Developing Research Papers Samples For Students

Abstract

Natural disasters have always happened and will continue to happen. Unfortunately, there is a major difference in how developed countries prepare for and respond to natural disasters, compared to developing countries. When a disaster hits a developing country, the death rates are much higher than in a developed country, the recovery period takes longer and the long term economic impact is more severe. This paper looks at the causes for the differences and addresses steps a developing country can take to be better prepared for and respond against potential natural disasters.
There is a distinct difference in the terminology disaster professionals use between the ...

Essay

Question 1
Many factors influence the economic growth in the developing countries. These factors include internal government policies, political stability, domestic capital formation, investment, export policy and foreign aid among others. Collectively, these factors provide the most significant platform for economies in developing countries. The major problem in developing countries is that they lack proper policy to implement these factors to promote economic growth. This has led to high rates of unemployment, income inequality, inflation and poor economic growth among others. Thus, the paper will evaluate various factors that constitute economic in developing countries.
Globalization and income ...

Globalization of corporations has led to various pros and cons. Multinational corporations have proved beneficial for the economy and the company’s returns. However, there is more than just the economic perspective of globalization of firms. Most firms have been accused of eco-terrorism, child labor and other unethical issues. Most consumers benefit from cheaper products, but they do not understand what goes on in the production process.
The thesis of my essay is to analyze the unethical issues involved in globalization of companies. These issues include child labor, which is one of the most prevalent ethical issues surrounding ...

Introduction

Global warming is a phenomenon that alters the surface temperature on earth. Consequently, the change in surface temperate results in the changes in climate patterns. Global warming is caused by greenhouse gas emissions. Due to several factors and conditions in the atmosphere, these gases are blocked from escaping into space. This phenomenon is exacerbated by the absorption of solar radiation to the surface of the earth. Both mechanisms lead to the warming of the atmosphere. Therefore, trapped gas combined with solar radiation in the atmosphere cause the warming of the earth’s surface. Examples of greenhouse gases that get trapped ...

BRAZIL: EMBRACING GLOBALIZATION

INTRODUCTION
It has always been a challenge for the developing countries to find effective and efficient strategy regarding cross-national cooperation, globalization, and economic growth. The developing countries have been struggling to find the appropriate mix between the imports and exports. On one hand, the developing countries are looking for strengthen the local industry by putting up different regulations and tariffs and on the other hand these countries are looking for opportunities to increase the overall exports to other international countries. This requires the formulation of effective and efficient economic and trade strategy. The developing countries are facing the challenge ...

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Introduction

An effective leadership strategy is determinant of an organization’s success. It defines
the number and the type of leaders that an organization needs, as well as where these leaders are needed and what behaviors they should have in order to ensure the achievement of an organization’s goals and objectives (Pasmore, 2013). In this regard, an organization’s leadership strategy is based on a thorough analysis of the present situation and an informed view of the future. As a result, the developed strategy provides recommendations for closing the gap between the present ...

Introduction

The paper will focus on examination of the connection between internet and equality. Firstly the reasons for inequality among the developed and developing countries will be examined and statistical data regarding the internet statistics. The research question of the paper is: what effect does the internet have on the inequality? The thesis of the paper is that uneven development of the internet affects the inequality. It is important to research the topic since many researches have so far examined the effect of the inequality on the internet use and access but little has been said about what effect does ...

Introduction

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is defined as a cross-border investment by an entity resident in one economy with the objective of gaining a long-term interest in an enterprise resident in another economy. Another definition asserts that FDI “ involves the transfer of tangible and intangible assets from one country to another with the purpose of their use in that country to generate wealth under the total or partial control of the owners of the assets”. In both definitions, it is apparent that foreign direct investment involves the movement of capital and assets from a home country to a host country, where the money is ...

Since the advent of globalization, the presence of Multinational Corporations on foreign shores has increased manifold, especially in foreign countries. This increase in the presence of foreign companies in developing countries brings with it its share of pros and cons. This essay seeks to provide an overview of the historical growth of these corporations up until the current level of presence of Transnational Corporations across the globe. The advantages and disadvantages, with a focus on the labor and human rights impact of MNCs in developing countries, will also be covered. This analysis will include impact on employment and labor conditions, ...

Abstract:

Many experts argue that there needs to be high flexibility in the way in which the economic integration policies are set. This means that there will be a space for allowing speed and formulations of geometry, regarding the developing economies. There should not be such an integration which overlaps with the memberships in such organizations and contains varied objectives, keeping up with each one being a tough task to handle.
The way in which a developing can choose the right global economic integration for itself is by making comparisons and distinctions between the comparative advantage of the preferences in ...

Introduction

Today’s world is becoming increasing more globalized as new high tech gadgets make it easier to connect with people overseas and around the world, and countries and regions engage in international trade. Globalization is the increased interaction between countries and cultures of different regions as an effect of trade, the media, travel, education, cooperation, and more. Countries and cultures pick up aspects of the culture, politics, economy, values and technology of those with which they interact and assimilate to some extent toward these countries and cultures. Many associate globalization with westernization, however, the two terms are not actually ...

Executive Summary

The reason of this research was to enhance education and knowledge of diabetes and its types for the good wellbeing and encourage healthy way of life actions to decrease diabetes base on the community in developing states with a comparatively high occurrence of diabetes. The occurrence of diabetes was measured by the questionnaire methodology distributed in community to know the information level of diabetes and its occurrence. The expansion of these factors of diabetes diseases reveals the main reasons enforcing cultural, economic and social transformation in the community of developing states. These similar reasons are enforcing the epidemiological background with ...

Is it fair to restrict the growth of developing countries because of climate change?

Climatic change is a fundamental problem that is affecting developing nations, as well as developed nations of the world. However, as Nath and Behera pointed that developing nations are likely to be faced with a greater incidence of the outcome of climatic change than developed nations. This is because developed nations have the resources to deal with the outcomes of climatic changes and are already setting up mitigation strategies with respect to it.
The earth has limited carrying capacity and therefore increased population growth is likely to do more harm than good. Restricting the growth of developing nations can be ...

Milestone One:

Introduction
The paper is focused on the difference between developed economies and developing economies. The focus is to look at the gross domestic products (GDP), export rates, and import rates of advanced economies with those from less developed economies. These are compared to see those factors that have resulted in the increasing gap between advanced economies and developing economies. These choices of data are chosen because they are very factual and explain the real world situation. Also, the datasets are useful in giving explanation to the continuous dependence of developing economies on advanced ones.
International trade has ...

The cries of children are heard in the thick of the night as mothers try their best to breast feed the infants. Young brothers and sisters push each other and struggle for the last bit of food left in the plate. The elderly sit down in total weakness as they watch their strength drain away one day after another. People that are known to be strong and well ambled sit down in despair as they watch their loved ones perish in hunger and diseases. This is not just a thrilling story for entertainment, but is a reality in a number of the developing ...

Outsourcing manufacturing activities from a local community to the developing countries is a decision that raises different opinions for varied organizations, community members as well as the workers in the foreign nations. The ethicality of the whole process needs to be considered in such a way that the process does not have adverse consequences to the progress of the community. Several scholars have related the process of outsourcing manufacturing to a developing country with the need for an organization to reduce on the cost of production as well as exploit the labor readily available in the developing nations. This ...

1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background information

International Agricultural trade is the exchange of Agricultural goods and services between countries following an agreed policy guideline. This kind of trade gives rise to a world agricultural economy, in which prices of agricultural goods and services, or their supply and demand, are affected by global events. An Agricultural product that is sold to the international market is an export while an agricultural product which is bought from the international market is an import. The agricultural exports and Imports are financially explained in the country's current account in the balance of payments.
It ...

Introduction

The worldview towards global warming continues to change with time. The situation once thought as mythical, is now a major worldwide concern with factual effects. However, what remains controversial is the difference and similarity of this phenomenon across regions. One side views the economic impact of global warming as varying with differences in geographical locations. On the other end, the opposition suggests that global warming effects remain the same regardless of regional differences. This paper explores the economic effects of global warming and climatic change on countries. It seeks to prove that there exists a difference in this effect between the ...

Introduction

Globalization has led to the improvement of human lives and the development of many economies. The effects of globalization can be felt in the economy’s sectors, as well as the social and political lives of human beings around the world. The labor market has been positively and negatively affected by globalization. It is essential to comprehend the effects of globalization on the labor market since the earnings from the labor market form the main source of income for many people around the world. This is especially in the developing world where there are few entrepreneurs and hence high ...

Abstract

Globally poverty has stricken many developing and under developed nations. People are unable to afford their human needs. In many developing countries for example children are unable to enroll and complete basic education, diseases like measles are still causing death and children are still suffering from malnutrition.

The issues which have put poverty on rise world wide are: drug and crime rate, political instability, international debts, investment and trade, climatic changes and globalization, diseases, clean water and sanitation among others. Due to the nature of interrelation of man kind the affected nations and the developed nations have tried to ...

Introduction

The MENA Countries are the countries in the Middle East and the North Africa. Many of these countries are in the process of developing and some are less developed than others. As emerging economies, these countries are still spending the effort to develop their labor markets and human resources. Considering that the number of youth in the population is an advantage for economic development, the MENA Countries seem to have an advantageous position; however, before making this comment, one needs to analyze the labor markets in these countries.
The basic statistics about unemployment exhibits volatility, and the unemployment rate ...

Abstract

Secondhand smoke contains many chemicals, including substances that can stimulate the development of cardiovascular diseases. Regular exposure to cigarette smoke put people at risk of developing various diseases including cardiovascular dysfunction. This is true even to non-smokers, due to the thousands of toxic chemicals found in tobacco smoke. Inhalation of these substances may lead to serious and life-threatening health concerns. Consequently, those who are exposed to secondhand smoke have a higher possibility of developing lung, nasal and other forms of cancer and heart diseases. The toxic substances upset the normal functioning of the heart and blood vessels which leads ...

Labor force is an important tool in the growth of an economy as it is a factor influencing the growth. The usefulness of the labor force of a country depends on various issues. These issues affect the importance of the labor force to the country. The level of education is an important tool in the definition of the labor force of a country. The level of education creates clear demarcations between skilled and unskilled labor. The higher the skills a particular person has the more useful he is to the growth of the economy. Labor mobility arises due to the increase in the ...

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Abstract

This study is aimed at assessing the best practices in workplace communication and has identified listening skill as the most important skill required for an effective communicator. The assessments were made based on the review of relevant and available literature in this subject. As communication is about conveying the information to the target audience at the needed times, it is required to understand the target audiences from different perspectives so as to get appropriate responses. The effectiveness of the communication depends mostly on the responses. Listening skill in fact provides ample opportunity for the communicator to understand ...

The global financial crisis adverse effects started in mid-2007 with the credit crunch that deepened in the year 2008. These effects initiated the most severe economic crunch since the Great Depression. It affected the economies of various countries and there geographical reach (Berkman, Gelos, Renhack and Walsh, 2009). Most developed and developing countries most of which that have developing markets encountered high levels of financial strain and slow economic actions. The aim of this research paper is to identify in detail the several ways in which the global financial crisis refigured international relations. The paper explains the role played ...

Executive summary

In the past, we have seen a considerable number of children born prematurely succumb to death shortly after delivery (Koletzco, 2014). This is most prominent in the developing countries for obvious reasons where infant mortality rates are more pronounced. Babies born underweight or premature are in dire need of someone to come up with innovation to bridge this gap. The innovation of infant warmers would go a great mile to help these infants. An infant warmer is a sleeping bag for infants which serves the purpose of an incubator. One thing about the infant warmer is the fact that ...

Introduction: What if the countries are not cooperating to protect the ozone layer?

Thesis: Because of the industrial advancements, emissions of non-degradable substances known as CFCs have infiltrated the ozone layer. While there are specific measures that have been taken to reduce these emissions, countries must cooperate in a bid to protect the ozone layer.
I. The CFCs and their impact on the ozone.

II. Measures already taken.
- Cessation of CFC emissions since 1995 by the developed countries.
III. Production Paragraph.
- Developing countries that are still producing too much cfcs are likely to reduce emissions due to their effects.
IV. Conclusion.
- Countries need to ...

HOTEL MAN OF THE HALF CENTURY

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

INTRODUCTION 3

PERSONAL HISTORY 3
PERSONALITY TRAITS 5
HOTELS BEFORE ELLSWORTH 7
HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO HOTEL BUSINESS 9
HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE HOTEL MANAGEMENT IN MODERN TIMES 11
CONCLUSION 12

REFERENCES 14

INTRODUCTION
He was an American influential and pioneering hotel businessman, born in 1863 into a poor family in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Although he did not receive much from his family in terms of financial resources, he could manage to be famous of hotel development and management. He is known as the father of American Hotel. He made a great amount ...

Any individual who has an interest in a business is termed as the stakeholder of that business; this also means that someone who may contribute in some way towards the growth and the success of the business is known as the stakeholder of that business. All the stakeholders differ in their roles and also in their involvement level. When considering the role of particular people, their roles and responsibilities tend to evaluate how critical they are for the operation of the business in reality.
The Chief Executive Officer or the CEO is the term used for the head of ...

For the past few decades, there has been an increase in natural calamities that have been as a result of human activities. An increase in the overall atmospheric temperatures, rising sea levels, melting glaciers, mass extinction of entire species, flash floods and fluctuating weather patterns have become a common occurrence. Scientists raised alarm over this issue and slowly global warming has become a stark reality and imminent threat to the survival of humanity in years to come (Oreskes, 2004). With this in mind, there have been several global meetings aimed at charting the way forward and coming up with ...

a. Doha and Al Rayyan are the major cities of Qatar. There are no rivers in Qatar, but there are few riverbeds. Tuwayyir al Hamir is the highest point in Qatar at only 338 feet. Doha is connected to different parts of the country with Qatar’s extensive road network.
b. Qatar is ruled by the House of Thani since 1867 and boasts one of the highest per capita incomes in the world driven by their oil, gas and investments based economy. As of February 2016, the population of Qatar is 2.216 million (WPR N.pag). 0 percent of Qatari ...

Introduction

Poverty is the deprivation of basic things like money, food or assets that are essential for a normal life. GDP on the other hand is the goods and services produced within the by a country in a year. It is known that with increase in poverty it leads to reduction in output of a country. This is because essential resources that are vital for production are lacking. It also means that human capital is insufficient and consequently the resources needed to stir growth are used to feed and provide for the poor population.
Poverty and unstable GDP are common phenomena in developing ...

Identify and describe a theory from nursing or from another discipline that provides the framework for your Evidence Based Practice proposal (Low income African Americans have higher risk for colorectal cancer). Explain your rationale for picking this theory. 

Statistics

For the modern civilized world, colorectal cancer is quite prevalent type of cancer and is the fourth largest among the others types of cancers. Every year in the global database 800 new cases of the disease are recorded, half of which are fatal. Interestingly, about 133 thousand of the victims are residents of the United States of America (American Canser Society, ...

Ethical leadership is a construct that seems to be ambiguous and incorporates numerous different elements. Rather than seeing ethical leadership as stopping people from performing wrong thing, it should be viewed as allowing people to perform the right thing. Ethical leadership is an individual that adhere to principles of conduct that are essential for him. To become an ethical leader, one should live up to more comprehensive standards of moral behavior. Leading ethically is understood to be a process of query, asking questions' concerning what is wrong and what is right and a mode of conduct, being a role ...

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UNEMPLOYMENT
Introduction
Unemployment is defined as the people who are not willing to participate in the labor force. In another word, unemployment is a preference made by the individuals. Unemployment is an essential social problem as well as it is an important macroeconomic indicator. Considering that the world population is increasing rapidly, and the global financial crisis has started a new era when many developed countries have got into trouble, the labor force is facing a harsh time. The unemployment rates even in the developed countries have reached 10% or exceeded 10%. Some developed countries could manage to keep the ...

Introduction

Poverty is a phenomenon of socio-oriented order. It is projected on the economy, social relations, politics, and culture, directly affects such basic characteristics of a person’s life as health and education. Therefore, it is important to understand what constitutes poverty in recent decades and what will happen to it in the near future.
Between “gold” and “hungry” billions there is an old abyss, they have contrasting levels of quality and lifestyle. In the era of globalization, social and economic polarization of humanity at the extremes increases. At the beginning of 21st century the share of the most developed countries ...

ANALYSIS OF KYOTO PROTOCOLName:Course:Tutor:Date: Introduction Kyoto protocol is an international treaty which aimed at extending the 1992 United Nations framework convention on climate change so that it would commit state parties to reduce greenhouse emission. This was based on that global warming exists and manmade carbon oxide that had caused it. A second period was proposed which was called the Doha amendment, and its common basis is to put obligation to developing countries claiming they have contributed to interference in climate change. Russia is ranked fourth in the world as the biggest greenhouse gas emitters contributing 5.67 percent of ...

Conflict and Interactionism

Introduction
Discussion of health care institution
Discussion of theories
Theoretical applications
Conclusion
Abstract
In this research presentation sociological theories functionalism, conflict and interactionism with applications in the health care institution particularly in United States of America will be explored. Health care institutions across the world embrace interpretations of sickness, wellness, disease, medicine, nurse, nursing, healing, well-being and many other issues, which analysts find difficulty to classify within the science. Many irregularities are occurring within health care institutions across American under managed care typology producing immense conflict and citizens are taking an Interactionist approach ...

Globalization of Processed Food

Over the years, there has been massive increase in the international trade of processed foods. Sales from foreign investors involved in food manufacturing have been recorded to exceed the sales on agricultural commodities. Globalization has brought about increased movement of people and goods from one place to another. This has facilitated invention of products that could be available in the market at any time. Developing countries have enhanced the adoption of widespread exportation and growth strategies, which has in turn promoted the economic potential of their food processing sectors. Many people even in the rural areas are quickly adopting ...

Ethics are a set of values and moral principles that guide the actions of a group of people or a person. A string of organizations whose main objective is to earn money often disregard the consequence of their actions to the environment and people living in it. Third world countries being poor and underdeveloped with no proper restrictions on pollution in place are often taken advantage of by the businesses located in the developed countries. In order to churn out more money, often business organizations from first world countries dump their hazardous waste materials on to the grounds of third world countries. ...

Introduction

Globalization has expanded so greatly that many developed countries throughout the world find it nearly impossible to keep employment within countries where the company resides. Globalization has corrupted many of these developed countries and there is always going to be something that can be made cheaper. Many of these major companies view this as an advantage, not noticing the negatives, and how it will affect the country in which it is located. Many of these prestigious companies that were once developed here in the United States have outsourced a majority of their blue collar, and a good percentage of their white ...

Bringing Medicine Closer to Patients

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Telemedicine: Bringing Medicine Closer to Patients

It is safe to assume that life is now easier with the invention of technology, especially the availability of the internet. Most businesses and activities can now be done in the internet for those on the go and would need some time to bond with friends or settle important paperwork. Nowadays, only a few people do not have access to the internet and stick to the traditional method in doing transactions. For medicine, it has slowly adopted technology and the internet to give quality service to patients. Normally, patients would have to pay hundreds of dollars ...

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and its disease Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) appeared, initially, in the early years of 1980s. Since then, the disease has become one of the most important health challenges for researchers from around the world. It is considered as one of the most important killers of humans since its first diagnosis in the U.S. in 1981. The number of newly infected cases of AIDS is increasing every year. Absence of knowledge about the disease is one of the key issues leading to AIDS. Moreover, it has been found that people keep on engaging ...

Finance

Executive Summary
The differences in NGOs and for-profits may be the solution to problems in providing sustainable projects to developing countries, if the two entities find ways to merge what they each know how to do best. For-profits and NGOs can be identified by a look at their financial statements. The NGOs have more experience taking on board the methods that ensure resilience and durability in the global marketplace; on the other hand for-profits can make long-term investments pay off. Sustainability is one significant impact and globalization is another.
NGOs based in the United States are regulated for ...

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Abstract

Diabetes is a disease in which glucose levels are elevated to a huge amount in the body. More than 25 million people having 20 years of age and more than 20 years in the U.S. are found to have diabetes that is three times more than the number of patients in 1980. Scientists have found that diabetes can result in increased chances of developing colonic cancer equally in men and women (Sun & Kashyap, 2011). Different mechanisms such as hyperinsulinemia, insulin resistance, central adiposity, increased growth factors, hyperglycemia, and several luminal factors have been proposed that are involved in the development ...

The documentary film Hunger in a world of plenty is about unequal distribution of food and the causes and effects that has on The Third World countries such as Senegal. Even though the world has sufficient production of food, there are still countries whose population is poor and hungry. The film explores the reasons for such unbalanced access to food and food agriculture. The director compares agriculture in the USA and in Africa. There are a lot of differences and they are mainly directed towards the way of food production and subsidies provided by the country. In this way, a farmer from ...

Aside from political reform and development, the international community has also been busy in creating new means to stimulate growth and economic sustainability. Proposals such as reduced tariff, removal of trade barriers, and the introduction of free trade were pronounced by either developed or developing countries. In Latin America, free trade has been a fundamental aspect of the market reforms carried out in the region; however, the results have varied especially with the onset of globalization and the lingering effects of tariff reduction. Some believe that having trade reform to a growing and a potential economy such as Latin America can sustain ...

Introduction

All human beings are creatures of habits, both good and bad and while our lifestyle can make us free from of rethinking everything that we are or want to do, anytime we do it, our way of life can also enslave us to doing things that can be very destructive to our life in the long run (Stroh, 2011). These habits can be very hard to deal with, even at point where we know we must, it is hard to avoid. Wealth of knowledge and experience in enhancing the quality of health care has accumulated globe over many decades.
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Introduction

The BRIC nations, made up of Brazil, Russia, India and China have been projected to be the world emerging economic powers. These countries account for close to half the world’s population. In recent times, the BRIC nations have contributed to most of the world’s GDP growth. These nations have been regarded as powers to watch as regards to world economic growth. These countries have not only been observed to be emerging economic powers but have also shown signs of gaining control of the world economy. These emerging nations have an advantage over other nations of the world ...

China is the most populated country in the world. According to reports by world population statistics which were released on September 2013, china is ranked as the world’s most populated country with 1.354 billion people which is a 0.01% increase from the previous records. Its population is approximated to be 19% of the world’s population (World, 1). Its population density is 363.3 persons per square mile. Han Chinese is the largest ethnic group in China with an approximated 91.6% of the country’s totality inhabitants. The rest of the populace is composed of the minority ethnic groups which ...

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This section of the project will focus on expounding and justifying the various interventions which will be supported by literature on the same. The RFP response entailed developing interventions to the tasks that would be fulfilled in the project. This section will substantiate these responses by giving a psychological view on the matter and addressing how the DHMC will benefit from these tasks. Furthermore, the objective will be to expound on the responses in a manner that relates to how health care providers in California should interact with people with disability. It also gives a psychological view on how people with disabilities ...

A brief analysis of goals and challenges

ABSTRACT
The contemporary world of today is faced with several environmental problems that increasingly threaten our continued existence. At the heart of all such environmental effects is pollution, primarily carbon based emission. Realizing the need to reduce these emissions, the world nations have together decided on the transformation to a low carbon society. Power generation and transport are particularly the main sources of emission and the world therefore has to consider moving away from fossil fuels to renewable sources through technological development. In order to achieve this, the world nations have decided to reduce emissions and have also put ...

I. Identification of Global Social Issue
Global warming has been a controversial issue in international realm. Schweizer writes that “Global warming refers to the observed increase in the earth’s average surface temperature of ~1.0 C over the past 100 years” (Schweizer, 2005, p.75). Many scientists claim that the temperatures of the earth surface are on an up rise arguing that this might be detrimental in future. Some of the ways that scientists have been able to justify their claim is by arguing that the arctic ice caps have witnessed a large melt down in the recent past (Rockwell, 2006, ...

Nursing interventions to decrease the incidence of pressure ulcers in the critical care patient

Background information
Pressure ulcers refer to injuries brought about by unrelieved pressure that destroys the body coat and its underlying tissue (Campell et al, 2006). They are also referred to as bed sores and they usually range from severe to minor ones. When unrelieved pressure is applied on the skin for an increased period of time, it will squeeze the blood vessels which provide the skin with oxygen and nutrients. This makes the skin to starve of the required nutrients thus causing the death of the tissues and this result to the formation of a pressure ulcer. The area ...

Does gender inequality reduce growth and development in India?

INTRODUCTION

Developing countries, India included have been seen to show a significant disparity and inequality with regard to education, employment opportunities and medical facilities. This I supported by the fact that school girls and women suffer most from high-death rates, discrepancies in school attendance, and limited job opportunities. The inequality is extremely severe to the extent that women are paid meagerly and this has played a significant role in the over al poor performance of the Indian economy. The ability to make the aforementioned conclusions depends on one’s ability to distinguish inherent ...

The demographic transition model and how it was developed by the demographers

Demographic transition is a model describing change in population over a particular period and it is based on two demographic characteristics; birth rates and death rates. The model was developed by Warren Thomson, an American demographer, after observing experimented changes of various countries’ birth rates and death rates over the last two decades (Wilson, 2007).

Four phases of demographic transition model

The four phases of demographic transition are; pre-transition, early transition, late transition, and post transition. During the pre-transition phase, population growth is described to be low. Crude death rates are higher than crude birth rates and so population is declining. During the early transition ...

Abstract

The progressive loss of structure and function of neurons together with their death is called neurodegeneration. This process often causes such an illness as Alzheimer’s. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is one of the main causes of dementia that has different symptoms, among them, are language problems, disorientation, rapid mood changes, indifference to life, loss of short memory, strange behavior and inability to manage self-care. Scientists have not discovered the exact factors of the disease yet. Genes, obesity, head injuries and depression can be the ground. Unfortunately, there is no any cure of Alzheimer and elderly of 65 and ...

BUSINESS ANALYSISName:

Introduction
I am interested in Apple Inc. This company has managed to establish itself as one of the major multinational technology companies around the world. Apple Inc. has its headquarters in Cupertino, California in the United States. Apple deals with designing, development, and sale of computer software, consumer electronics, and online services. The company was founded in 1976 for development and sale of personal computers.

Strengths of Apple Inc.

One of the main strengths of Apple Inc. is innovation. Under the leadership of Steve Jobs, Apple rose to prominence. Jobs had a knack for being ahead of the technology curve. Apple was able ...

Introduction

Beginning the early 1990s, the number of multinational corporations has risen steadily as a result of globalization. This reason has caused organizations to realize the need for international human resource management as a determinant of success. International training and development is a tool that multinational enterprises (MNEs) are using to improve the quality of services that their employees provide. The main aim of training is to improve work skills and behaviors that an organization employee has in the current circumstances. On the other hand development is aimed at increasing working abilities with respect to a future task or job, ...

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Preeclampsia is a common condition among pregnant women noted by an elevated blood pressure and the presence of significant amount of protein in the urine . In a survey conducted by the World Health Organization, it was reported that in 2011 pre-eclampsia affects approximately 2-8% of the population from a global perspective . Nevertheless, the prevalence may be insignificant but the impact of preeclampsia may be fatal for both the mother and her unborn child. In lieu with this, the proponent of this research would like to conduct a study that would establish the significant impact of prenatal vitamin ...