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The Everyman Play is a morality play that became popular after the Corpus Christi Plays were banned in the 15th century. The play was written by an unknown author, but many Historians believe that the author was probably a priest or monk as they were the people who usually wrote religious and moral dramas. It is also likely that the play is a conglomeration of numerous authors due to several rewrites throughout history. The play was originally written in Middle English. The play uses allegory to look at “Everyman” who is the representation of mankind. The play looks at ...

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Abstract Every speech is embellished by metaphoric expression, despite its context, content, and tone. In different fields the application of metaphors may vary, yet still they are applied regardless the situation consciously or unconsciously. In the speech of adults, metaphoric expressions play pivotal role serving as the instruments of persuasion, simplification, and demonstration. There is less evidence that explain the utilization of metaphors by children. Some scholars insist that children use metaphoric expressions unconsciously, while the other researchers imply that they implement the metaphors due to their symbolic perception of the environment. There is certain inconsistency in the results ...

Introduction

In all the three spheres of development namely language, social and academic there seems to be four dynamic groups involved: hearing parents with hearing children; hearing parents with deaf children; deaf parents with hearing children; and finally, deaf parents with deaf children. This paper seeks to explore how these groups interact and affect the development of children. It also expounds on the disparities that exist among the four groups. While it is clear that these children do not have much difference developmentally, the parents have to devise unique ways to ensure their children are not disadvantaged. Language forms the ...

The flame broiler is changing their environment by changing their food choices from fast foods to healthy choices. It is trying to expand its target market to include the health conscious consumers.

Use the Five Forces Model to describe the business environment faced by this organization.

Competitors- the company faces competition from fast food chains as well as restaurants who offer purely healthy options. Flame Broiler is located in business complexes to target business executives who are health conscious (Poole and Van de Ven). Customers- Frame broiler is targeting health-conscious customers. However, the company’s market research that determined that the customers are not aware of the quality of the food they sold. ...

“Desperate Passage” is an exciting yet at the same time disheartening book written by the acclaimed author Ethan Rarick. The author has a vast wealth of experience in writing, having authored books and articles on politics, crime, business and other spheres of life. The book was originally published in 2008 by the Oxford University Press. With three hundred and four pages, it is a fast-paced historical, non-fiction that retells a story of the donners, reeds and other parties in their torturous journey to the west. The book is a fascinating read that explores the themes of survival and endurance ...

Christianity is one of the Abrahamic religious biased on the teachings of the New Testament. Christians believe that Jesus died for their sins, was buried to offer salvation to all those who receive him by faith. This is according to first Corinthians 15:1-4. The Christian beliefs differ from all the other Abrahamic religion as it emphasizes more about the relationship between God and man while others religions emphasize on rules. Christians believe that once they were slaves to sin but the blood the Jesus Christ after his death on the cross forgives their sins. Jesus paid the price for ...

Analysis of alcohol abuse from sociological perspective

Annotated Bibliography Kissin, B. (1983). The biology of alcoholism, Volume 6: The pathogenesis of alcoholism psychosocial factors. New York, NY: Plenum Press. The book of Benjamin Kissin (1983) examines the natural history of alcoholism. The author defines the reasons and factor that cause or can lead to the alcoholism. There are various factors that can contribute to the contemporary social issue, such as “moral turpitude, willfulness, and role modeling, urbanization, environmental, stress, oral personality, genetic predisposition, and biochemical defects. The source will be very valuable since it makes the connection between the poverty and alcoholism. causes of the alcoholism ...

Interview Questions

Interview Questions Job interviews are usually prepared to determine whether the employer and employee will make an effective match. For Interview’s validity questions should be asked from experience so that the information to select the best candidate for the post is easily gotten. Moreover, when this criterion is used biased questions, for instance, concerning age, race are avoided. Applicants will be assured an equal opportunity to prove that they are competent and have the required skills for the job. It is during an interview that the candidate exhibits his or her communication skills in building rapport with the ...

There are several ways how the companies and the people abuse soil. They include poor agricultural practices, tillage of soil, use of biocides and artificial fertilizers (Herrick & Jones 315). There is a constant need for the increased crop yield in the world and the issue of soil abuse is often sidelined. So in order to reduce the level of soil abuse, there should be more cooperation between the governments, because this problem has become global. The governments should set up the regulations that would lead to the more sustainable development of agriculture. Some other typical methods that could be ...

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Gabriel Orozco’s work can be classified as abstract because it attempts to depart from traditional representation art as physical things or objects. Abstract art is a trend in sculptures and paintings of the 20th century that focused on exploring the relationships of colours and forms as opposed to traditional representation art that focused on representing world features through recognizable images (Gowans 54). Orozco’s works undermine the possibility of achieving full representation. On the other hand, Kiki Smith’s works of art are representative because they are concerned with representing reality. They are forms of art that encompass ...

1- What is the complete journal name? What is the Medline abbreviation for your journal?

Epidemiologic Reviews Epidemiol Rev. 2- Is the journal associated with any association, if so which one? No, but is associated with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. 3- Who publishes the journal? How often is the journal published? The publisher of this journal is Oxford University Press. It is published annually. 4- What types of articles are published in the journal? Articles that explore issues related to epidemiology are published in this journal. 5- Who is the intended audience for this journal? The target audience for this journal is scientists within the epidemiologic realm as well as ...

Historical chronology is the systematic arrangement of historical events and dates in order of occurrence. Consequently, chronology is a basic tool of history, since it helps in tracing past events and providing a reference and date to their occurrences. Therefore, current events in the modern world attach to a series of occurrences in the past, which took place in a systematic order. The global economic depression is an example of a chronological event in history, which took place between 1939 to 1945ce. The period featured a great downfall in the world’s economy, owing to the damages that World ...

Abstract

There are a plethora of challenges that pertains to the learning of the second learning. The process of foreign language acquisition that is often a second language is characterized by certain difficulties that narrow down to individual attributes. It is worthy to understand the various factors that make it easy for students or some people to learn a second language faster than their counterparts. It is important to note that despite similar learning conditions, there are possibilities that different people will take different periods of time to understand and learn a given language that is not their first language. ...

What does the word environment mean to you? According to Oxford Dictionaries, environment means the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates. With that being said, what do we want for our environment in the far future? The environment is beautiful place to so many, so why are some people not helping to preserve it? All of these questions make one think about what the environment will be like for future generations. I believe that the future of the environment depends solely on how we treat it today. With all the new construction ...

Background of Study

Every business provides a service or products in a given industry. For a business to survive and grow, it needs to expand its share of consumers in the market within which it operates. There are several tools that are utilized to examine and review a given market. This includes the Porter’s Five Force analysis which examines and critiques the key players that can influence a given industry and the relative strength of each group to dominate and control the market. This competitor analysis method defines the extent to which the players will change and influence the industry in ...

A great part of the history of the world is tied up with the histories of empires around the globe. One would even go ahead and assume that all of human history has been created and built by colonialism. In the contemporary society today, however, empires that have existed have all collapsed over the years. However, a great deal of the life around the world has been shaped by the legacies of various empires that existed. An empire can be described as a vast number of countries that have a single authority exercising power over them. In this context, ...

THE MONOLITHIC TERM ‘STANDARD ENGLISH’ IS AN OUTDATED CONCEPT IN THE 21ST CENTURY. DISCUSS.

Introduction

Now, this is an expression for ‘by the way, I would be right back in five minutes.’ This is how English language is being used these days. The metamorphosis of English, predominantly driven by technology, has been well accepted by the pundits of classical English and the trusted Oxford dictionary has added several of these to its Standard English. Is there a dilution of standards or is it simply that English language is adapting to the changes of the 21st century and keeping pace, eventually ...

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Introduction

Components of a networked community Characteristics of a network society Privacy of information Identity and networked communities Effect of emergence of networked society on capital and labor Arguments for a networked society Critiques of the network society Conclusion Reference The Networked Society Introduction In the current world, people have access to adequate, accurate, and timely information. The interconnection of people has been made possible by the tremendous improvement in technology in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The access and affordability of communication devices like computers and phones for a long time has brought about a gradual change ...

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 ...

Intelligence design and Darwinian Theory of evolution

Intelligent designs

Intelligence design is a scientific research program that constitutes professionals ranging from scientists, philosophers and the community of believers that are trying to seek the evidence-based design work. This design says that matters of existence and world origins are best explained by an intellectual undertaking and not a story that has no direction like the Darwinian Theory of natural selection (DeWolf et al., 2007).When one studies the components of a given measure, one can outline the issues of law, chances in life and conditions found in intelligence design. It is only through intelligence that scientists can ...

Reflection of Personal Student Experience:

Introduction: This report examines the moral and ethical dilemmas encountered by nurses in practice. The healthcare environment is increasingly becoming complex and continuously presents nurses with moral dilemmas. This is especially true when the ability to do the right thing is stalled by inconsistent values and beliefs of other healthcare providers. Across the nursing field, different personalities prevail. The level of success in the nursing practice, and the drive to achieve the projected results, vary with personal attributes, and the inclination to take risks in conflicting situations. The paper will focus on the Dominant (D) personality, as well as, ...

Business ethic

Milton Friedman is rumored to have said “The business of business is business.” Why would a free-market economist have made such a statement? Does such a philosophy have implications for business ethics? Milton Friedman was famously known for his quote that, ‘the business of business is business’. This quote calls upon every person involved in business, from business owners to employees to assume an important role in the workings of business. This implies that one should focus more on his or her business’ most important aspects. Apparently, the most important business activity is cash flow. This is the money ...

Book Report: “Songs in Their Heads: Music and Its Meaning in Children’s Lives”

Introduction The book entitled “Songs in Their Heads: Music and Its Meaning in Children’s Lives” is written by Patricia Shehan Campbell and published in the year 2010. It was published by the Oxford University Press in New York. Besides being a requirement on the reading list, the book is much appealing to me because of the way it addresses a real life scenario concerning the implication of music. The author brings together a masterpiece that entangles various themes concerning the relationship between music and life. The plot of the story is also quite interesting and entertaining.

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Vision Statement of JASSM

The vision of the Joint Air-to- Surface Standoff Missile program is to create a collaborative working environment through the appreciation of the human resource and the strengths of the workforce. It is keeping an entrepreneurial culture and environment which steams on new plans and dealings which eliminating the bureaucracies in carrying a project. It is based on giving people a sense of confidence through continually given opportunities of working with the program and owning the project wholly which ensures collaboration between the various department and professions. It is to foster the alliance throughout the period of the project and ...

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

INTRODUCTION The aim of this project is to conduct a country based comparative analysis and suggest a country for a real company for foreign direct investment. For the attainment of this objective, it is essential to decide on a specific industry, firm in that particular industry and then the country. Therefore, the industry that has been selected for the report is food and beverage industry; selected company is Coca-Cola Company, which is an American multinational company headquartered in the Georgia, the United States and the country that has been selected for the consideration of foreign direct investment (FDI) is ...

Introduction

There are multiple theories regarding rationality. Perhaps the most famous and the most discussed theories of rationality were provided by Weber, which included the Formal Rationality and the Substantive Rationality. The application of these theories of rationality can be found in everyday decisions and lives. Their application can also be found in business practices and multiple business theories. The theories of Scientific Management and Human Relations related heavily to the before mentioned Weber’s two theories of rationality. All of these theories allow companies and individuals in managerial positions to perceive the individuals and tasks around them from a ...

Target market: African Youths

In almost all African countries, young people are the majority. It is estimated that there are over 200 million people aged between 15 and 25 years in Africa (Africaneconomicoutlook.org, 2016). According to the African Economic Outlook, about 50% of the African youth are illiterate hence, they are locked out of the productive economic life. Youth unemployment in African states is very high. It is estimated that youth unemployment rate in Sub-Saharan Africa is over 20% (Africaneconomicoutlook.org, 2016). The continent is also plagued by poor infrastructure and poor transport systems, especially in the rural areas. The most used transport means ...

Florence Nightingale’s legacy has influenced many peoples view regarding nursing and the nurses’ perception of the millennium goals. I am one of those greatly intrigued in terms of insight and perception. The eight millennium goals developed by the world leaders in the U.N reflect on the noble work of Florence Nightingale. It is amazing how she could have visualized about the solution to many problems that are even haunting us today, back then. She must have been very visionary (Wagstaff, 2004). Her concern about taking the practice of nursing to a whole different level was a great idea. ...

Introduction

The key theoretical problem of strategic management is to identify the factors of the strategic success of the organization in the long term, allowing providing sustainable competitiveness in a rapidly changing business environment. Interest in the resource-based approach to strategic management theory is supported by more than 20 years. In that short time, it faced a surge of interest and periods of open criticism. For any theory it is useful to analyze skeptical opinion, since it allows identifying theory bottlenecks and opens new horizons for research in various directions. Resource concept of strategic management in recent years has become ...

President Woodrow Wilson was presiding over the United States of America when the Federal Reserve of the country was created and sanctioned in 1913. Documentation: iMinds. Us Federal Reserve. Mosman: iMinds Private Limited, 2014.Print The 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution was a radical addition that gave the women the right to vote. It was passed by the Congress in the year 1919, and ratified in the year 1920. Documentation: Thomsen, Natasha. Women's Rights. New York: Infobase Publishing, 2010. Print The word Boycott originated in the 19th century in Ireland. When the Irish Land League was adopting different ...

Undoubtedly, Oscar Wilde is one of the most prominent figures of the world literature. A number of the writer's publications is huge and continues to grow even today. His plays do not cease to put in the world best theaters. Many people devoted to him researches, novels, movies, and TV shows; moreover, his paradoxes are abundantly quoted in any sections of society. Since Wilde's talent is undeniable, he is known not only for his creativity. The writer is considered a very bright and extraordinary personality that combines an extraordinary charisma and many contradictions. Oscar Wilde is a great playwright, ...

The first chapter of Leo Marx’s book ‘The Machine in the Garden. Technology and the Pastoral Idea in America’ is named Sleepy Hollow. This name is derived from one of Nathaniel’s Hawthorne’s writings whereby he describes a small space scooped out among the woods which is used for farming Indian corn and which according to Hawthorne “is like the lap of a bounteous Nature, filed with bread stuff”(Marx 12). Hawthorn observes various elements of nature and appreciates the ability of nature to provide a calm and serene environment to think and be imaginative. The nature ...

REFLECTION REPORT

Incident 1 4 Incident 2 5 Incident 3 7 III. Conclusion 8

Incident 1 9

Incident 2 9 Incident 3 9 Introduction In general, the activity takes place in two basic forms – individual and group. During the individual work each specialist engages in a reflective analysis of their opportunities in terms of the results of his activity in the group. He must acquire new knowledge and skills, organize it all in a single complex, as well as receive a product that is expected of him by other members of the group (his part of the results). Differentiation and the relationship of individual ...

In the play, there are two main characters mademoiselle Y which is Amelia who seems to be a very quiet, soft-spoken individual, who prefers to be alone and enjoyed reading. Madame X, as she is called, is a verbose and boastful individual with an overpowering and domineering character, she is the boss and whatever she says goes. Madame X in this piece of literature is considered to be the antagonist. The Oxford Dictionary (2016) defines such an individual as. “A person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary.” Madame X is in total opposition ...

Introduction

Sociology comes with a broad array of ideas and theories that describe every-day things like identity, social integration and others. Some of these concepts include the concept of the home and identity/belonging. “Home” is where a person has an attachment and builds social and political identity. On the other hand, “Belonging” is about a sense of identity and connection to a particular community. The concept of home has been split along the lines of local and global perspectives in the 21st Century. This is because in a generation of individualism, technology and globalisation, it is easier than ever to ...

As a member of the scouting organization, there is a lot of fun, challenging activities, as well as unique experiences. Such activities include kayaking, climbing, and zorbing. There is also learning of survival skills, first aid, and computer programming. It has enabled the children to develop skills in teamwork, time management, initiative, planning, leadership, and communication. However, these are only possible with an effective scout leadership. Leadership is the process in which a person has direct or indirect influence on others or the goals of an organization (Day, 2014). Two aspects of leadership are critical in identifying a leader ...

Intelligence & Security issues

Intelligence & Security issues Security is a major concern for any nation. In fact, insecurity affects the development national development due to social unrest. As such, there is a need for central governments to make the most out of the intelligence gathered to secure the citizens’ safety. With this in mind, it is worth acknowledging the fact that intelligence plays a key role in the defense sector. Precisely, the process involving information sharing and dissemination from primary sources, to its analysis and finally utilization determines the safety of a nation. The United States federal government has made numerous advancements in ...

Integration of Theory and the Nursing Process

Integration of Theory and the Nursing Process

How the Theory Could Be Used To Change Behavior or Provide Health Education To Over Weight Family The Theory of Caring by Jean Watson focuses on the caring relationships between humans and life’s deep experiences (Raile, 2013). Caring is a universal phenomenon, but nurses and patients are likely to perceive it differently, especially when they are not from the same cultural backgrounds. Watson’s caring theory suggests that an individual’s life is a gift that should be cherished. Every person is invaluable; therefore, they should be respected, cared for, nurtured, ...

Business Cycle Theory

Annotated Bibliography Arnold, L. G. (2002). Business cycle theory. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Business cycle theory is a comprehensive overview that engages a wide range of schools of thought to explain the cycles in business and which use different mathematical techniques and methods. This book is a great resource for students and academics alike who wish to engage in a historical overview of business cycle theories primarily after Keynes, but also to understand and identify the main elements that delineated the schools before keys. The book presents the information in both its historical and analytical context and underscores similarities ...

Introduction

In order to make sound investment decisions, one is encouraged to evaluate all the possible alternatives. In this case, there are two sites that have been earmarked to host an Italian food business namely London and Brighton. As such, the paper shall evaluate the suitability of each site and make a recommendation on the best location using both quantitative and qualitative means. 2.0. Quantitative Analysis 2.1.1. Break Even Analysis 2.2.2. Best Decision Based on Break Even Analysis Break-even analysis is one of the key considerations in committing financial resources to an investment. Fundamentally, any commercial venture must be concerned ...

The language used by the enslaved Africans was unusual. It was full of proverbs, which contained moral lessons and traditional training. Their language also included simple means of communication (Sherrow, 2006). Storytelling together with oration, which was performed during the sacred rituals, contained a lot of energy and dynamism. They used to have their traditional music, which maintained a conducive rhythm of work. Traditional music was the center of their cultural and social life. Dancing, which was mainly led by talented performers, brought the enslaved together because it involved all members regardless of their sex, age, and social status. ...

Response to Shin’s

Historically, mixed economies emerge gradually in many countries including China. China’s mixed economy is widely characterized by the coexistence of market systems such as the private sector and the government-planned system (Naughton, 2006). The traditional planned economy in China is limited to the state-owned enterprises that are currently in a reform mode. Detang Corporation is a state-owned corporation that operates directly under the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC). The government plays a crucial and important role in minimizing the competition it faces by securing markets for the company, thereby helping it to achieve a monopoly. As ...

Communication is an essential part of management which determines the failure or the success of an organization. Without communication, organizations are prone to failure. Information transfer between departments in an organization and the workers of that organization is highly essential for continued cooperation in an organization (Miller & Roger, 113). More so, communication between an organization and its customers a key factor as information necessary for the services and even products to be delivered. In the service industry, reliable information is the main determinant of the reliability and availability of the services required by the customers. It is, therefore, important ...

Introduction

Not always, the law sufficiently regulates what is right and what is wrong (Chadwick, 1998). To guide the decision-makers on the most socially desirable forms of conduct the academic community has developed various ethical outlooks (Frey & Wellman, 2003). The ethical science have three primary dimensions – meta-ethics, which describe the supra foundations of ethical thinking and provide conceptual understanding of the right and the wrong (LaFollette, 2002). The second area is normative ethics, which theoretically explains, which forms of ethical judgements exist and how do they diverge from each other. The last field is applied ethics, which amplifies practical peculiarities ...

The problems of hunger and poverty in developing countries appear to be of great importance nowadays. However, the issues regarding foreign aid tend to be disregarded and usually do not find proper reflection in the minds of politicians leading both supporting and needy nations. At the same time, hunger and poverty are not the typical characteristics of wartime, but rather evident images of the gap between rich and poor countries that has been widened over the past decades. It is important, therefore, to investigate the effects of war actions and peacetime on developing countries, and reveal the possible way ...

Abstract

The internal analysis is a necessity to assist in the research activities of the hospital and monitor its competitive advantage through a SWOT analysis of the company information. The reader will be able to equip himself with about its operations and identify the potential suppliers and customers as well as get regular updates on the major strategies and developments affecting the operation of the organization. Sheridan Healthcare is a multi-Specialty physician and hospital-based services company that provides physician services in the areas of Neonatology, Anesthesiology, radiology, and emergency medicine. It is also known for office-based services in gynaecology, Perinatology, ...

What is Public Sector Corruption

A phenomenon that has really stood the test of time in the world is corruption. Whether it was ancient Greece, Rome, India or China; corruption has been prevalent across the ages and is today, one of the most insidious global traits that is undermining the healthy development of social and economic structures in developed and developing countries. Public sector corruption is corruption that is prevalent in government or a government body, which uses public funds to provide public services (Slater, 2011). Public sector corruption is also defined as the discharge of public duties in favor of bribery and corrupt ...

Introduction

The business literature is replete with different concepts and theoretical approaches. Despite the fact that many efforts have been spent by the theoreticians to develop them, only a few manage to survive the dynamics of contemporary business revolution. The concept of managerial economics developed by Professor Alfred Chandler in the early 1960 is among the few concepts that did. The main rationale behind his theory is linking internal structures, strategic decisions and corporate performance of the business institutions (Chandler, 2005). Although this theoretical framework attracted much criticism from both the academicians and the business practitioners, it is in use ...

Google is a multinational organization, which created one the largest search engines. Apart from creating the search engine, its other operations include web app development, providing internet analytics, advertising technologies, browser and operating system development (Osterwalder & Pigneur, 2013. The main mission of Google is to ensure that all information in the universe is organized in a way that it is easily accessible and can be used all over the world. It has maximized its effectiveness by ensuring that people get the information whenever they require it. It is evident that Google follows its mission effectively by ensuring its services ...

Crime Rate Index in Main between 1994 and 1999

Violent Crimes According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (2016), violent crime rates in the state of main decreased drastically from a total of 1611 reported incidences of violent crime involving use or threat of use of force in 1994 to 1404 violent crimes in the year 1999. This represents a change in the number of violent crimes reported during this period of time by a margin of 207 violent crimes which is not such a significant change per se. From the statistical reports by this body, the offences of murder and manslaughter appear to have had significant influence ...

Executive Summary

An interview with Debbie Curtis, Officer Manager for Central Pump Company in Center, Colorado revealed several flaws into the HR issues of the company which has about 20 employees. Though she handles almost all the issues such as training and development, succession of employees, the retention of quality employees, managing employee performance, resolving conflictions, correcting performances and disciplining performances, there are no formalities and policy documents to support the same. The strategic contribution of the current HR deliverables is basic and it cannot support the attainment of sustainable growth and development. At a personal level Debbie is contributing towards ...

The most influential factor, which has formed the Cuban culture, was Cuba’s racial diversity. All the course texts are about Cuban races and the question of gender and race equality in Cuba. Some texts, such as “Sugar’s Secret”, “Our Rightful Share” and “Marriage, Class and Color in Nineteenth Century Cuba” describe some specific spheres of Cuban culture and life. Nevertheless, they all highlight the importance of the multi-rational factor in the development of modern Cuban society. Texts “Nationalizing Cuba” and “Cuban Color in Tourism” give more information about Cuban culture even though they are all devoted to ...

The Demand Side Analysis for the United Kingdom

A. Describe the evolution of C, I, G and net exports and explain if the model of growth is domestic demand led or export led. Explain if it has changed during the period (at least ten years of data). The United Kingdom’s economy is among largest economies in the world when measured by gross domestic income (GDP) and purchasing power parity (PPP). At the same time, it is the fifth most complex economy as reviewed by the Economic Complexity Index in 2013 where it experienced a massive negative balance of payment of $174B. Just like in any economy, ...

Abstract

Citizens United successfully challenged the decision of the Federal Electoral Commission not to distribute anti-Hilary documentation during the 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries after a decision from the Supreme Court at the start of 2010 ruled in favour of the case presented by Citizens United. This research paper intends to explore the history of the campaign for finance reform in the United States as well as the case presented by Citizens United to the Supreme Court in favour of their argument that corporations have the same rights as citizens. This research paper will examine the influence that unlimited money ...

The corporate governance in United States, Japan and South Korea is experiencing some drastic changes in how they handle their stakeholders such as suppliers, customers and shareholders. The paper compares how the three models of corporate governance make their strategic decisions based on the shareholder values. However, there is a big difference in how these companies are implemented based on the countries (Larcker & Tayan, 2). There are some new improvements in the models of USA and the global corporate governance over time. For instance, the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance of 2004 were revised in 2014. The new, updated ...

Social movements being collective activities and efforts used by certain groups of people or institutions and organizations to bring about desired social change in the society have been in existence in the US and other parts of the world since time immemorial. The most notable ones are the civil rights movements in the beginning of the 18 century and industrial revolution period (Snow, Soule & Kriesi 26). These social movements make use of a variety of strategies to recruit their members ranging from social networks to collective identity. They play a significant role in mobilizing social, economic and political change ...

Personal Statement: Increasing Research Profile

Personal Statement: Increasing Research Profile Excellent research informs on an individual’s career, and therefore dictates their success. Ensuring that people in various industries are aware of one’s efforts, which regards the eligibility of their research to get to the academic committee, is crucial for building their work and develop new opportunities in future. Several people have a vague perception that good work sells without exertion of any efforts (McGill-Franzen & Allington, 2010 p. 50). However, developing and a stable professional profile would automatically increase the impact of an individual’s work, facilitating for its credibility in larger audiences ( ...

The leadership skills portrayed in the assessment test are my true leadership skills. The skills pointed out were developed from a personal assessment test which is able to enable a person understand how much they have in regards to various organizational skills. However, the skills portrayed are not based on applied skills in a formal organization. The skills are from my experience learning and experiencing the field of nursing. As a career person in the field, it is important to understand what skills one is required to have to play a leadership role in an organization. The major difference ...

Introduction

The Bank as a commercial organization aims to make a profit, which ensures the stability and reliability of operation and can be used to expand its activities. However, the focus on the profitability of operation is always associated with various types of risks, which in the absence of limitation may result in losses. Therefore, any bank in determining the strategy of its activities creates a system of measures, which on the one hand, aims at making a profit, and on the other hand, takes into account the maximum possible prevention of losses in banking activities (Madura, 2012). The banking ...

Zhao, Yushan, Zhu, Hongjing, Studies in Literature and Language

Abstract Most studies of inter-subjectivity are about the translators' subjectivity, which pay less attention to the subjectivity of writers and readers. Some papers center on binary dialogue among translation subjects, and place one subject in the center. Based on Davidson's triangulation model, the paper provides a clearer ternary dialogue for intersubjectivity. Davidson adopts "triangulation" to express the person-person-world interaction in the language communication. Translation, as the cross-cultural communication involving many subjects, is the result of the triangulation among the subjects. Triangulation in translation should be: a writer, a source text and a translator; a translator, a target text and ...