracy in Europe after the German defeat in the WW2 (Dinan 1122). The United States proposed the plan to speed up economic development in the transatlantic region. The plan saw the creation of the OEEC (Organization for European Economic Cooperation) liberalize trade and the Coal and Steel Community to oversee the extraction of coal in ...

Introduction

It is thought that the European Union, besides other markets, has liberalized the employment market by lowering the level of regulations in this sphere and enabling people from each Member State of the Union to become employed in any Member State. This has taken more than fifty years of deliberations and negotiations between the sides. Among the main instruments, which have been used during this procedure, we need to list social partnership and social dialogue as the procedures aimed at reaching consensus between the social partners. Additionally, the European Union as a result of implementation of the previously discussed ...