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1. Mercedes Benz is a German multinational that specializes in manufacturing, marketing and supplying of luxury cars, buses, vans, trucks and coaches. Since it was started, over a decade ago, Mercedes Benz which is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany has been able to position itself as one of the best manufacturer of high end vehicles. It is one of the German 3, which are the best companies in terms of producing and sale of luxury vehicles. The company has produced vehicles that are popular among the business executives, leaders as well as the people who use high end vehicles. The company has ...

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Webjet is an Australian company that provide online travelling services. It is one of the leading company in travelling tools, and technologies in the world. It offers its clients opportunity to easily search and book the travelling flight for their choice. In addition, Webjet offers other services such: as travel insurance, car hire and hotel accommodation. Graham, (2010).
- Webjet is not attractive business to invest in since it has no long-term competitive advantage. Furthermore, the market in which it operates is not secure because of the free entry. In addition, it faces stiff competition from the likes ...

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The bank of Queensland was instituted in 1874 as the first permanent building society in Queensland, Australia. Initially, it was being operated as Brisbane Permanent Benefit Building and Investment Society. This society was later incorporated in 1887 and then got amalgamated with the City and Suburban Building Society in 1921. Later on in 1931, it was again amalgamated with Queensland Deposit Bank. It received a license to operate as a trading bank in 1942. The bank computerized its operations in 1970 and then underwent a series of transformations that included changing its name to bank of Queensland. The bank was first listed ...

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Engineering Management Journal, September 2007
The article “Twinning Motivation, Productivity and Management Strategy in Construction Projects” by Hemanta Doloi is dedicated to the research of the motivational factors effectively influencing employees’ output and help to increase productivity in the field of Australian construction industry. The research was conducted in this area particularly, because although there is a considerable number of works dedicated to the employees’ influence in construction productivity and the overall study of the motivational factors, there were none such found that would describe the incentive programs enhancing positive motivation methods in the construction industry. But at the ...

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Being healthy is the most important part of maintaining a healthier lifestyle. However, it is difficult to maintain good health without efforts and dedication of resources. The US government understands the importance of health and tries to implement a health care system that is beneficial for all. However, the US Health care system is under constant criticism for being uneven and inefficient. The following paper is a discussion of quality of US Health care and a brief evaluation of its short comings in comparison to other health care systems of the world.
Keywords: health, medicine, health care, medical costs, life span

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This report was commissioned to investigate whether fast food workers deserve a living wage as opposed to the current federal minimum wage and if so, ways of effectuating the same. To this end, the paper provides an analysis as well as an evaluation of the current financial estimates and cash flows as evident in the McDonald’s Corporation Annual Report and its capacity to deliver on the aforesaid. The research paper also draws attention to the Australian franchise and their business model which has been able to overcome the hiccups that now face the corporation in the United States and ...

Thesis: The Thirsty for beer advert is a perfection depiction of how the modern society appreciates having fun and being wild.

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Advertisements provide a medium for companies to communicate important features of their products to customers (Terkan 240).Famous ads have affected the culture of societies and its people. The classic case of adverts and their contribution to culture is the Soap Operas that came to be known as Soaps because the soap manufacturer, Procter & Gamble, sponsored all drama series of the early 20th century (Procter & Gamble). Today, many people do not even know where the term came from, ...

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Shortly after WW2, Japan became a place where the Allies put on trial Japanese military criminals of different standing. Overall, the process looked methodical and well-though-out, with an ad hoc classification developed for determining the guilt of offenders. The post-war years witnessed the execution of generals and the punishment of soldiers following their brutal orders. However, several years later, a complex of factors like the deliberate destruction of evidence or the enormous number of cases halted the prosecution process expediting its termination. As unethical and immoral as it was, the USA had its reasons not to prosecute some of ...

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Capital punishment has been evolving over the centuries all over the world. The reasons for the use capital punishment were many which led to abuse of the system. More countries that were practicing capital punishment have ceased to do so in the modern world. Some of the methods used for the executions became unacceptable leading to the drive to eradicate the practice. This paper will show that the use of death penalty/capital punishment as a crime control method is declining around the world and on the way out, replaced by more civilised methods of punishment.
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IT and Public Policy

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Information and Communication Technology covers a wide area; generally information as well as wireless. In general, ICT refers to the role of combined communications as well as the assimilation of telecommunications, which makes it easier for creation, access, storage transmission and manipulation of information. Lately, ICT forms part of the basic needs of humans because without it life will never go on smoothly. Arguably, the world is becoming lesser than we may realize. Currently, it is possible to communicate individuals of various fashions, customs, traditions as well as languages, thanks to advancement in technology. From my point of ...

Part 1. What is the something else that DeSoto argues is necessary for a capitalist economy to produce wealth? Choose and explain one example or counter example used by DeSoto to make his case.
Capitalism refers to an economic system that is based on the functionality of free market; open competition; profit maximization motive and the means of production are owned and produced by the private sector or by cooperatives that limit the government or state control of resources. In this social system, the capitalist class own most of the properties and are paid to produce the goods and ...

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development 3
Role of CSR in Developing Nations 4
Corporate Social Responsibility and the Financial Performance 5
Ethical Behaviour 6
The Role of the Financial Sector 6
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Under the conventional economic theories the businesses have been operating with the sole purpose of profit maximization and the increase in shareholders’ wealth. According to the classical view of business operations, the managers are liable to use the available resources in the best optimum manner to generate the revenues for the organization, while following the relevant legal ...

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Although the United States of America became an independent country not so long ago there was a long history that preceded the mentioned event that happened in 1776. In this paper the history of the pre-independent USA will be explored.
It is believed that the indigenous people have been coming to America from Asia for thousands of years in the gap between 15 and 50 thousand years ago, when the modern Bering Strait did not yet exist and the two continents were connected with land. Reliable evidence of their presence in the United States was received throughF the findings ...

In Adolf Loos’ literature concerning Ornaments and Crime, he chooses to focus on how the world in the recent years has emerged to deny imagination and expression of feelings through art, defined by ornaments which has defied a chance to take course. He strongly criticizes how much the culture of yester years in the early centuries has been flashed down the drain, despite the fact that it entirely expressed the thought and mind of the artists, and many people could relate to it. Furthermore, Adolf Loos he goes ahead and develops an aesthetic purism which clearly elaborates his reasons ...

Walking in an urban environment as a form of activism is what I am interested in because it can leave a great impact on social events. Walking as a form of activism engages the whole body and psyche of a person and it leads to major changes on one’s personality as well as on the cause of the activism. I have chosen walking as a form of activism because I believe that human body is an instrument through which one’s mind can be employed and that can make impact on the environment.
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High-risk behaviors can be defined as an individual’s lifestyle activity which increase a person’s likelihood of risk of having or suffering from a certain condition, injury, or illness. For example, taking drugs increases a student’s risk of failing exams, having poor grades and having serious disciplinary issues. Also, an individual who has consumed alcohol is more likely to cause a road accident as compared to a person who has not taken any alcoholic drink. In this case, we can classify the drug use and drunk driving as high-risk behaviors. The outcome of this high-risk behaviors, in ...

THE CADBURY EXPERIENCE

How Effective Are Performance Appraisals?
The Cadbury Experience
Research Methods Used
The research methods employed consist of online note-taking and consulting with research journals on the topic of performance appraisal with regards to Cadbury PLC. However, few pieces of information were obtained due to the fact that information for a business entity is usually private. The author attempted to gather qualitative and quantitative data in order to support points that answer to the guide questions given.

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Cadbury is a multinational confectionery company from the United Kingdom owned by Mondelez International, Inc. (formerly Kraft Foods, Inc.). It carries a wide ...

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The American healthcare system is the most expensive in the world as indicated by mirror reports in 2010, 2007, 2006, and 2004 (Davis, Stremikis, Squires & Schoen, 2014, p. 7). According to Bhattacharya & Hyde, (2013, p. 251), by 1960, America’s expenditure on healthcare was low to an extent that it could only spend a twentieth of her Gross Domestic Product on healthcare costs. The U.S. ranks the first in term of cost related problems since the price elasticity of healthcare services in America is relatively elastic. Considering that many people are price sensitive, they opt for alternative care other than ...

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According to Martinez-Cobo, “Indigenous communities, peoples and nations are those which, having a historical continuity with pre-invasion and pre-colonial societies that developed on their territories, consider themselves distinct from other sectors of the societies now prevailing on those territories, or parts of them” (as qt in Morgan 56). These people constitute the societal sectors that are non-dominant presently. However, they demonstrate the determination of preserving, developing, and transmitting their ethnic characteristics and inherited territories to their future generations. The indigenous communities are striving to survive as peoples and to keep their unique cultural patterns, ...

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According to Alpers et al. (2013), for every 100 adults in the U.S., there are currently 101.5 guns privately owned (both legally and illegally), which puts the U.S. at the top of world rankings for gun ownership (178 countries). In the last decade or so, the number of deaths in the U.S. from firearms has risen from almost 29,000 to over 32,000, equating to over 10 per 100,000 people. So does that extent of gun ownership and homicides mean that more laws are needed to control not just gun ownership but also their use?
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Overview of Novartis

Novartis, founded in 1996, is one of the leading multinational pharmaceutical companies of the world. It is a healthcare company with leading positions in pharmaceuticals, eye care, generic medicines, vaccines and diagnostics, and consumer health. It is focused on innovating to meet the new patient needs, increasing its presence in new and emerging markets, and raising productivity to generate future and increase shareholder return. According to IMS, the company ranked no. 1 in top 20 global corporations of 2012 by sales with USD 50.76bn in sales.

Novartis has a diversified portfolio of operations having 5 unique divisions. Among ...

The end of the Second World War left the world with two super powers who competed to control every aspect of the world politics, economics and social life. The United State had a doctrine based on western civilization that was imprinted in the Capitalistic theory. The USSR had its own theory of civilization based on the communist form of leadership. The capitalistic mode of development was blamed on placing powers on individual leaving the government with minimal control. The communist theory believed that property should be owned by the society with control by the government on its utilization. The two ...

1. Review the organizational structure from the university's website (www.callutheran.edu). Given this cursory view of the organizational structure, discuss the university's apparent structure in the context of the classical school of organization theory. Be sure to cite specific classical school authors in your discussion.
California University is among the largest and well established institutions in United States of America. It is sponsored by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. It is located in Thousand Oaks, which is said to be among the safest cities in America according to FBI statistics. The institution admits students both locally and internationally ...

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In the past, the international financial markets have had diverse ways and means of achieving their financial satisfaction and objectives based on different operation platforms. For this reason, there arose challenges with integration of different financial systems without a common platform. This led to most countries modifying their models of international finance for them to remain competitive in the market as well as possibilities of investing in new markets and having investors from anywhere in the world invest in their financial system. For example, Japan’s - GAAP financial system has in the recent past been harmonized with that of ...