Countries College Essays Samples For Students

International Relations of the Pacific Rim

Question 1
While the realism theory represents a spectrum of opinions or ideas which tend to circulate around four central pillars of political groups. That is egoism, international anarchy and power politics the liberal approach on the other seems to focus on a broader picture in terms of issues concerning enlightenment. It seeks to find a long lasting peace and cooperation in the international platform. Constructivist theory states that both political and social aspects are historically and politically linked. These theories are of the opinion that the situation in the pacific is inevitable from the human consequence but rather it is a ...

- Is the so called developed world, in fact overdeveloped? Is this the standard to which the rest of the world can or should aspire or is it an unsustainable level that over consumes resources, food and energy?

A procedure is a sign of development, in which new techniques are introduced in the society by the current systems of reproduction and production. The development strategy is based on environmental resources, gender, class and several other axes of inequality.

I think current pattern of growth isn’t an ideal model for overdeveloped countries to follow developed ...

Introduction

There are different countries that were affected by the Cold War that came after the Second World War. Cuba is an island country in the Southern America. This country was involved in the Cold War in different ways. The country allied itself to the Soviet Union and was used as a place where missiles that were directed to the United States of America were kept. This instance caused the country to be a player in the War. The diplomatic relations between the country and the United States of America also deteriorated.

There were different changes that occurred in the country ...

INTERNATIONALIZATION OF EDUCATION

There are many facets to the internationalization of education. Exposing children and young adults to more aspects of the world earlier can only be considered a positive impact of globalization; however, there are a number of issues that must be addressed insofar as the internationalization of education is concerned. There are both benefits and downsides to international education, and this discussion will examine both the benefits and downsides; the discussion will also examine the impact of international education on both the host country and the home country of the students involved in the process. There are also different ways that international ...

Intellectual property refers to the works or inventions that are as a result of creativity, including a manuscript or a design, to which one has exclusive rights or for which one may apply for a patent, trademark or copyright. If a person or organization registers their original works such as inventions, ideas, innovations, writings and artistic performances among many others, with the relevant government and they own the exclusive rights for a particular period of time, this is referred to as intellectual property.

Intellectual property has become a major issue in recent rounds of international trade negotiations because of a number of factors. One, the costs ...

Question 1

Negative population growth rate means that the death rate is higher than the birth rate of the European region. This scenario has many consequences both socially and economically. One of the consequences of this negative growth rate is a decline in the use of fuels. This especially relates to use of fossil fuels and other non-renewables. This is because the decline in the number of people means less usage in terms of heating requirements, fueling of vehicles and other areas that involve the use of fuel by human beings. Such countries will enjoy reduced demand for fuel. ...

International tax treaties as a means of advancing economic goals

International tax treaties have become quite common especially among countries that have decided to come to an agreement to promote trade. These treaties are reached following total evaluation of the benefits that may arise out of the treaties that have been reached. The treaties are common among countries that are in constant trade with each other. Therefore, through reaching upon the treaties, it is quite obvious that there will be more trading activities taking place between the countries that have come to an agreement. This will be through attracting more entrepreneurs into putting more resources to conducting the trade ...

Iran and Cambodia

Tourism infrastructure in Iran and Cambodia has several similarities and differences. The five factors of tourism include; accommodation, food and beverage services, entertainment and recreation services, travel services and transportation. These sectors are developed in both countries. However, a few differences exist. Some regions in the countryside of Cambodia are very poor such that the areas lack well developed basic infrastructure such as roads. By 2003, Iran had about six thousand hotels and lodges and sixty nine thousand restaurants that could cater for meals and accommodation for tourists. Transport is also well developed in Iran with several major roads and ...

Section A: The importance of international cooperation in the global economy

International cooperation has led to the creation of free trade zones among countries. This has been achieved through liberalization of economies by eliminating barriers to trade. It has opened doors for trading activities among countries freely promoting an orderly global economy (IMF, 2009). International cooperation has promoted tourism. This is because of the peaceful coexistence among nations .Tourists feel free to visit other nations. This has promoted the economic status of countries through the foreign earnings from tourism activities. It has promoted investment activities of countries. This ...

The government is not only beneficial to the Americans in more ways than one, but also necessary. There are undertakings within the county’s setting that require the government’s oversight. The government is important as it ensures there is military control and protection of its citizens. Through the government, the country is provided with a defense system through which it can defend and or deter attacks within its boundaries. Government is important as it ensures the citizens therein are protected from other forms of worse or adverse power structures, which have the ability to form in the midst of ...

Investing in the other countries provides several benefits to the investors, which include attractive, and more returns and the diversification opportunity. The introduction of the investment products has now made the assessment of international markets easier (Agarwal & Ramaswami, 1992). But, at the same time it is essential for people who are making investments overseas to have the basic idea and understanding of the working of international markets.

Being CEO of the organization based within the United States, I will invest in China. This is due to the fact that the economy of China has huge potential; it provides ...

Analysis of local/regional Media (UAE and GCC Countries)

Introduction

The countries within the Middle East as well as the United Arab Emirates entails one of the most culturally and politically intricate regions across the globe. This is characterized by the rich and diverse cultural history that drives the modern day Middle East into struggling to balance the challenges of western culture and the modernization with traditional and religious values. The challenges occur as a result of the diversity within the region where the media plays a crucial in portraying the issues within the society and politics. The coverage of significant issues such as conflicts between Palestine and Israel ...

Improvement operation sustainability and reliability should be among the goals of any company yearning to maximize profits. Operation sustainability ensures that the company is a going concern. That is the company is going to continue in the future. Reliability entails the ability to meet all the customers’ needs, and in return they win the customers loyalty. To ensure sustainability, the Coca-Cola Company ought to diverse and reach even the young nations all over the world (Pandey, V., 2003). Despite being found in many countries, their brands have not yet reached some of the small and young nations. It is difficult ...

Question 1

Max Weber makes the argument that religion negatively impacts the economic growth of a given country. Weber maintains that devotion to religion diminishes the need for the pursuit of wealth through involvement in secular affairs (Lough, 2006, p.152). Comparing patterns of religion around the world, it is clear that nations with higher regard for religion rank poorly in terms of economic development. For example, Bangladesh and Yemen are among the poorest countries in the world. However, almost 99 percent of the citizens of these two countries have a high adherence to their religions. In both countries, the citizenry ...

Abstract

In the contemporary business society, different nations try to adopt the idea of outsourcing as an instrument of improving the growth of their economy. Outsourcing is attained through different ways that a country would consider beneficial to the growth of its economy. Such ways may include importing cheaply skilled labor from foreign countries, investing some part of a company’s income to foreign countries, shipping manufactured goods to a foreign country to be sold there and many other ways which are mainly adopted to improve the country’s economic growth. Outsourcing may, however, exhibit divergent impacts to the county’s ...

Raymond Vernon developed the economic theory on the international product lifecycle. It reacted to the failure of the Heckscher-Ohlin model to give an explanation on the international trade pattern. The theory suggests that all the labor and parts associated with a given product, early in its life- cycle, is obtained from the area of its invention (Schueffel & Baldegger, 2008). After the adoption of the product and its use in the market worldwide, production shifts gradually away from the origin. A point may reach when a product becomes one of the items among the original country imports. ...

Question 1: Bhopal Disaster

Uncertainty is part of any corporate organization and it may range from typical crises to existential crises. The crises can be national and affect all types of organizations or they can be industry specific. Whatever the type or case, how a corporate leader manages a crisis will have a long-term effect on the company or organization. Hearit (2006) defines a crisis as any activity or occurrence that is not planned for and has a negative effect on an organization if not managed effectively. Crises in companies are a test to managers. As a corporate leader, managing a crisis that is industry specific or that the company is ...

1. A "Virtue of anarchy" (or a positive effect of the constant threat of the use of force) in the international system according to Kenneth Waltz. (From Anarchic structures and balances of power, mainly Virtues of Anarchy)

Kenneth Waltz argues that countries reside in a state of war. Nation-states are guided solely by self-interests both internal, such as economic and military power, and external, by forming alliances and counter blocks. Some countries may have military potential and can use it anytime they want as a means of self-interest. K. Waltz implies that this violence is due to the anarchy, or chaos ...

- What was the Dutch West India Company and why and when did it send people to New Netherland?

The Dutch West India Company (WIC) constituted Dutch merchants engaged in trade with other countries or regions outside Europe. The charter expanded through its establishment of trading posts in other countries as well as colonization of territories and other trade monopolies. Dutch merchants traded various goods and commodities such as food and spices, and alcohol and tobacco among others, and also largely participated in slave trade. During the early and mid-1600s, WIC established a post for fur trade in New ...

Question 1

Before responding to the issues raised by the parents, and passing any judgments, it is imperative to take note of what the law says before any decisions that might go against the law. Secondly, I make an objective analysis of the situation presented by the documentary in order to make an informed decision about what I feel about it before committing myself to responding to the issues raised by the parents. I would then go on to seek information and data from the department of education so as to know their stance on ...

The paper by political economist Robert Reich, accessibly titled “Why the rich are getting richer, and the poor, poorer”, traces the causes, consequences and effects of rising socio-economic inequality. The paper is focused on mainly examining socio-economic inequality in advanced economies (chiefly the United States), with developing countries mentioned only as far as they play a role in the rising inequality in advanced countries. Reich points out that the main cause of the rising inequality is the increasing valuation of one’s position in industry based on one’s function. The paper tracks the rise and decline of three forms ...

Religion is one of the most common and probably one of the oldest institutions present in different societies across the world. The institution of religion is practiced differently by different cultures, but the main purpose of the practice is to find a meaning of life and its source. Human nature drives an individual to strive to gain an understanding of mortality and its reality as it lies beyond the perception of man. Therefore, this paper examines the relation between religion and the essence of being. It tries to understand the history of religion and how it impacts on the lives ...

Besides, in both Japan and Italy food composition uses the local ingredients. The local ingredients are found in local farms and some are imported particularly in Japan . Flying fish might a pear on hair pasta, oil, yuzu citron might top up in ginger tarnish. The local ingredient are produces locally and sold in the near by markets. The food is prepared by mixing different food species to produce delicious meals which the Japanese in Italian eat and enjoy. The usage of more than one food species to prepare a dish increases the appetite ...

Business or economic globalization is the global integration of markets. In the past century this has been one of the major global megatrends as economies of the world battle it out to have a share in the lucrative global business arena. Asia has not been left behind in this rush. It has taken several domestic and international steps meant to boost its businesses with foreign economies on a global scale. Trade agreements and improvements on the quality of products are some of the steps that Asia has taken to boost its presence in the global business arena. However, Asia has experienced ...

Globalization is a modernization and western process through which societies move from a traditional to a modern setup. As a result, it unites various societies in the world today almost making the world be a global village. It brings along rapid changes since people can interact more closely with one another and thus effects on various sectors. In addition, globalization involves shaping of new systems from simultaneous to differentiated social occurrences such as changed realities. In the changes brought about by globalization, the education system is not left behind and is impacted in all levels from the low levels to higher education.

The rapid ...

Operating a global firm in a foreign country comes with a bunch of challenges due to different cultural dispositions of workers. Most global business such as the Emirates Airlines send foreign managers to set up businesses in foreign countries where they acquire the human resources locally. The manager’s role to manage these teams to deliver a common goal irrespective of their differences in cultural background and origin.

Emirati managers will find it difficult to adapt to the rapidly changing worker profiles. It is also due to the fact that management of human resources is a challenge in a foreign country. In China, the workers ...

Abstract

The United States is one of the most desirable countries for migration. The United States were created by colonists from the New World. Till today, each year America accepts more than half a million of legal migrants. The same quantity arrives illegally. All of them desire to live in economic and political stability, with freedoms and equal rights. Their hard work shaped the modern United States. The fact is that America is the core of the world’s migration system.
Keywords: immigration, USA, waves of immigration

Historically, America is a nation formed by immigrants. In general, according to Hasia Diner, ...

Cheers to technology and the internet, the world has over the years turned to be a small village where physical and geographical barriers that hindered people’s movement from continent to continent no longer exist. As a result, people’s movements are no longer mired geographically, but rather by man-made policies. Such policies are termed as immigration policies. They denote a country’s set of rules and regulations that are formulated with the objective of guiding people entering and leaving the country. Worth mentioning early on is the fact that each and every country formulates its own set of immigration policies, and ...

There are some aspects that cannot be left behind when discussing issues surrounding economics. “Economics, history, political science and power are not separable. That is; politics has a hand in the control of the economy. Similarly, the power-history of different nations also determines the economic status.” This is one of the facts that are not debatable.
Most of the countries that have a strong political background are also deemed to have a stabilized economic system. A stable political environment creates a platform for successful economic negotiations. In the recent times, there are some issues that have cropped up. The issues are related ...

- What are some of the key urban sustainability issues/challenges facing developing and developed countries?

Health, good working and clean environment, proper and inline development of infrastructure, technological developments are few of the issues faced by both developing and developed countries of the world in urban sustainability. Increased growth of population, poverty, expansion of cities, at the same time less amount of financial assistance are some of the issues of great concern for the developing countries. These issues are not of main problems for the developed countries. The huge ratio of migration from rural areas to urban areas both in developing and developed countries have become a great challenge for the countries as well as ...

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Inflation more often than not is regarded as a bad economic occurrence where prices of commodities and the general cost of living rise. However, inflation also brings positive economic growth and development. Analysts argue that inflation that is regulated presents several benefits for economic growth and development on one hand while on the other factions have refuted claims to the fact that inflation can be utilized to provide any benefits for the economy. Based on an article by Kenneth Rogoff the paper argues for and against the viewpoints of various authors in regard to the benefits visa-vis the disadvantages of ...

In the recent past, I have been observing the changing economic trends in Africa with great concentration on how African countries have been trading with international nations. The trend has been rapidly changing with a great shift from Europe to the Asian continent. The European countries have always held the greatest share of the Africa’s imports and foreign direct investments. Additionally, a significant percentage of the African countries’ grants and external debt is accounted to European countries. The major trade partners are United States, United Kingdom and Germany. However, the latest invasion of African resources by China is a concerning trend ...

In the past, many critics note that the American media continues to manipulate stories about counties around the world. With this manipulation there is discrepancy in the modern way the media omit, twist, and report inaccurate and often biased information about other countries in the world. In Australia, the media presents Islam as a religion laced with violence. In fact, much of the public’s knowledge about the Muslim and Islamic affairs stems from media reports that cloud the perception of the people. Many critics in Australia point to the fact that the media the listeners judgment about the events ...

Muslims are one of the world’s most influential religious groups occupying an equal position with Christians, Buddhists, Judaists, and followers of other less known religious confessions. Muslims were traditionally associated with certain countries in the Middle East, and preferred to inhabit specific regions not to mix with other religions’ representatives. However, modern evidence suggests that Muslims are disseminating around the world, inhabiting countries in which they were previously not met. To identify the current socio-demographic trends in the Muslim world, the Pew Report experts analyzed trends typical for Muslims regarding changes in their geographical location.

1. The major ...

Indigenous people are common elements in many countries. They constitute a minor part of the population; especially in the Americas they are largely the inhabitants that were present on the territory historically before the arrivals of the Europeans. The issues related to the indigenous people vary from socio-economic to cultural aspects of the country. It deals with the social integration and legislative norms such as human rights and right to self-determination. It is very important to note that nowadays the issue with indigenous rights has taken a strong political form in its nature, and the example for that is the Quebec.

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It is hard to evaluate the work of Henderson “The context of the state of nature” as it presents fairly one-sided approach to human behavior and international world order. The Hobbes was famous with his claims “man against every man”, but it should be critically assessed whether this notion is relevant to nowadays realms.

The terror was common practice in Europe, I must admit, starting from French Revolution. Power by all means was the motto, and terror served as the main tool to acquire power and to stay in power. The realism prevailed up to the end ...

This article highlights the intricacies of communicating with people from other cultures especially in a business setting. The author identifies culture and native language as the main causes of these differences in communication even in countries that use a similar language such as English. The article deals with various situations where an individual thought they were doing or saying the right thing only for it to be interpreted differently by people from other countries; the author attributes this to cultural differences.

Olfsoon points out that different cultures value different things, for example in Japan age, education and position in the company ...

The book the heart of darkness looks at the Victorian perspective and the efforts of a white man to civilize the black man. The role of men and women in shaping the political environment of the time has also been looked at. The current changes that have happened live modern philosophers believing that some of the stories of imperialism are mythical and can hence not be proved. The fact however remains that the past political environment helped shaped the current scene. In this paper, we shall be looking at the mythical perspective of the book ‘heart of darkness’ in ...

Question #1

The NAFTA was created in 1994 in order to improve the condition and process of business trade in North America. Specifically, it does this by getting rid of the tariff barriers and improving the trade infrastructures (“Chapter 8”). One particular business that benefited from the emergence of NAFTA was Walmart in Mexico. The combination of Mexico’s low-costs labor and NAFTA’S improved infrastructure and lower tariffs gave Walmart an extremely high competitive advantage. This is because while businesses like Comerci, Walmart’s main competitor, chose to make a profit out of the differences the lower tariffs made, Walmart ...

Introduction

Characterized by an impressive history and dynamic foreign relations focused on controlling the resources of this area, Gulf region is an interesting case study for understanding the international relations (IR) theories. This essay aims to identify how IR theories explain the situation in Gulf countries and to decipher the Arab Spring and its foreign relations.

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Gulf countries have built a self-constructed image of being different because of their common Islamic religion, shared same history, common language and experiences (Gelvin 2). Shimko (37) observes that collective egoism is enrooted in the belief that the members of certain groups are better than ...

MNCs or Multinational Corporations is a company that operates under a corporate structure in more than once country. This term is general, and is used to encompass a wide array of companies, from small corporations that operate in two or a few countries, to giant companies like Apple that operate in over a hundred different countries. People within countries are governed by laws created by whatever government system corresponds with that country. One issue with Multinational Corporations is that because they operate across borders is that they are held accountable to different legal systems, which an at times be drastically different. Since no single ...

Migrating from the home country to another country is often a stressful process for many individuals, but if seen with a positive attitude, immigration plays a major role to invest the skills and talents of an individual in the right place. One of the main reasons for immigration is poverty, which is common in the third world countries such as the African and a few Asian countries . People are forced to leave home in search of good job opportunities that pay higher wages so that the economic condition of the families is improved. I want to migrate to one of the most economically strong ...

Introduction

The impact of industrialization in national business systems and institutions cannot be over emphasized. Different countries in the biosphere had different stages of industrialization. Some countries were pro-active while others started late after the industrialization process had begun. Development had different progressions had an impact on the institutional and organizations in the business systems of different nationalities. Industrialization can be understood from two fronts. There is early and late industrialization. This therefore explains the developmental nature of different nations across the world. The dissimilarities in the institutional and organizational characteristics on the long-term enactment of national commercial systems can ...

The following reflection paper is dedicated to reconsidering my new knowledge and ideas that I have got after most recent classes. In this paper I will address such topics as the developments in Protestantism in Korea over the period from the 19th to 21th centuries; the personalities of major leaders in this movement, as well as considering the reasons behind the Protestantism movement in Korea.

Previously I referred to the fact that it was very exciting for me to observe and compare the development of different religions in Korea. Therefore, recent classes and materials that were uploaded to complement ...

Question 1

The theory of Purchasing power parity holds up well over the long run. The reason for this is because the prices of commodities are brought on throughout a long period of time. Therefore, when a certain currency inflate so do the prices, however, this may be affected by many different reasons. When the exchange rate is the same between a few select currencies then it can easily be allowed to buy a lot of commodities and bring it to another market whose currency is pegged to another major currency. However, the theory of Purchasing Power Parity tends to not hold up well over ...

There are different perspectives of international politics and relations. While some ideologists assert that there is constant competition between different members of the international structures and politics, others indicate that these structures work together and in turn affect the ideas and communication of the agents. Constructivism seems to disagree with the realists and liberals in most of their assertions. However, the latter two perspectives share some concepts as discussed in this paper. Neo-realists and neo-liberalists have greatly debated on several issues based on a shared commitment to rationalism. Most of the social theoretical perspectives rely on rational choice in asking ...

In Yo-Yo Ma’s talk, which he gave in Davos, Switzerland, in January 2008, the famous cellist gives his opinion on globalisation (19).

One passage in particular made me think about what globalization means for the culture of different people around the world. As a musician, Yo-Yo Ma has had many opportunities to travel the world and listen to and play all kinds of music from all kinds of cultures. He explains that this helps him, and all the other international musicians he plays with, to learn about the culture and the music of another country, and so they stop ...

Several people in different parts of the world in both developed and developing countries go without or with little food every day. This is attributed to the fact that there exists not enough food to supply the needs of the people in these countries. As result of factors such as war, political feuds, poor economic prosperity and poor infrastructure, hunger and poverty are generally witnessed in such countries. Therefore their use of genetically modified food is seen as a source of relief to the starving population. It has to be understood that the use of Genetically Modified food may not ...

Question 1: Give examples of how regional educational policies in various regions (countries) influence school curriculum

The systems of education of various nations are strategically designed to meet the national goals and objectives of the particular countries. This means that, a global trend of knowledge acquisition is an issue of less magnitude compared to the specific issues that directly affect a particular nation. Every country draws their education system with the primary objective of solving their internal problems and meets their internal demands. Therefore, policy makers and specialists often engage in a thorough consultation with all development stakeholders of a country. The political class becomes the main players that determine the development agenda of the nation. It is upon ...

Blake Mycoskie founded TOMS Shoes Company in 2006. TOMs Shoes is for profit that focuses on social problems. It is located in Ethiopia, Argentina, and China and donates shoes to children in 23 countries. TOMS Shoes believes that it can improve the lives of people through business. It gives away one new pair of shoes for every pair sold to needy children and replaces outgrown shoes. Mycoskie identified that many children did not have shoes in developing countries. The children had to walk for miles in search of essential services, such as medical services, clean water, and education without ...

As the name suggests, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) is a statistical technique that analyses relationship between different groups of data to find out or reject similar patterns and tries to establish or reject a relationship. It is one of the most used statistical techniques among the statistical and research community across the globe.

First before using ANOVA a researcher or statistician needs to understand and define what he or she needs to find out. For example, a researcher may want to find out if there is any correlation between rainfall and GDP growth rate. Once that is identified the researcher finalizes what is ...

Question one

Market competition has created a platform whereby many players in the market secure the rights of their products and services to sustain their businesses. However, the public enjoys some rights despite legal issues raised about the same. In a bid to register a business, a firm would need a name, which should not match with that of another firm to avoid legal issues. Nevertheless, the domain has no trademarks, but domain names have. For instance, all businesspersons may use a “.com” domain, but the domain name like “prince” is trademark. Registering another business with a domain name “princetennis” and a domain of “.com” ...

After the end of the World War II, tensions developed between the two biggest nations of the world. The United States and the Soviet Union was involved in the most intense rivalry ever documented. This rivalry between the U.S. and U.S.S.R. would continue for the next twenty years after this war. The war was based on suspicions, sharp tensions and several global events that almost brought these two superpowers to war. These global events included the Cuban Missile Crisis, Hungary, Vietnam wars, and the Berlin Wall among others. The whole world was in fear as they could not imagine ...

World War II

The aftermath of the global economic crisis was rapidly building contradictions between the imperialist countries that were unevenly developed. There was also a crisis in international relations, especially when Versailles-Washington system collapsed. Now Germany, Italy and Japan wanted to achieve dominance over their competitors, which were Britain, France and the United States of America. Therefore, aggressive foreign policy of fascist states created a military threat to the world. The second group of countries (Allies) sought to maintain their positions, directing their actions against the fascist states, and the Soviet Union, as they were counting on mutual exhaustion of both sides in ...

The world portrays certain patterns in the way contemporary issues arise. These patterns are only reasonable since issues arise and spread within a certain region before extending to the rest of the world. Furthermore, many families, nations and communities share common beliefs, laws, economic and political predicaments among others. Such matters as ecological concerns also affect certain groups of people who live in a similar resource endowed region. Therefore, matters such as climate change or environmental conservation are concerns for the entire community. Issues such as international terrorism and proliferation of nuclear war are also matters of concern to the global ...

The world has become a global village where many companies producing their goods and services are marketing to the entire world. That is greatly influenced by the global economic interdependence, trade practices, and agreements in the market. For any company to be able to make global marketing decisions, it has to take into consideration the global economic interdependence together with the practices and agreements in the market.
When planning to market goods in another country there are several factors that one has to consider before investing in the market. Analyzing the pricing of goods in the country that you ...

Reading log #6

Article URL: http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2014/04/18/higher-or-lower-how-do-you-think-your-u-s-tax-burden-compares-to-other-countries/

Summary:

In the article, the author compares the tax burdens in the USA and the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) countries over the last few years. Despite paying about a quarter of one’s earnings to the social security taxes and federal income tax, Americans are still ranked on the lower end among the OECD countries. The author notes that there has been tremendous rise in tax burdens in 21 OECD countries since 2010. Additionally, the author points out that the tax wedge for single individuals without children is higher than for households with children in ...

Social change is defined as any socially significant alteration, transformation, or modification in the organization of social activities that are behavioral patterns, cultural patterns and, norms. A significant alteration means any changes that would lead to profound social consequences (Gladwell, 32) Significant social changes include the abolition of slavery, the feminist movement and, the industrial revolution.
Social change bears four main characteristics including; it happens everywhere the rate of change, however, varies in different places. For instance, the United States experiences faster change than third world countries due to their limited access to technology. Social change is often ...

Countries have always relied on each other for help. At least all countries, at one point in time, in their history, have received foreign aid from another country or an International Financial organization. Foreign aid policies, overtime have had received much criticism and applause in equal measures. It will be discussed in detail, in this discourse, with a focus on the effect of foreign aid in Liberia.
Since the period after the Second World War, foreign aid has become a factor that has informed most developed countries foreign policies. The postwar period was an important time in the development of ...

Since the liberation in the 1990s, Columbia has offered national treatment for foreign investors. A wide range of controls and remittance of capital and profit was also improved and foreign investment was initiated in most sectors. Usually, foreign investment does not need prior authorization, except when developed in the restricted regions. Although investments involving sensitive sectors are subject to prior approval, foreign investors are treated as domestic investors. This indicates doing American car business in the Columbia will be a feasible investment. Therefore, I will evaluate the opportunities and challenges of investing the American cars in Columbia.
The America ...