Essays on Stability

A flying aircraft requires some control. The control can be delivered by a human or a computer. In this case, a computer is much safer, faster and reliable in controlling a flying an aircraft than a human being. A Stability Augmentation System manages the control surfaces of an aircraft and alters their movement as necessary to make the aircraft more stable at all times. SAS is used to eliminate unfavorable effects such as short period oscillations, Phugoid oscillations, Dutch rolls and spiral modes. Stability Augmentation system together with a rate control system constitutes a flight management system. Rate control ...

In aeronautics, the static stability of an aircraft is highly dependent on the neutral point and the center of gravity of the craft. The general concept of moments is applied since the tippling off of the craft usually applies the principle of moments (free-online-private-pilot-ground-school.com). The center of gravity has the greatest effect on the flight of any aircraft including missiles. The main aspect to consider in any case is the distance between the neutral point of aircraft and its neutral point and the distance between the missile centre of gravity and its neutral pressure point (free-online-private-pilot-ground-school.com). This shows that ...

What is Machiavelli’s View of Political Power? Is the Prince an Immoral Text?

Indeed, the Prince is a seminal treatise on governance and the concept of the nation state. In the treatise, Machiavelli provides an illuminating conception of the state and governance. In his composed and combative approach, Machiavelli offers a viewpoint that essentially departs in a radical manner from what at that time was the typical conception in the mindset of the societies in question. The brief of this paper shall be to briefly examine Machiavelli’s view of political power and by extension assess whether the Prince is an immoral text. While the former task requires a discussion, the latter ...

1.0 Introduction `According to Barbone et al. (2009) all members States of the European Union are also members of the Economic and monetary Union (EMU). Barbone et al. (2009) further states that the member states coordinate their policy-making in support for the economic objectives of the European Union (EU). Nonetheless, there are some member states that have gone further to adopting a single currency (Euro) (Barbone et al., 2009). They are the member states that comprise of the Euro area. Euro, according to Bekaert (2010) is a single currency that has been adopted by 19 European states that make ...

Iran’s Nuclear Threat

REGIONAL STABILITY, GLOBAL SECURITY Regional Stability, Global Security: Finding a Workable Answer to Iran’s Nuclear Threat In the modern world, “rogue” states have become adept at wielding the threat of nuclear weaponry in the global political arena and wringing concessions from developed nations that have, at best, an imprecise knowledge of whether, and at what stage of development, nations like North Korea and Iran possess nuclear capability. It is a matter of intense interest among America’s intelligence and diplomatic communities to determine whether the persistently belligerent regime in Iran seeks political leverage against Israel and the United ...

The Euro was officially started in 1999 in the first eleven countries. In the beginning, the Euro was employed for transaction purposes while the banknotes and coins came into life in 2002. There are five Maastricht Convergence criteria that are used in the consideration of membership. European countries wishing to join have to meet them. First is the price stability that says that the nation’s inflation rate shall not be more than 1.5 percent above the levels of the best three performing member nations. The second condition was the durability of convergence. The criterion identifies with the factor ...

Impact of Management

Impact of Management

Introduction

The management of sports takes place through the establishment of sports departments. The sports departments represent either the region, specific sport or the entire nation. The departments manage sports like other business entities. The management of sports does not only entail the physical part involved in sports but also involves ensuring that the organizations and departments raise enough money to facilitate the running of sports events. It also entails ensuring that the sports facilities undergo good maintenance programs, which enables the games in sports to take place. Sports organizations and departments also have a task in ...

ABSTRACT

Federal Reserve Bank, commonly known as FED, has been established with the aim of stabilizing the overall financial system within the US economy. FED has been using different tools and methods like open market operations, moral suasion, discount rate, and the reserve requirements in order to achieve the overall economic goals. These economic goals include; reducing unemployment and inflation, and accelerating the process of economic growth. In order to overcome the today’s economic challenges, the chairman of Fed should work on controlling the monetary measures and pulling strategies which benefit the global economic growth.

INTRODUCTION

Money market is a ...

Stability of Bioactive

Solubility of Protein has an effect on quality of foodstuffs especially with high amount of proteins. Enzyme hydrolysis of such food products increases solubility as well as thermal Stability but on the other hand, it also distorts its composition and in order to control this change, it is recommended to use controlled hydrolysis which regulates manufacture of peptides that distorts the taste of food products. This paper intends to discuss stability of bioactive compounds such as peptides and stability of bioactive in food products. The paper will further elaborate on problems associated with bioactive when added in fruits juices ...

The shadow banking system, also referred to as the shadow financial system, has been informally described as the unregulated financial activities conducted by regulated institutions. They refer to the financial intermediaries, which are involved in the facilitation of the creation of credit across the global financial system. The members of the shadow banking systems are not subject to regulatory oversight. It also refers to the network of financial institutions, which are comprised of non-depository banks, for example structured investment vehicle, investment banks, hedge funds, conduits, money market funds, and non-bank financial institutions (Batchvarov, 2013, p. 348). Shadow banking institutions ...

Psychology

Article Being Reviewed Wright, A.G.C., Pincus, A.L., & Lenzenweger, M.F. (2012). Interpersonal development, stability and change in early adulthood. Journal of Personality 80/5, 1340-1372. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-6494.2012.00761.x . Retrieved 22 Nov 2014, from EBSCOHost database.

Introduction

The paper aims to research the ‘development of the interpersonal system’ mapped by the ‘interpersonal circumplex’ in early adulthood (ages 18-22). The paper recounts the considerable body of previous research studying the personality changes that occur across the life span of a human being. Researchers have observed that personality traits are highly stable in adulthood, barring exceptions. The mean rate of change in personality traits remains minimal, ...

International Finance Trilemma

After 2007-2012 global economy recessions, many nations are striving to sustain their economy stability in the efforts of meeting the respective governments and citizens’ fundamental needs. Primarily, Trilemma of international finance hold that a country or nation cannot concurrently peg the exchange rate, maintain the independent monetary policy and permit free financial flows cross-borders (Feenstra & Taylor, 2008). International finance Trilemma states that under no given scenario that a country will enjoy steady foreign exchange rates, capital mobility and monetary policy that is independent. Based on international finance Trilemma, the central bank is often tasked to ensure that the economy ...

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Introduction

In terms of business economics, ‘risk’ refers to the assumption of an organization attaining profits that are below expected or forecasted levels. It could also refer to the possibility of a loss. There are several aspects that influence business risk. Some of these factors are unit price, volume sales, cost of production, and economic and political environment . Organizations that aim to lower risk in order to attain stability often maintain low debts. This enables the company to assure that its financial liabilities are always payable. Maintaining low financial risk levels has become an imperative in ...

There are several factors, which one should consider while choosing the country to live. Choosing the place to live and work means that the life in the subject country is fun. People will have different preferences but the factors to consider remain the same. However, their intensity is different. The main factors, which one should consider while choosing the country to live, include security, political stability, social amenities, economic stability, entertainment facilities and the general opinion of the country. In the country, one chooses to live there should be enough security. In a security guaranteed town or country, as ...

A glider is defined as heavier than air aircraft supported in the air by dynamic air reactions against its lifting surfaces. Normally, its free flight does not depend on an engine. Most of the gliders do not have engine, though the motor gliders have engines meant for extending their flight when requires and some are powerful allowing them to take off. Because of their specialized use, gliders are quite different from powered airplanes. This is made obvious by several characteristics. One is the completely different arrangement of the landing gear, a result of the lightweight of the aircraft and ...

Question 1

Hebert Marcuse suggests that historically, philosophy has assumed the role of safeguarding the interests of freedom and reason in a world that is relatively unfree and also unreasonable. Socrates can be considered as a guardian to the interest of reason and freedom. He introduced the world to the art of critical reasoning. In many circles, he is often hailed as the father of reason and logic. In an unreasonable world where man is simply concerned with victory over his fellow man when it comes to arguments, Socrates introduced the concept of critical and careful reasoning so as to acquire ...

Stability, written by Philip Dick, is a short science-fiction story narrating some events as they take place in the future. In the story, Robert Benton, the main character, is taken to task by the government of the day for allegedly making a machine which would destabilize the world. Benton denies making such an invention, but is ordered (by the controller) to go and collect his “invention” from the patenting office. Although Stability is a fictitious story, it portrays some of the social, development and geopolitical challenges that are already existing, or maybe experienced in the future. In Stability, the ...

INTRODUCTION

The Federal Reserve System also known as the Federal Reserve was formed on December 23rd 1913 after the approval of Federal Reserve act (Beckhart, 2). The enactment of the act was accelerated by a series of financial panics, mainly by a severe panic in 1907(Bechart,2).It’s main objective was; to provide economic stability by formulating and implementing monetary policies that will ensure price stability, to facilitate discounting of commercial papers and lastly to regulate the activities of commercial banks (Prochnow,3). However the goal of the Federal Reserve has changed overtime and broadened to accommodate other ...

The Arab Spring and its Effect on the Arab Economy

Introduction Without a doubt, the evolution of the Arab spring has indicated a challenge based on country’s political and economical long-standing notions of stability as it caused a crisis in not only different countries economies, but also political domain. This is because; it influenced the structures of democratization and economic growth of countries such as Libya Egypt, as well as Tunisia that experienced almost concurrently the effects of the Arab spring evolution. For many the Arab spring, remained as one of the drastic eruption of democracy movements that took place in the twenty first century across the Middle ...

According to Mayer (2007), “personality is a system of parts that is organised, develops, and is expressed in people’s actions”. The ‘system of parts’ would mean components of self that include emotions and motivations. Personality is, thus, a complex whole formed by intersection of various external and internal factors. It is a gradual process of development. While some researches have considered personality as stable and consistent, recent researches suggest that personality develops during a person’s lifetime. The following section discusses some of these recent researches. ...

The global financial crisis of 2007-to-date is cited as being among the worst ever to affect the world since the credit crunch of the 1930s popularly known as the Great Depression. Coupled with the financial crises, a massive sovereign debt crisis advanced among leading national investors all over the globe and the most affected were the majority of European governments. The Eurozone crisis made it difficult for most nations to re-finance their debts leading to the creation of rescue packages and bailouts to prevent the collapse of economies that were in between the depth crises. Member states within the ...

Introduction

“International financial stability” was written by Roger w. Ferguson, Philipp Hartmann, Fabio Panetta and Richard Portes and published in the year 2007.The book provides an all inclusive perspective of financial stability in the consideration of great structural changes in the global financial system in ...

This essay addresses the following historical question: Is it possible for states to have a foreign policy with an ethical dimension? First of all, it is important to note that the nation-state at the international level is the most important entity. Each nation-state is most concerned with gunning as much power from the international system. Therefore, from a realist perspective security is the most important objective of each nation-state. The second important driving force of states within the international system is relative gain in terms of economics, politics, and social values in comparison with other players within the international ...

Question 1

The federal reserve bank is a major institution in the American’s economy and society designed to offer financial stability by maintaining currency flexibility. The Fed as consistently played a significant role in the Untied States economy and monetary policy since its establishment. The Fed established in 1913, therefore, its the roles and regulations go back only to the early years of the 20th century. For instance, the Fed came into play when a harsh economic crisis started in 2008. During this period the GDP shrank, unemployment increased and millions of Americans were worried about their futures. It was ...

The Guilford-Zimmerman Temperament Survey (GZTS) was developed in 1948 by J. P. Guilford and W. S. Zimmerman for measuring normal personality development and temperament. The reason for developing personality trait measuring instruments in the field of psychology was the simplification of tests used to measure personality traits. Early tests usually focused on theories relevant to particular traits, which resulted in the creation of several hundred different tests, each measuring only one trait (McCrae & Costa Jr., 2012). Though many tests had good psychometric properties, there was no unified personality test, so the administration and interpretation of different test was disorganized ...

INDIVIDUAL STUDENT ESSAY

(Global Marketing)

Module Code: MC5057

List of figures II 1 Introduction 5 2 Decision to Internationalise 7 2.1 Nine Strategic Windows 8 2.2 SWOT Analysis 9 3 Decision-Making for Entering a Foreign Market 13 3.1 Canada13 3.1.1 Gross Domestic Product13 3.1.2 Restrictions for Saccharin14 3.2 Ukraine14 3.3.1 Gross Domestic Product14 3.3.2 Restrictions for Saccharin15 3.3.3. Inflation Rate15 3.3.4 Political Stability15 3.3 United States of America16 3.3.1 Gross Domestic Product16 3.3.2 Restrictions for Saccharin16 3.3.3 Inflation Rate16 3.3.4 Political Stability16 3.4 Germany16 3.4.1 Gross Domestic Product16 3.4.2 Restrictions for Saccharin16 3.4.3 Inflation Rate16 3.4.4 Political Stability17 3.5 North Korea17 3.5.1 Gross Domestic Product17 ...

What Are Political Risks In Foreign Trade?

Political risks are risks, which occur because of instabilities in national governments and war, both civil and international. No matter how consistent the buyer is fulfilling his obligations to the seller according to the contract, his obligations are dependent on the current situation in his own country or along the transport route to that country. The underlying causes of political risks include political stability, social stability, and economic stability (Anders 23). Political stability, which comprises of political structures and ideologies, combined with external relations with other countries forms an vital part of the political risk. Stability in general terms ...

This report presents an assessment and analysis of the Australia football league in terms of the sustainability of the league. Additionally, the paper discusses the arguments that are made for the expansion of the league which include the money factor, support to local infrastructure, employment creation and building a base for a future viable football business. The argument discussed against the expansion of the league is in terms of salaries and wages for players, financial capability of the clubs and the impact it might have on the environment. The paper draws attention to the economic justification to the changes in the AFL in terms of its impact to the football business. ...

EU Neighbourhood Policy in the context of common foreign policy: the possibilities and limits of joint actions

Since its inception, the European Union has maintained its influential capacity in the European region, and it enabled a peaceful co-existence between member states and mutual development to flourish. When the Maastricht Treaty was implemented, and applications for accession of the Central and Eastern European countries increased, questions have evolved as to how the CEE countries would be able to adapt to the current policies of the European Union. There is also a concern as to how the current member states would have to bear the new addition in the organization and its effects in their respective countries. However, ...

Abstract

Many countries in the current world strive for economic growth and development. This is because economic stability has become of great significance for many nations. Economic stability creates the impression that a country is able to meet the needs of its citizens. These needs include employment, food, shelter, health services and education amongst others. A country with all these aspects being met is able to meet short term and long term economic goals.

China is one of the most developed countries in the world. The country is economically stable and among the world’s super powers (Segal 2010 pg23). ...

In light of new aero-technologies, this development aerodrome may be described as one that has fashion runways of sufficient length and strength to let secure landing; offers all the appropriate additional solutions (lighting, emails, urgent solutions, climate confirming, routing features etc.) to let a secure strategy and landing; will be open for an interval which includes the variety of possible times of arrival; and which is prediction to have climate appropriate to let a getting throughout that interval. Modern turbo-fan has made it possible to boost the variety of twin-engine aircraft to enable some of them fly great ranges. ...

1.0 Introduction

Nano-thermal analysis is a primary technique used in the study of the characteristics of pharmaceutical materials in the initial phase of drug design and development. Some of the drug properties that can be studied using nano-thermal analysis include the spatial distribution of the constituents, shape, and size particularly in multicomponent drug sample. Using nano-thermal procedures the different components of these multicomponent drugs can be studied and characterized without having to dissociate the drug. The technique is particularly useful in increasing the dissolution of drugs with low water solubility hence improve their bioavailability. This is by facilitating the ...

Summary of Main Issues Discussed within the Case Study

Further, the author talks about OPT contracts and how they have been beneficial to countries located within Europe. OPT contracts refer to agreements through which firms within the Euro Zone are protected from stiff competition from other regions such as China due to the production costs differential. One of the privileges they enjoy is the freedom to export temporarily. One of the countries that have gained from OPT agreements is Romania, which is one of the poorest countries in Western Europe. This is because OPT agreements led to a significant increase in the orders made from Europe. This in ...

The time has come that the technical problems facing the old design of Airship with Helical Vertical Axis for Wind Turbine (Eagle 14) at High Altitude shall be replaced with a new one that meets engineering standards in order to work more efficiently. A team will handle the proposed project based on a research plan made by the members. The project is expected to produce good results because the team will assign a principal investigator or PI who has a wide experience and record of achievements in the fields of experimental and quantitative design of Airborne Wind Turbine at ...

The economic crisis in Egypt post January 2011

Abstract The paper looks into the economic crisis in Egypt and how the background was formed for the January 2011 revolution. How the crisis happened, what were the consequences and how Egypt can get back on track are some of the important questions that need to be looked into. The stability of the Mubarak regime was well under pressure even before the major changes in the political system followed. Even before the present revolution and reforms in Egypt, there were significant changes taking place in the political system. The nation was experiencing relative freedom of expression for the first ...

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Introduction and Literature Review

The value for a drug is significantly impacted by the dissolution rate, chemical stability and solubility of the drugs thereby impacting the pharmaceuticals efficiency as well. In the pharmaceutical industry multi-component crystals such as hydrates, solvates, co-crystals and salts have a major role during the design of new solids. Solid does not self-crystallize. It crystallizes in varied forms depicting random crystal properties. Various approaches are used to modify solids like Salting, Solvation, Hydration, and Polymorphism. Apart from these approaches, Co-Crystallization is a promising new approach to modifying ...

Question 1

Examine the major examples of heterogamy. Response 1 Heterogamous marriage is the union between two individuals who are culturally different or some significant social characteristics. In America, marriages have crossed to its traditional barriers race, age, religion, education, or social class. The major examples of heterogamy are interfaith marriages, interclass marriages, and interracial or interethnic marriages. The trend in heterogamy are practiced in different countries considering some factors, the perspective of people are more integrated in races and ethnicity. However, homogamous marriage is more stable than a heterogamous marriage because couples share the same attitudes and values if both ...

1. Throughout the 1980s, both South Korea and Taiwan engaged in a series of reforms towards democratization, with both having been under the control of authoritarian governments. Although South Korea and Taiwan differed in terms of their domestic political context, there is an understanding that both shared a similar road to democratization, characterized by the following elements: growing protest movements, diplomatic relations with the United States (US) and government reform initiatives. Understood as the prime manifestation of dissatisfaction towards authoritarianism, the rise of protest movements in South Korea and Taiwan account for their contextualized stories of democratization. South Korea, ...

INTRODUCTION

Linux provides a vast array of distributions that can be bewildering to choose from especially if the user has little information about operating systems. Knowledge of the various operating systems will give a user the required capacity to choose the desired operating system based on the needs of the company.

This paper will compile three major Linux distributions for the server and the desktop.

These include Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, Debian and SuSE distributions. The comparison will be based on Linux distribution for the server and the workstations. These three distributions have been taken as a result of their suitability for server use and long term security support. Red Hat Enterprise Linux ...

Question One

The close nexus between crime and race has been the subject of much scholarly inquiry and debate for decades. A number of theories have been used to explain the linkages. The nuances in all these theories is minimal as they all point out that race is a significant factor in the study of crime and criminal behavior. Such a study is particularly interesting in a cosmopolitan society because race as demography would be able to provide a number of variances that can be analyzed. For example, the prevalence of crime among the African American populace has significantly influenced the ...

What is Descartes’ “method of doubt”? How does this method lead to the “I think” as a starting point of philosophy?

Introduction:

The Descartes‘s method of doubt which a basic aim and strategy of defeating skepticism on their own ground. This method approaches each situation by doubting it first. The method involves doubting all aspects including the truths, cultural presumptions as well as evidences of the senses of the argument. The method also doubts the whole process of reasoning .This skeptical challenge aims at ensuring that those arguments that pass the test are the ones which bears a ...

Monetary system in India

Abstract Banks and central banks have a great role to play in the development of a country’s economy. In essence, banks provide and create money through credit, a scenario that provide a country with the much needed where withal to implement major policies. Banks have emerged as the new fore front of development across the world with institutions and government agencies turning to banks for support and growth. Yet, the banking sector remains prone to external shocks such as business cycles and political turmoil. Furthermore, banks require a secure and flexible legal structure to offer services to people. ...

The European System of Central Bank (ESCB) is governed by European Central Bank (ECB) and the National Central Banks (NCB) of European Union Member States. European Central Bank is the Central Bank of Europe Zone. ESCB is governed by the governing council and other decision making bodies of ECB. The governing Council is responsible for making monetary decisions and the Executive Board is empowered to implement monetary policy as per the framework of decisions laid by the Governing Council. Just like any other Central Bank, the core function of ECB includes maintain price stability of the local currency in ...

Introduction

The ideology of leanness is a concept that researchers have been trying to develop new and improved methods that will reduce to a very large extent all the wastages that are associated with the manufacturing industry at every stage and activity. Lean manufacturing is the production of more by doing less or by use of less material through reducing wastages at every level of a production stage. Leanness has become a very critical evaluation tool that is used for the comparison of recently developed approaches. It is nowadays used by all the new researchers in determining the viability of ...

Location

Introduction Economists argue that macroeconomic policies are put in place to strike a state of balance in the monetary sector of an economy. This is achieved through a combination of fiscal, monetary and exchange rate policies. To attain this, policy makers get charged with the responsibility of devising appropriate policy mix and establishing efficient policy instruments to spearhead the entire macroeconomic policy formulation exercise. Usually, economists experiment with various policy mixes until they achieve the best suited policy mix to match the various factors of economy. These policies need regular review and revision to keep up with the changing ...

Luxembourg is a potent brand due to its geographic and historical position. It is mainly branded through the use of customer based brand equity through the personalization of communication and customization of its products and services. It has developed a “Made in Luxembourg” label to distinguish its products and services when exported abroad. Luxembourg also has the “Luxembourg for Business” (LfB) brand which establishes a corporate identity for Luxembourg as a “brand with a pro business reputation. This paper discusses the development and further improvement of Luxembourg’s country branding through the following brand management components: Building a strong brand; Brand positioning; Choosing brand elements to build brand equity; Designing and implementing branding strategies; and Developing a brand equity measurement and management system. ...

Kangaroo Mother Care: The Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Contact with Newborns

Kangaroo Mother Care, or Skin-to-Skin contact with a newborn immediately after birth, has proven to be a highly beneficial practice, with hardly any negative impact. Kangaroo Mother Care, or KMC for short, provides a newborn the warmth, stimulation, safety, protection from infection, and love that they need. KMC has benefits for not only the newborn, but also significant benefits for the mother, including a boost in her self esteem. Through various studies, pediatricians and obstetricians have found little negative impact through the use of the Kangaroo Mother Care method. The only time it should not ...

Stability and Innovation

Organizational stability is regarded as the ability of an organization to remain firm and consistent in its efforts to achieve its long term organizational goals and objectives. Moreover, with respect to chapter 9, organizational stability also involves the aspect of providing goods and services to the potential customers in a consistent manner despite the changing legal, economic and competitive dimensions of the global marketplace (Kreps, 2011, ch. 9, p. 199). On the other hand, organizational innovation pertains to an organization’s ability to match the changing tastes, preferences, needs and wants of the customers with the help of adaptation ...

Establishment

Abstract America took the initiative to create the security mechanism to involve the majority of democratic countries and stabilize Europe, because the fact that the Soviet Union no longer controlled the surrounding countries increased the tensions in the region. In April 4, 1949, the countries signed a final treaty that established NATO. The USSR has strongly opposed the formation of the organization. In a response, it created its own structure to maintain its stability in the Western Europe. Not all countries became beneficial because of the creation of NATO. Some countries found themselves on the wage of the war ...

Introduction

For a long time, Australia has always been outward-looking nation that is strongly engaged and involved with the rest of the world. The last two centuries have particularly witnessed Australia build strong as well as enduring ties with countries across the global landscape. The bonds between Australia and many countries across the world have been forged and facilitated through a variety of aspects that range from history, trade, common strategic interests, sporting events and so on. The nature of the Australian society has also played a great role in facilitating the forging of superb relationships with other countries. Twenty-eight ...

- Difference between cash balance and profit Lily runs a flower arranging business but is unaware of the accounting and finance aspects of it. Her friend has prepared the financial statements for her, and she would like to know it in detail. From the information given, it is seen that Lily has enough cash on hand. Hence she supplies the services on credit and makes payment in cash. She is also planning to purchase a vehicle and make the payments in cash. The source of additional cash is given which is an inheritance of money. Hence, she has decided ...

IMF

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Introduction The international monetary fund (IMF) was initiated in 1944 during the Bretton Woods Conference and formally created in 1945 with a membership of 29 countries. The main IMF goal was stated as to assist in the reconstruction of the world’s international payment system post the Second World War. Countries contributed money and put it in a pool through a quota system from where countries which had an imbalance in trade could borrow. Ever since the membership of the IMF has grown to 188 countries of the world and the main goal changed to ...

Organization Culture

Organization Culture Organizational Behavior is the study that dwells on how humans behave in organizational settings. Organizational behavior may also mean how people react to various situations in an organization. One of the topics learnt in organizational behavior is organization culture. This paper examines, evaluates and analyzes organization culture as the main idea that many companies look into to ensure they achieve their organizational goals. Culture in an organization includes shared meaning, sense making and understanding within an organization. Culture collectively entails the dominant perspectives, values visions, standards and varied models of behavior that an organization as set. The ...

Introduction

The Caste System is synonymous with Ancient Indians. The system refers to an elaborately stratified social order or hierarchy dating back to 1200 BCE (Sharma, 843). According to historians, the Caste System came into being about 5,000 years ago when a white race, the Aryans came into India from the North West and conquered the dark colored race that inhabited India at that time (Sharma, 844). The Caste System is also called Varna Vyavastha with the word Varna being a Sanskrit word that means “color of the skin” (Sharma, 844). As such, it is safe to state that ...

In recent past, there are rising demands to push towards embracing high fiber products as parallel to an increase in obesity, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. Notably, banana pseudostem flour (BP) bears high fibrous components which are well enriched with cellulosic material, dietary fibres, inorganic compound, low molecular weight sugars as well as antioxidant compounds with a potential of functional ingredients for developing functional food. More research indicates that the amounts of juice extracted from such Musa Cavendish (banana pseudostem) have the potential of being processed in the form of isotonic drink resulting from the presence of high mineral content ...

Setting the Stage: The Themes in Chapters 1-3

Aldous Huxley's Brave New World is a hybrid between a manifesto of ideas, brought forth by characters with only a patina of depth, and a story with the depth closer to a graphic novel than that of a traditional tome. The opening three chapters bring the majority of the significant themes or ideas at work in the book. The director explains how this particular Utopia provides people bred to order, using artificial fertilization to grow babies inside bottles. Ultimately, they are not born but instead are decanted. Each new person is assigned to one of five social castes, from ...

Towards the end of cold, Europe was divided into East and West, with each affiliated to Soviet Union and United States respectively. With the collapse of the Warsaw Pact in 1991, there was great enthusiasm on the part of its former members to join the Western alliance lead by NATO. Moreover, as the European Union went ahead with absorbing new members from East and South, its geographic center moved toward Germany. In the process, adding to Germany’s already increased political and economic weight on the continent (Mayhew 1998). The expansion of became the new meaning for the European ...

Introduction

Tourism in Greece is one of the most important industries which have been able to boost its national growth. The industry has been rated to contribute more than 15% of the country’s output annually making it the most popular industry. This is based on the many beaches and the Mediterranean coastline which is a geographical advantage to the country. The country which is based in Europe has a rich history as the natives have retained their culture, thus attracting tourists. This has created a base for approximately 17.5 million visitors who originate from all walks of the world ( ...

Business Cycles have a tendency to follow political cycles closely

Introduction A business can be defined as an activity one undertakes with a view of making profits. A business may also refer to an enterprise that is involved in trading of goods and services for commercial purposes. A business may be privately owned or owned by a group of individual thus making it a company or even stat owned. There are different types of business in existence nowadays and they include; sole proprietorship, partnership, corporations and cooperative. There are also different classes of business for example; agriculture, mining, financial, informational, real estate, service, retailers and transportation among many others ( ...

Macroeconomic policy is one of the critical and big picture of the entire economic performance of a nation. Every government, whether developing or developed develop their macroeconomic policies to particularly use them to influence the economy. The macroeconomic tools used to bring stability on various economic components include monetary policy and fiscal policy. United Kingdom is one of the developed nations in the world, and developing its overall macroeconomic policy of the developed country calls for a critical understanding of the state of the economy. Macroeconomic policy focuses at economic growth, low inflation, as well as low unemployment. The ...