Instability College Essays Samples For Students

Question 1

A state government has powers to carry out any political process, which is beneficial to the public and the entire economy. Domestication is a move by the government to control and utilize its local resources for the purpose of creating independence. This process is important for the nation since it prevents exploitation from foreigners. On the contrary, domestication plays an important role in improving the economy through exportation of goods. Expropriation, on the other hand, will entail taking control of privately owned property by the state government for public interest. This move will negatively affect the economy as it discourages ...

“Governments should paly active roles in managing short run instability caused by

Unemployment and inflation problems”
Introduction
The reverse of the above statement is true, whereby if governments do not play an active role in fighting inflation and unemployment, the adverse effects associated with these two economic eventualities do sometimes dissipate on their own. Therefore, this paper agrees with the above statement, but will also attempt to show that various economic solutions to the short run instability which is associated with unemployment and inflation can sometimes lead to a worsening of the situation at hand, rather than its subsequent improvements (Quiggin, 2012, pg.13).

Positive Sustainable Economic Growth

According to Mukesh (2015, pg.69), one of the ...

A generation ago, Asia was a marginalized region, and the financial community was not well developed. Over the years, it has grown and today it is the center of the global economy. It is essentially the engine of the economic world. Ultimately, the growth of Asia translates to growth for the world as a whole. This economic growth has been made possible by the people and their leaders. The political aspect of a region plays a significant role in the economy since it is keen on setting up different legislative steps so as to ensure the growth of the ...

Latin America as emerged as a country characterized by political instability and uneven development. The increasing trend in political instability is motivated by instability in Brazil and Venezuela and sustained by the constant high levels of violence and crime in Central American states. In South America, Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela were the least ranked countries in terms of conflict and political instability. In Venezuela, there was an increased risk of violent crime, demonstrations, and political instability since the economic crisis had deepened and the anti-governments reactions had risen. The research was conducted in 2015 which took into account the ...

Abstract

Economic and political crisis is severe in Zimbabwe and it is central to the domestic and higher levels of internal conflicts in the country. These have contributed towards the attainment of instability in the nation and massive movement of people to other countries in search of peace. The instability has also affected the regional trade patterns and interaction level, as well as the scarcity for essential services and goods for human survival in various countries. As such, this paper indicates why Zimbabwe is a failing nation and discusses the impact of such a failure.
1. Why does the country of ...

Abstract

There are many economies that have developed at a significant pace, such as Japan, and many economies that are flagging behind these countries, such as India. Is this development hindered or encouraged by internal and/or external factors? The question remains as to why certain countries are developing faster than others needs to explored, which is what the first half of this essay will do. An analysis will be conducted into how the role of the state, stimuluses for modernisation, social structure and cultural factors play their part in either hindering or encouraging development in these countries.
The interference of ...

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Tourism, as well as other factors associated with it such as travelling, are associated with several risks. While it is not the hospitality industry that carries risks in its operations, its managers often overlook them. In turn, it could lead to the occurrence of a crisis. For this reason, it becomes important to devise ways to manage crises in cases of their occurrence. There are several differences between a risk and a crisis in the hospitality industry.
First, a crisis is an event that has already been identified, while a risk uses data to determine its occurrence. Therefore, a ...

• ‘The Aleph’ – Jorge Luis Borges
• ‘El Matadero’ – Esteban Echeverria
• ‘Where and How the Devil Lost His Poncho’ – Ricardo Palma
• ‘The Life of Juan Facundo Quiroga’ – Domingo Faustino Sarmiento

These four very different stories share much more than a common culture, a common language and a common geographical setting. They all explore the past – the distant past of Latin America, roughly at the time when it was breaking away from Spain. Borges’ ‘The Aleph’ is the exception to this because it explores the personal past of the author, but all four stories possess what I would call a narrative instability (even the Borges), because ...

The paper discusses two societies; the Mali Empire in North Africa and the Aztec Empire by comparing and contrasting their governments’ efforts to promote culture and the biggest challenges to their political stability. The government of Mali, over a long period has played a major role in maintenance and promotion of the Malian culture with the aim of ensuring that its culture is not eroded by either foreigners or citizens with unclear interests and ambitions. The national anthem of Mali which was composed by Seydou Badian has, over many years since her independence, acted as a symbol that unites ...

Political risk is the greatest challenge that the business entities and multinational corporations face in the contemporary world. Political instability affects the position of the country in the Global index of doing business. Civil unrest lowers the ranking of the country in the Global Index of doing business. Business in politically unstable countries faces reduced chances of achieving the business objectives. A hostile political climate makes investors insecure and uncertain of the future of their businesses. Businesses seek to protect their investment and to increase their financial returns. To avoid losing their investments, foreign businesses exit the market as ...

It is evident that the communication method of non-verbal attribution is primarily consistent of attraction. This essay will explore in depth, this theory. The conventional study of how there is a reduced conversation with people of different attributes will be carried out to critically understand the functions that lie behind the success of attraction as the most successful method of alluring communication .
At the point when everything and everyone is obscure for people, they profoundly attempt to decrease this vulnerability by all the ways available. Humans, by nature, don't like the obscure, and have the characteristic will and inspiration ...

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Introduction

An organization usually comprises on different departments, and every department is held responsible for the economic prosperity in total. When it comes to organizations, then the level of productivity of almost every department is vital from a broad nutshell. Inevitably, every department of an organization deems important for the overall productivity and efficiency of an organization and no organization can increase their economical and financial belongings by leaning over the productivity rules and regulations.
It is also important for the organizations to keep a hawk eye over the performance of different prevailing departments of the company and ...

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Cultural factors among other parameters influence the business environment of a certain region. A survey was carried out on the Iraq’s SMEs on the impacts the technology transfer have on the operation of their businesses reveal that management techniques such as Quality Function Deployment, Improvement teams, Knowledge management, Total Quality Management SWOT analysis and management systems forms the basis for knowledge transfer and improvement of business operation in developing countries but its implementation are affected by the environment. Other factors such as information asymmetry, market power, stability, religion and externalities showed to affect technology ...

Keynesian and Monetarist Policies in Macro Economy

In the macro economy, there are policies, which are employed to control the economy of a country. The policies are the Keynesian or demand sided policies and the supply sided policy, which is also referred to as Monetarism policy. Monetarism is currently classical economics and Keynesianism is Mercantilism economic policies. These policies have various differences on how they are employed to control the economy. Keynesian school of thought claimed that the Classical thought is rigid in their assumptions in that they advocated for price flexibility and full employment, but, on the other hand, they were rigid in their advocating for ...

Abstract

Land and rockslides are natural disasters that threaten people living in the Sultanate of Oman. In this paper, the fundamentals of disaster management are identified from their causes. First, the aspect of slope stability is covered. The involvement of this information follows the need to appreciate the vulnerability of mountainous regions to mass movement. The causes of mass movement are also explained. Further, the risks of rock and landslides are expanded with the intention of directing the focus of the paper. To be objective, the paper progresses to a review of the measures employed by the government of Oman ...

Introduction

Research has shown that the hospitality industry is the largest industry in various countries around the world. Globally, the industry accounts for ten percent of employment of citizens in various nations across the globe. The hospitality sector also undergoes several changes and developments that affect its functions and operations. Many research professionals in the hospitality industry have noted that there are various trends that are likely to affect the sector. Some of these factors range from sustainable development, customer satisfaction based on their changing needs, to branding, marketing and even globalization in general. Some of these issues are already ...

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The special forces of the United States army are an integral part of national security and perhaps the most valuable asset as far as the war on terror is concerned. These forces focus primarily on stealth and precision when carrying out their operation thus coming up with results with pinpoint accuracy. These forces will play a major role in the war against terror in the future as the have the capability as well as the capacity to curb terror attacks during their inception. These Special Forces especially come in handy when dealing with unconventional warfare and an enemy that is ...

Introduction

Economic perspective and economic laws are some of the important ones that associated with different economies of the world accordingly (Casson, 1990). As per the sayings of Alfred Marshall and Adam Smith, the law of economics revolves specifically around the level of economic perspective of consuming and utilizing the money. In fact the core sayings of these individuals are in the favor of effectiveness and shows that economies should utilize their facts and the consumption and savings values in a perfect and organized manner (Casson, 2006).
There are number of authors of economics which has had presented different ideas ...

Introduction

Iraq War is one of modern world’s most long lasting conflicts. Having started in 2003 with the invasion of the U.S. armed forces in Iraq in 2003, aiming at changing existing political regime of Saddam Hussein, and ended only in 2011, the war was concerned with variety of long-term effects-related events for the people of Iraq, namely extremely high costs of the war, severe humanitarian crises and wide range of human rights abuses, being committed by Iraqi government, coalition forces and private contractors, as well as insurgent groups. With these events of war in mind I will be ...

- Introduction: International Crime and Security
Historically, transnational crime was analyzed primarily as a law and order problem rather than an issue of international security. Today, transnational crime has become a threat to the sovereignty of governments, reliability of financial institutions, and the functioning of democracy. For this matter, transnational crime graduates from its accustomed place of a national phenomenon and becomes a global security issue that requires an international approach to tackle. The seriousness of transnational crime is apparent. Transnational crime is cancer that is eating the legitimacy of some states. Because of its cancerous nature to the wellbeing of some ...

Secondly, sometimes funding for schools may be inconsistent. This may be so due to withdrawal of donors, delay of government reimbursement for public schools or failure of the learners to pay the due school fees (UNESCO, n.d). Inconsistency in funding may occasion financial crises in the school and paralyze normal operations, including purchase of essential supplies such as teaching materials and other necessities.
Lastly, property taxes and instability of school funding is another problem associated with school funding. The government may impose various taxes on the school property, forcing the institution to pay out if it is the ...

Introduction

Historically, transnational crime was analyzed primarily as a law and order problem rather than an issue of international security. Today, transnational crime has become a threat to the sovereignty of governments, reliability of financial institutions, and the functioning of democracy. For this matter, transnational crime graduates from its accustomed place of a national phenomenon and becomes a global security issue that requires an international approach to tackle. The seriousness of transnational crime is apparent. Transnational crime is cancer that is eating the legitimacy of some states. Because of its cancerous nature to the wellbeing of some states, there is a need to streamline ways ...

Economically, different countries fall in three cadres either underdeveloped, developing or developed countries. Categorically, developing countries are from the continents of Asia, Africa and South America. However, Japan is the only Asian country, which falls under the class of developed nations, the issue of economic ability of China and South Korea is still under debate. Although some countries from the continents have good economies, the recent political upheavals like in Egypt and Libya have shrunk their capabilities. Except in few cases, the economic, social and political systems are similar. Developing countries have uniform characteristics, which range from political instability, ...

Oil Prices Fluctuating In the Middle East

Introduction
Oil being a commodity is subject to high levels of fluctuations as opposed to the stable investments like bonds and stocks. In particular, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) plays a significant role in influencing the prices of oil across the globe. As a result, OPEC controls around 40 percent of the global supply of oil by setting the production levels that caters for the world demand and it can determine the prices of gas and oil by reducing or raising the levels of production.
At a particular point in time, OPEC vowed to maintain the prices above $ ...

John Magill is a 75-year-old male with Parkinson’s disease, which he was diagnosed with five years ago. John was admitted to the hospital after falling at home. The physical examination revealed bruising on John’s hips and buttocks, as well as a tear on the right hip, but the X-ray did not reveal fractures in the lower extremities. The emergency department noted generalised tremor, decreased mobility, signs of confusion, agitation, and restlessness. The assessment of John’s vital signs showed that most measures are within expected ranges for an elderly person (temperature 37.2; respiratory rate 24; heart rate ...

Introduction

Brazil is one of the fascinating developing economies, which economic and social progress over the period of 2003-2014 lifted over 29 million people from extreme poverty. Based on the World Bank (2015) statistics, the inequality rate in the country fell by 11% with the income level of the poorest 40% of the population rose by as much as 7.1% over the same period. At the same time, global financial crisis and political instability in the country over the past few years have had its negative impact on the economy as a whole, reflecting stagnation in inequality reduction and deterioration ...

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Introduction

Adolescence is a developmental period of individuals aged 13-19, which has its own peculiarities to distinguish between childhood and adulthood. Adolescents’ brain is not fully matured and is still subject to rapid development, which explains specific changes in youths’ reflecting and behavior. Spear (2013) supports this idea by claiming that “adolescent-typical ways of thinking and behaving appear in part neurobiologically based” (p. 11). In this regard youths’ social life relies on their perception of self-identity formed through family relations and peer networks in school and out of school. ...

Background

Marriott International is a chain of hotels operating globally as an American company of hospitality, which is providing multiple services within the travel and tourism industry. It manages a range of hotels and other hospitality facilities in different countries of the world with a franchising strategy for internationalisation (Renner, 2010). The company was established in 1927 by J. William Marriott, which is now being led by his son Bill Marriott as Executive Chairman. Arne Sorenson is a Chief Executive Officer and President of the company. Currently, Marriott International is operating in 80 countries of the world, having more than ...

The Salem Witch Hunts resulted from many instabilities that faced the new colonists. The religious beliefs held by the new colonists were strict and biased. The lack of structure in society and government created rivals in the community. The community had just endured a massive drought and disease outbreak, and they lived on the edge daily worrying about possible raids by the Indians or the French. Under all this pressure, the citizens threw away all sense of equality, diversity and democracy and gave in to their fears, and as a result, the witch hunts transpired.
Witch hunts were already ...

Introduction

The employment of various members of staff is a crucial role in Sports Centre Organizations. Essentially, every sports organization has to create a match between the employees, workforce and career paths, to ensure effective utilization of workforce potential as well as cost effective recruitment process. The Human Resource Management provides a clear forecast of the future needs of the sports organization to ensure it has the required human resources to implement its objectives (Chernushenko, 2001).
HRM is managed and regulated by the human resource manager, and aims to maximize the productivity of any organization by optimizing the effectiveness of ...

It is true that the Arab Spring took the entire Middle East by a storm with all the mass support and revolutionary activities aimed at toppling the governments. The common people of the region had a number of issues for which they thought it to be best to revolt against the state authority so as to bring in a new political system that would better their lives. A close introspection of the aftermath of the Arab Spring would enable one to understand the overall positive as well as negative impact that the revolution has had on the region. Lives ...

In recent years, the nation of Egypt has faced considerable turmoil, with religious conflicts and other disruptions of the public order resulting in coups and counter coups. While there are many underlying causes for the problems Egypt has recently experienced, to an extent it might be possible to lay some of the blame at the feet of the ongoing globalization movement around the world. Globalization hasn't had an enormous impact on Egypt, as it has most other countries. Scholars differ about the nature of that globalization that is taking place around the world, and in particular in nations like ...

Business in Emerging Markets

Introduction
The term emerging markets brings to mind the vibrant Asian, African and Latin American economies. China is the leading country towards this end with an impressive growth rate averaging at least 7% per annum since 1980s (Mpoyi, 2012). The emergence of China as an economic powerhouse has prompted many economists to study its trends and predict its future as well as the world’s economic future. The following is a review of Harvard University economists Lant Pritchett and Lawrence Summers who offer their opinions on the issue in an article titled “Asiaphoria meet regression to the mean”.
The ...

The European Union is one of the most successful regional integration bodies in the world. The European Union, formed in 1993, draws its roles from past organizations formed after the Second World War to ensure peace existed in Europe. Since itss formation, the EU has experienced increased membership, as there are now twenty six countries involved in the organization. The establishment of the EU has allowed the creation of a free market around Europe; therefore allowing economic development among member states. Other than economic integration, the EU has also promoted peace among its member states. By discussing the events ...

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ASSIGNMENT OF tourist destinations
2016
NOVEMBER, GROUP 4
Tourist Destination
Introduction
There are different modes of traveling and the fastest is through the air. Most of the people prefer to travel through the air because it facilitates them in reaching all parts of the world. A lot of changes has been made from the inception of airplanes and now the customers have an entirely experience, as the airplanes offer several facilities to its customers. Today, aircrafts have become sophisticated, safer, faster, and cheaper. For these reasons, tourism has exploded. In 2013, 3 billion air passengers arrived at various world ...

Introduction

The ‘National Merchant’ was connoted by the Young Turks and Unionists in a determined effort of competing with the non-Muslim merchants and dominating the national trade. This was as a result of the initial dominance of trade by the non-Muslim ethnic communities that was in existence during the Ottoman Empire. The members of the ‘National Merchants’ were devoted to the development and consolidation of their positions and the positions of national manufacturers through the consequent promotion of commercial activities of Muslim Turks. The corporations that were established afterwards had little or no affiliation with non-Muslim Ottomans. These corporations were ...

With the increasing ubiquity of the Internet, and the post-recession job market becoming increasingly unstable, part-time or freelance work is becoming more of the norm among many Americans (Elmore and Massey 109). One of the most prevalent jobs is in online freelance writing, which can be performed in a variety of capacities for all number of clients – from online article writing to advertising copy to a number of other contexts. Online freelance writers are a form of independent contractors who typically work from home or a space of their choosing, are self-employed, and work for private clients or for ...

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 ...

For each and every human being, there comes a time when they have to make some important personal decisions in their lives. These decisions may vary from issues such as education, careers, social and political affiliations and even economic related issues. I have made many personal decisions in my life. However, the most important decision I made was to choose USA as the country where I would pursue my education. I lived in my home country during my whole childhood. I even schooled there for all my junior education until I was ready to go to college. By then, I ...

Introduction

Official corruption regularly, exists in every nation with long haul financial stagnation: on the premise of easygoing induction, it is obvious that the degree of authority corruption in an economy is absolutely corresponded with government administrative action, and contrarily connected with the pace of long-run monetary development and advancement. At the same time relationship does not ensure causation: corruption may be a variable adding to a nation's monetary stagnation; then again, in the vicinity of long-run financial decrease the motivator to take part in degenerate exercises may well increment, and in this manner the causation may run from financial stagnation to ...

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been brought to the public’s attention by the problems experienced by veterans returning from military conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Up to 13 percent of military personnel coming back to America are afflicted with the disorder (Friedman, 2014). There is a current controversy concerning the military discharging soldiers for pre-existing mental conditions rather than following up with care for PTSD. The question emerges as to whether PTSD, which is no longer considered an anxiety disorder, is a continuation of pre-existing mental illness or develops as a separate syndrome under stressful conditions. This paper presents information for ...

1). First give a brief description of the character with enough detail for me to understandthe character in context (10 points).
Dr. Meredith Grey from Grey’s Anatomy (2005)
Dr. Meredith Grey is the main character in Grey’s Anatomy which is aired on ABC channel. Meredith is the daughter of Ellis Grey, who was a renowned General Surgeon. Ellis worked at Seattle Grey Hospital where Meredith spent most of her childhood because her mother was always very busy doing surgeries. When Meredith was five years old, her parents got divorce, because her father (Thatcher) came to know about ...

The US revolution and absolute independence did not come cheap. It came as a result of the immense sacrifices, determination and war waged by Americans with the colonial masters. Of course, there were oppositions, several factors set the pace for the revolution and the creation of the United States of America. A number of documents and early thinkers had influential effects in the drafting of the American Declaration of Independence. The writings of Thomas Hobbes can be classified among these early literatures that helped shaped the revolution, although with some exceptions. In the book, Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes argued that people ...

- What are the rough dimensions of the country in miles?
China is situated in the eastern part of the Asian continent. Its area in miles is around 3,696,000 square miles). Country is surrounded by other countries i.e. Nepal, Pakistan, North Korea, Bhutan, Tajikistan, Vietnam, Russia Afghanistan, Burma, India etc. according to area China is considered third largest country in the world after Russia and Canada.
- What is the population? What percentage lives in the 3 largest cities?
China is considered world’s largest country according to the size of its population. In ...

Aggression and violence Modern versions of biological theories of violence focus on the role of biological and psychosocial factors in the understanding of violence. Many scholars argue that the exposure to environmental contaminants can be linked to neurobehavioral and a higher risk of antisocial behavior. Aggression can take on different meanings, thus separating it into categories like reactive or hostile aggression, and proactive or instrumental aggression. In children, reactive aggression is seen as tantrums. Bullying is a form of Proactive aggression. Early traumas may lead to over reactive, defensive, aggressive responses in the adults. People with PTSD (Widom313-44) feel stressed out ...

Introduction

Economic development stands for sustained and effective actions of communities and policy makers that promote good standards of living and quality economic health of a specific region. Quantitative and qualitative changes in the economy also define economic development of a place. Any nation aiming at achieving an effective economic development must come up with a strategic plan that caters for the economical and social well-being of the citizens. Development forms one of the fundamental pillars that promote the economy of the nation. Development takes place in many aspects and various factors influence the development of the country. The location, types of economic ...

How do you explain a shift in the historical trajectory of the Muslim world from a period of ascendancy between the fifteenth and the seventeenth century to a period of decline and European domination from the eighteenth century on?

Introduction

History offers us a wide variance and mosaic of human activity. The human civilization has emerged from simple hunting and gathering techniques for basic survival to an era of increasingly complex and modern machinery and technology. This journey of man through history has unravelled a series of struggles and has witnessed the rise and fall of different civilizations and empires. This struggle has been incessant ...

1. Is it time for Dana Hall to embrace co-education?
Dana Hall must remain in its mission as an all girls’ boarding school despite its enrollment and financial instability. Embracing co-education may be one of the alternatives that can be considered to address its enrollment and financial instability but it will distort the historical mission of institution where it has been known for. Dana Hall, as an institution founded for girls’, must not change its orientation. The board of trustees and administration must reconsider finding other alternatives to make it more stable aside from selling its properties and ...

History

Question 1
Democracy deficit in the Middle East has led to an impact in patterns that are characterized by political and economic development in the Middle East. It is wrong when people associate this aspect with presence of Islam in the region and the perception that the region culture supports undemocratic cultures. Culture does not in any way affect the transition to democracy as long as the state and its economy are put under consideration. Transition from democracy deficit to democracy is influenced by the degree in which the independence thinking of the society is not affected by ...

Economic development as a branch of economics deals with the economic development of low-income countries. Its focus is not only on ways of promoting economic growth, structural change and economic development but also on increasing of the potential of the citizens for example through education, workplace condition and health through private or public channels. Dwells mostly on improving the standards of living of the people. It also involves formulation of methods and theories that help in the formulation of policies and practices that can be implemented by governments either domestically or internationally. Economic development is best displayed by qualitative and ...

Question 1: Please prepare a comprehensive SWOT analysis for Ford Motor Company

Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company is considered as the market leader in the automotive industry. It is also one of the first American automotive companies that even today are successfully manufacturing and selling automobiles, trucks, busses and automotive parts all over the world. The company sells commercial vehicles under the brand name, Ford while luxury cars come under the Lincoln brand. The company has become the second largest U.S. car manufacturing company and fifth largest vehicle manufacturing company in Europe and the world (Jurevicius, 2013). In the year 2008, the company had employed around 213,000 employees ...

Scholars mainly utilize symbols to convey and express people’s emotions in order to develop their stories or arguments. Edgar Allan strategically employs this style by utilizing physical images and spaces in portraying the feeling of various characters under different set ups. Opposing feelings may have little difference among individuals with strong personalities. For example, it is often hard to know when someone loves or hates something. The paper analyzes how Edgar Allan employs physical images and spaces of confinement in describing the psychological states of people in his scripts The Fall of the House of Usher and The Raven.
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The three-wheel car introduced 1970s, by Jeremy in a drive from Sheffield to Rotterdam a journey of 14 miles. In the course of the journey, he rolled seven times and helped to back up by good Samaritans. The three-wheel car is an engineering design disaster. However, it gained popularity in the area as many people used it as a taxi. We examine why the three- wheel is such a design disaster (Turpen 2013).
The three-wheel combines the advantage of a motorcycle and a car; it therefore possesses the weaknesses of both. They are small sized like a motorcycle with a car body. The small size does ...

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Managing multinational companies has remained a major challenge for managers and the business community for many years. However, the introduction of technology, rapid change in the business environment, availability of information, and stiff competition has compelled managers to implement various global management strategies to address challenges in their organizations. As a result of stiff competition coupled with regional integration, the business environment is characterized with price fluctuations, downsizing, and change in consumer behavior, mergers, relocations, and layoffs, which affect operations of organizations.
Global operation management is a broad terms that refers to, and not limited to global sourcing, distribution, and global ...

History

The study of Theodore Rabb on “The Struggle for Stability in Early Modern Europe” continues to be the most important material that will help discern a general pattern to the history of the early modern period. This will include the regression of religion as a provocation of violence that emerged as one of the primary causes of the expanded emergence of stability in European affairs after the prolonged crisis of the protracted reformation era. According to Theodore Rabb, the instability and resolution that defined the crisis covering the period 1450-1789 has controlled the transformation of Europe in the 17th century.
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Free trades policy provides countries with the opportunity to trade among themselves without any restrictions or paying additional tariffs. It aims at eliminating any barriers placed by governments to limit how goods and services flow between trading nations. The trade barriers including tariffs and subsidies are put in place so that domestic producers can be protected from the effect of international competition. However, these barriers do not create trade flows but instead redirect trade flows. Free trade has been considered beneficial as well as harmful to global economies. There are consequences which will be involved if the US decided ...

Effects of colonialism on the development of Modern African States

Ramat-Gan (2011) advances that the advent of colonialism in Africa formed the basis of the economic underdevelopment that continues to plague the countries in the modern world. The introduction of colonialism is linked to the many problem associated with the atrocities that the colonial masters implicated on the poor civilian natives of the time. Duke (2010) observes that the colonialism in Africa took different phases and faces. While the British used the direct and indirect rule in some areas, the French adopted the assimilation policy. Whichever the method that the colonial masters had, one character trait that they shared ...

1.0 Introduction
Behavioral, Emotional and Social Difficulties (BESD) are a collective term that comprehensively describes a wide range of complex and chronic disorders suffered by many people. The most comprehensive definition of BESD is enshrined in country’s special education law; the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). IDEA defines BESD as a condition exhibiting one or more of the characteristics described below over a long period of time and to a marked degree that adversely affects a child’s educational performance.
These characteristics are: first, the inability to learn that is unexplainable in terms of intellectual, sensory or health basis. Second, is ...

The development of human society is inextricably linked to the use of our planet's natural resources, with the consumption of various types of energy in ever-increasing scale. All the achievements of modern civilization - a huge variety of goods, different in speed and comfort, transportation, space travel, etc., are possible thanks to the huge amount of artificial energy, which produces humanity.
The basis for the production of thermal and electric energy is the process of burning fossil fuels -coal, oil, gas. The scale of the production and consumption of fossil fuels, metals, water, air for the production of essential ...

Abstract

Various methods of hazard analysis has been developed. Two of these processes are System-Theoretical Process Analysis (STPA) and Safety-Guided Design Process. This essay is going to focus on STPA and Safety-Guided Design Process. The first part will focus on STPA and it will the process of using STPA including the background behind it and how the technique is reflected in systems engineering. There is also a description of how the process is used to accommodate human controllers. The second part of the essay will focus on the Safety-Guided Design Process and how it is applied in industrial robotics. There ...