Corporate Finance

In the corporate finance, agency problems are those that refer to the conflicts that exist between the management of the company and their stockholders. These conflicts are relevant to corporate finance since the managers of the company, who are meant to act for the best interest of the shareholders often, fail to do so as […]

Overworking

Subject: to be a harbinger to the dangers of procrastination and self induced stress. Some stress is good for you but we all know that being too stressed sucks. It isn’t always a malignant but you should try to avoid. Despite attempts to get rid of it; stress is enviable. But worse of all is […]

A General Synopsis of President George Washington

Gen. George Washington: General George Washington was born February 22, 1732 in Westmoreland County, Virginia to Augstine and Mary (Ball) Washington. General Washington first served in the British Army for both of the French and Indian Wars (1752-1758). Then there was a period of several years (27 yrs) between his service in the British Army […]

People and Organization

Following the case study provided in “A Day in the Life of Aleksei Ustinov”, seemingly there are issues of personal development that need to be addressed. In connection to this point, personality is a function of good organizational leadership. There are personality problems, cultural clashes and organizational problems that Ustinov needs to deal with and […]

Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

St. Francis of Assisi once wrote, “All the darkness in the world cannot extinguish the light of a single candle.” The Catcher in the Rye is a novel written by J. D. Salinger about a young man, Holden Caulfield, who manages to find a light throughout all his darkness. Holden, the protagonist, explains to the […]

Contradictions

The United States have been a founding associate of the WorldTrade Organization (WTO), it subscribes to its core principle branded as most-favored-nation (MFN). It means that it enjoys free entry to all global markets. Imports to the U.S. have been restricted so as to protect the domestic market of rival goods and services, and almost […]

In Defence of the UN

Evaluate the claim that the United Nations is unnecessary The UN provides the foundations for the creation of a collection of laws which enshrine the fundamental rights of human beings in legally binding documents. In this way, the UN sows the seeds required for the protection of people’s essential, basic, and vital human rights, thus […]

A Briliant Light

A Brilliant Light Nikola Tesla is one of the most well-known and influential inventors of the world and his contributions to science have had impacts on our daily lives in numerous ways. Examples of this include an alternating current, which is essential in the functionality of electronic devices. His research on X-rays contributes to our […]

Peak Problems

Introduction Peak points come into place when talking about to fossils. First of all, this is because fossils occur naturally and can be easily replenished (Ayuma 2000). Exact prime dates are difficult to predict. The difficulty exists because of the extraordinary geological complexities, demand elasticity, political influences among others. Peak oil is always a point […]

Different, yet Similar

“The Joy Luck Club” by Amy Tan follows the stories of four women who emigrated from China to the United States during World War II, and their American-born daughters. All of the mothers and all of the daughters have very different lives, each accustoming to the American lifestyle as best as possible. However, when they […]

Female Stereotypes in One Hundred Years of Solidude

Throughout history, women have been portrayed in a certain light. Women’s rights activists and feminists have succeeded in gaining some respect for women and their struggle continues. Unflattering views of the female race still exist in literature. In One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Ursula was stereotypically portrayed as passive, unimportant, and […]

Containerization

Containerization means the use of containers in the transport of goods. This method of transport has brought about many advantages in maritime transport. In the first place, the use of containers has led to reduced costs of packing. The goods are packed before delivery to the maritime shipping agencies. As a result, these shipping agencies […]

Literacy is a Blessing and a Curse

Wise and intelligent Frederick Douglass once stated, “There is no royal road to perfection.” One has to fight for what they truly want, but it is no easy task. Life is a double-edged sword. It has its positives and its negatives, its bumps and bruises. Some events are a blessing, but some are a curse. […]

Payroll and Petty Cash

Section I: Payroll basic theory and procedure An organization’s payment to their employees for their working activity is called payroll. This payroll activity has to be performed according to the statutory obligation as well as according to the company policies. Payroll maintenance is normally duty of the payroll officer/manager. Checking statutory obligations on payroll It […]

Asian Parenting vs. Western Parenting: Is Amy Chua right?

Many of you have heard and read about Amy Chua’s controversial Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother and her debate between Western parenting and Asian parenting. If not, Amy Chua, a Yale professor describes her personal experience of raising her daughters with Asian parenting. In the end for her youngest, rebellious daughter, she had to […]

Learning to Dance in the Rain

There are so many things in our life that influence our decisions, actions and the way of thinking. Our number one influence is our parents and this is well reflected in the choosing of our careers. Half of the teens, in India, have chosen those fields in which they are clearly not interested. Parents believe […]

Consumer Prices Stay Even

In the article “Consumer prices stays even” published in New York Times News (December 16, 2011), it is noted that the consumer price did not change during November, 2011 and therefore, the inflation rate declined. Despite the expectation that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) would increase by 0.1 percent during November, 2011, it remained unchanged. […]

The ;Unsinkable; Ship

Back in the early 1900’s, people only dreamed of ships as phenomenal as Titanic. Then, March 31,1909, construction began for a luxurious ship that would be known world wide as Titanic. The Titanic was built in Belfast, Ireland under the control of J. Bruce Ismay. The price to build the Titanic was $7,500,000. Today, the […]

The Cause and Effect of Television on Kids

“All television is educational television. The question is: what is it teaching?” Nicholas Johnson once said (Quote Garden). In a recent Time Magazine Poll 53 percent of respondents said that they think the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) should place stricter controls on broadcast-channel shows depicting sex and violence. 68 percent believe the entertainment industry has […]

Participation of Nurses

The scarcity of resources forces nurses to rethink in order to retain health care standards in the economy of a nation. Therefore, they use the corporate ideology that aims at reviving the economy through technological means instead of providing and caring the health of all the members of the community. This ideology motivates nurses to […]

Something About Myself Free Essay

“A man should look for what he is, and not for what he thinks he should be.”- Albert Einstein I am a senior at in high school. I am not a typical senior that walks through the halls of our school. What makes me different than other kids is that I follow my own steps, […]

Earth

As I look up and down this tall, towering Fraser fir in my living room, I began to think. Where did this tree come from? Did it come from a seed or did it come from another tree? The truth is, I don’t know about this tree, because we didn’t cut it down, it was […]

Consumerism in Chinese Art Auction Market

Introduction In recent years, China has been gaining ground on the international arena as the leader in the number of art collectors. The country managed to surpass the major players of the Western world: the United States and the European countries; consequently, they no longer dominate the antiques and the international art market. The growth […]

A Group That Would Not Compromise

In light of humanity there is no doubt that the Holocaust was a bleak time in history. It was a time when the moral compass of the masses in Germany was ignored, and the minds of the majority were blinded, allowing atrocities to occur on an unprecedented scale. One group stood out as different, a […]

Parens Patriae

Parens patriae refers to the act of the state intervening on parental responsibilities for any child or individual vulnerable to abusive and negligent parents, guardians or caretakers when they need protection. This necessitates the state to provide parental guidance and protection to ensure that the child receives adequate care and protection like his or her […]

A Trip to the Beach

Summer has finally started. I walked outside my house to smell the hot air of summer 2010. My bags were packed and ready to be put in the car. We were leaving for Panama City Beach in half an hour and we were running late as usual. An hour later we were finally on the […]

A Wished Belief

Treachery, suicide, and madness are some of the several themes in the play Hamlet. After beginning his quest to avenge his father’s murder, Hamlet means to put on an “antic disposition”(Act I Scene iii Line 28), or feign madness in order to gain information about who killed his father. His family wonders what is wrong […]

Consumerism

Consumerism is an economic strategy which affirms that the market is molded by the choice of the consumers. The essential rights of the consumer include the right to choice, the right to security and the right to information. This phenomenon has been in existence for many decades from the era of Civilization and continues to […]

Change of Chinese Attitude to Buddhism Over Time

During the period if instability in China from 220 – 570 CE, some Chinese were in favor of Buddhism because they wanted to see it thrive and they felt it established order. Around 350 CE, China was invaded by a group of central Asian steppe nomads. During this time, author and scholar Zhi Dun wrote […]

Breaking Chains

How Do You Grieve? Losing a loved one can really bring many people down and just make you feel out of it.It may also cause some people to want to harm themselves if they feel like it is their fault. Everyone should know that there is always help out there.There is someone out there who […]