Case Study
The Globalization of Modern Trade The globalization of modern trade is different from early globalization based on the level of information exchange and the methods of managing the global trade. In the early eras of globalization, it was possible to sell an item which was a rare in other cultures. However, the current globalization allows […]
The Bhopal city is located in the central India. In 1984, about 1.4 million people lived there, and the region was growing and developing. Therefore, there was a need to increase the productivity of fields. This could be reached by pesticides application. Answering the need, the Union Carbide (UC) built a plant that produced sevin, […]
The terms micro-finance institutions (MFIs) and women’s empowerment need to be defined before looking at the effectiveness of these entities in the activities of women. Microfinance has been defined as provision of financial services to low income individuals by diverse service providers (“What is microfinance?” par. 1). These services avail and at the same time […]
Introduction Obesity reflects the excessive accumulation of fats in bodies. The abnormal accumulation of fats poses various health dangers to people. The dangers include being at a risk of suffering from various health conditions such as obesity. Trasande and Chatterjee (2009) observed that obesity posed health risks which predisposed victims to incurring high medical costs […]
Merit goods, are goods that posses positive externalities and they are good for the consumers far much more than they can realize. On the other hand, demerit goods are those goods that will produce negative externalities when consumed and they are often far much worse than the consumer can imagine. Externalities imply the resultant effects […]
Countries differ significantly in the way they handle the entry of new businesses as multinational corporations carry out wide range of businesses across the globe. These have given rise to many trade agreements with various countries where these multinationals use as their base for business operations (John, 2007, p. 43). Trade agreements have resulted in […]
Central idea of improving social conditions in the third-world countries, raised by Muhammad Yunus, provides a fresh look on the help to underdeveloped societies. Should governments and charity organizations provide facilities in their opinion of a first necessity, such as electrical power and road systems? Or should they simply provide possibilities for the people to […]
For centuries, there have been debates over gender-based issues that impact on social systems and governments, both positively and negatively. Gender differences play a major role in the organization of familial structures and patterns. The big question has always been why is there a big gap in the perceptions held on both men and women? […]
A spare tire is carried as a replacement for a tire that acquires a complication, whether on the road or elsewhere. Many types of cars have the spare tire located in the back of the vehicle, specifically underneath the body below the chassis. This ensures that removing the tire is done manually. Why can’t we […]
It was relatively easy to acquire the Iowa district’s standards and benchmarks since they are readily available in the Iowa department of education website. The website contains the exact standards and benchmarks that should be maintained in every school within the district, and the core content standards in reading, math, and science that should be […]
M-commerce, better known as m-commerce, is the subject of e-commerce that includes all e-commerce transactions that are carried out using a wireless handset (mobile phones). The paper will attempt to figure out the impact of m-commerce on both developed and developing economies in the world, South Korea and South Africa respectively. The capabilities of accessing, […]
Plastics form a major part of our environment. Ways of recycling, reducing and reusing of the waste plastics is fundamental for the good care of our environments. The journal used for the week’s lesson is entitled “Waste-to-Energy in the United States: A Social and Economic Assessment.” This journal becomes extremely handy in assessing the recycling […]
McDonald’s corporation is the largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurant, catering for millions of people daily in 120 countries. It operates on a standard menu of items with varying prices in different countries. As a protuberant example of the rapid globalization of the fast food industry, McDonald is often the target of criticism for […]
The following are research findings from selected recruiters from different companies about their business objectives that drive their recruitment objectives. The research methodology used was interviewing the target groups face to face. On the first recruiter interviewed it was noted that the objective of the company was to make profits. This aspect is from an […]
The United States of America is considered to have the strongest economy in the whole world as compared to other developed countries like Europe, Spain, Germany and Japan. The great recession in the United States of America in 2007 to the year 2009 caused heavy changes in the unemployment rates, the inflation rates, low output, […]
Abstract Volunteer tourism has been increasing in the recent past and many individual are opting to engaging in this from of tourism and many of these individuals are motivated bay various factors including altruistic benefits and deriving a unique satisfying experience coupe with new skill as well as benefiting the host communities in one way […]
Monopoly market structure is a single firm producing and selling goods with no close substitute (Joel, 1999). This is associated with no completion in the short run, but with time, some firms may come up producing similar goods. Monopoly power arises from various sources, including government regulation, ownership of strategic resources, the market size, and […]
Respect is a fundamental virtue in the world. Respect for each other will avert any misunderstanding between individuals or communities. In the family, there are various reasons as to why children should strive to respect their parents. The Bible commands that children should value and respect their parents every day. It is the only commandment […]
There are various definitions that are used in trying to understand the concept of marketing. Marketing is a process in nature that tries to create the customers value through the most appropriate way. There are several points that are made by definition of marketing that include; marketing as an objective of customers value creation, an […]
Hunting is usually the practice of killing living animals especially wildlife, looking for food, trade or recreation. In olden days, there were no law that protected animal and people could hunt animals for food or skin which they could wear as cloths. All species of animal that are hunted are known as game and are […]
Reasonable accommodation refers to amendment made within a system so as to embrace individuals with various proven needs. This forbids inequity based on color, race, religion, national origin, sex and disability. Rules and policies have been enacted to make reasonable accommodations so that people with disability may enjoy equal services and opportunities without giving them […]
Introduction According to Bowles (2004), a market failure occurs when a free market fails to allocate resources efficiently or effectively. Callan & Thomas (2010) asserts that market failures often occur in various forms, and should be corrected using government intervention. During market failures, Mankiw (2009) points out that the nature of the market is not […]
Racism has been a contentious issue in the American society for a very long time. A lot of efforts have been put in place by various civil groups to fight against it. A very great contribution has been made by the media which has been influencing people in different ways (Cedric, R. , 2008). This […]
Industrial Revolution refers to a period between the mid-17th and mid-18th century when there was a great economic, technological, social and cultural transformation that began in England and later spread to other parts of the world. These changes substantially affected human life to an extent that was equated to the change from hunters and gathering. […]
The article’s main idea is that the system of anarchy within which states exist and interact with each other impacts on their identities as well as their interests, thereby determining them. Under this system of anarchy within which states exist, there are specific factors that have the potential to effect change on state identities. These […]
Introduction. Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that deals with the performance, structure, behavior and decision-making of the entire economy, be that a national, regional or the global economy. Along with microeconomics, macroeconomics is one of the two most general fields in economics. Macroeconomists study aggregate indicators such as GDP, unemployment rates and price indices […]
Reading for students is an essential activity which not only builds their way of thinking and ways of doing things but also shapes them towards academic success. Numerous researches have shown that students have declined in reading habits extensively and this trend is worrying since as they grow older, their reading quantities decrease drastically. This […]
The economic nationalism of Booker T. Washington, which relied on business ownership to provide the means for group advancement, represents the classic capitalistic approach to economic development. Throughout the twentieth century, there have been a number of approaches suggested for improving the economic viability of African-American communities in the United States. Given the economic discrimination […]
Rare species are also endangered by the extreme hunting. Poaching is most evident in the African regions, especially on the elephant species. In large seas, there is also extreme hunting for the sharks. Statistics shows that at least ten sharks are killed daily worldwide, thus putting the species at the verge of extinction. Most of […]
In a market economy government plays various roles. The government puts in place policies to protect companies from imbalance competitions and the consumers from exploitation. Aspect of price ceiling and price control is also a function of the government. It holds on strategic resources to avoid the private firms from exploiting them. In this way, […]
