Essays on Marston

1. Support or criticize the statement that rude gestures (e.g., showing the middle finder to a police officer, etc.) would constitute fighting words or a threat towards a police officer. Justify your position Gestures are part of communicating in our everyday life, and they can be interpreted positively or negatively. The variations in the interpretation of gestures occur due to cultural, religious, ethnic and environmental differences. Some gestures are generally rude and inappropriate no matter the context in which they are used. Rude gestures are annoying and offending. They are intended to offend the other person to whom it ...

Public relations (PR) are essential in all organizations as a means of addressing issues in the society, influencing their opinions, and capturing their attention. John Marston gives an articulate procedure through which companies and individuals can implement public relations to derive its benefits. The four-step process which goes by the acronym RACE identifies four crucial areas in PR: research, communication, evaluation, and action. In the research phase, the firm or person highlights and describes the problem. The action stage involves planning and determining the appropriate course of action for the issue. The phase of communication, on the other hand, ...

INNOVATION AND RISK MANAGEMENT

Executive Summary 3 Innovation and Risk Management: An Introduction 3 Invention and Innovation: The Concept 5 Innovation to Achieve Growth 5 Innovation and Risk Management 6

Recommendations 9 Conclusion 9 References 11 Executive Summary Innovation is leading to newer products and technology advancements in today's business scenario. While it promotes growth and profitability, there lurch equally good chances of running into grave business risks. It is important to a business to avoid risks; risks cannot be avoided in totality. The key lies in taking calculative risks by which the organization can reduce the chances of losses and increase the ...

The Lake Ladies was written by Paul Gullen and it is a fiction novel which deals with mystery and crime. It is a detective story involving two main characters, Bates and O’Rourke who belong to different generations of detectives. Captain O’Rourke and Bates team up and to solve crimes, but their personal stories are equally as interesting as their professional life. O’Rourke and Bates meet during a case which could not be solved which happened in Chicago and involved the murder of a female violinist. Bates solves the case because he is a genius as well ...

Maria Full of Grace is a film about a 17-year-old girl named Maria who works on a flower plantation to support her family, and the effects of the decisions that she makes. She has to deal with a significant amount of unfair treatment from the manager at the place where she works and ends up quitting her job as a result. Two themes that are heavy in the film are financial struggles and the issues that come as a result of that, and the use of cities in cinema. The film, which is directed by Joshua Marston is based ...

Introduction

Most of the individuals of all ages experience at least one traumatic event in their life, which is followed by the wide range of reactions (Greenberg, Brooks and Dunn, 2015, p.1). Most researchers however claim that it affects women more as compared to their male counterparts (Sumner et al, 2015). Though post-trauma reactions appeared in literature throughout history, in last year’s numerous scientists and researchers began investigating various effects of traumatic experiences that may have significant influence on mental and physical health. This paper is focused on a relatively new diagnosis called Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) which is ...

Maria Full of Grace is a film which deals with social topics and about one girl’s path in life. The girl, whose name is Maria is from Colombia and she is dissatisfied with her life and the direction in which it is going and this is related both to her professional as well as to her private life. The main topic is the economic establishment in the world and the effect it has on common people, who are underprivileged and who live in countries full of corruption. Other topics in the film are related to corruption, friendship and ...

Introduction

The performance of the business is critical for the investors as well as stakeholders. The discipline of corporate finance offers a variety of the techniques for reviewing the financial performance of the business. In the modern competitive world, a financial performance of the business is not enough for the success. Instead, it is critical to have success in multiple dimensions that ensures sustainability. The underlying report is a comparative assessment of the two brewing companies from UK FTSE 250 listing from the Travel & Leisure sectors and Restaurants & Bars subsectors.

Introduction of Greene King Plc and the Marston’s PLC

The selected companies include Greene King Plc and the Marston’ ...

Abstract

Financial risk hedging and corporate management are important tools for non-financial corporations. Following the theories of Modigliani and Miller corporate risk management is an irrelevant activity. However, the presence of market imperfections can explain the corporate use of derivatives. Hedging can contribute to the firm value, when firms face a progressive tax rate and when in the presence of the expected costs from financial distress. Moreover, hedging can lower agency costs of debt. The use of derivatives can be also explained by the managers’ behaviour towards risk. The aim of the paper is to evaluate the theoretical and empirical literature ...

The Role of Spain, France and The Netherlands in the American Revolution

Although the name of the American Revolutionary War gives the impression that it was solely an American pursuit, this war actually involved a number of nations including those of France, Spain, and The Netherlands. In fact, these nations had a pivotal role in proceedings. The French assisted the Americans in succeeding in gaining their independence from the British; the Dutch, who traded heavily with the Americans, got involved when the British disliked that they were trading in arms; and the Spanish, who were, then, allies of France, supported the thirteen colonies during the war. In short, their roles contributed to the ...