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Labor Unions Central Bank
1,837 words
In the effort to reduce company risk while
simultaneously expanding operations, the firm
should consider expansion into a new geographic
market. By taking advantage of the unique
attributes of the Irish economy and aligning them
with the characteristics of this company, the
potential to maximize shareholder wealth improves
while the risk exposure of the company declines.
By expanding our information technology operations
into Ireland, this risk / return strategy can be
successfully accomplished....
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Graphical User Interface Netscape Navigator
1,477 words
It wouldn't be fair to talk about the Windows
Operating System without first looking at the
origins of the company that developed it. William
H. Gates III and Paul Allen founded Microsoft in
1975. They were both only 19 years old. In 1980
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
chose Microsoft to write the operating system for
the IBM PC personal computer, to be introduced the
following year. As part of its contract with IBM,
Microsoft was permitted to license the operating
system to o...
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U S Economy U S Department
1,645 words
The million (or should we say 'billion' now)
dollar question is whether or not the United
States' economy will stay in it's record 107 month
expansion (according to the index of leading
indicators) or come out of the boom and take a
downturn into a recession. Nobody, including the
Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan
has a crystal ball to provide insight as to what
will happen if interest rates are raised, lowered,
or left alone. However, Economists have developed
a set of indicators ...
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Government Intervention And Antitrust Law
1,714 words
Government Intervention in Individual Markets: A
Look at Government Intervention and Antitrust Law
via the Microsoft Case Growth and Development in
the US Economy In light of recent developments, I
took a different approach to this paper. The
Microsoft Antitrust case has been somewhat of a
phenomenon that has become one of the most
prominent cases in recent years. Because of this,
I decided to look at government intervention into
individual markets, along with antitrust law, via
that particular ...
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Indentured Servitude Tommy Hilfiger
2,040 words
The US General Accounting Office defines a
sweatshop as a business that regularly violates
wage, child labor, health and / or safety laws.
While sweatshop abuses in the garment industry
have been an issue of public concern for decades,
few people know about the sweatshops of the
booming electronics industry. Behind the gleaming
facade of the high tech industry are thousands of
low-paid, mostly immigrant women, who assemble the
nuts and bolts of our computers using hundreds of
toxic William Carls...
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Four Wheel Economic Growth
1,832 words
Turnover in the Indonesian automotive components
industry dropped by 80 % in 1998, and the trend
continued into 1999 despite efforts to generate
exports and the cushion of a slightly more stable
aftermarket. There were 171 local components
manufacturers in 1998, employing 45, 000 people --
down from 65, 000 the year before. Like the
vehicle industry, the Indonesian components
industry now faces its greatest challenge to date
-- trying to overcome the worst crisis in the
automotive sector's histo...
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Federal Communications Commission Cellular Phones
1,595 words
The war over the health hazards of cellular phones
is beginning to mount. The idea that cellular
phones possibly cause cancer became an issue in
1993 when a gentleman sued a cell phone
manufacturer saying that the phone caused his
wifes brain tumor and eventual death (Greenwald,
67). Both sides of the issue continue to blur into
one gray area. The battle lines, no longer clearly
defined. Research is being undertaken through
every organization from The American Cancer
Society to the FDA. Although...
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E Commerce Customer Service
1,270 words
The number of American households shopping on the
Internet is increasing every month. In the month
of February, 13. 5 million households shopped
online compared to 13. 3 million in January. Per
person spending increased from $ 228 in January to
$ 308 in February (Enos, 2001). Old Economy
companies have taken notice and are moving quickly
to embrace this new sales channel. These companies
realize that the use of the Web will help to cut
costs, find new customers and keep the ones they
have (Schoe...
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Compensatory Damages Ethical Implications
1,955 words
... nies have, which makes entry into the market
extremely difficult. The level of sales needed to
justify the enormous legal cost associated with
this controversial market also makes market entry
difficult for new companies. Although tobacco
companies' profit margin is about double that of
any other packaged good, the substantial costs of
packaged goods on a national scale, along with the
money it takes to acquire facilities for
production and distribution, are major barriers to
entry in the to...
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Food And Drug Administration Outlawing Cigarettes
1,132 words
Cigarettes-Killing Our Country- This year alone
cigarettes will kill over 420, 000 Americans, and
many more will suffer from cancers, and
circulatory and respiratory system diseases. These
horrible illnesses were known to originate from
cigarettes for years, and recently nicotine, the
main chemical additive in cigarettes, was declared
addictive by the Food and Drug Administration.
This explains why smokers continue to use
cigarettes even though smokers are aware of the
constantly warned about he...
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Los Angeles Times Second Hand Smoke
1,576 words
Cigarettes: Whats Killing Our Country This year
alone cigarettes will kill over 420, 000
Americans, and many more will suffer from cancers,
and circulatory and respiratory system diseases 1.
These horrible illnesses were known to originate
from cigarettes for years, and recently nicotine,
the main chemical additive in cigarettes, was
declared addictive by the Food and Drug
Administration. This explains why smokers continue
to use cigarettes even though smokers are aware of
the constantly warned ...
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One Of The Largest Decision Making
2,322 words
Electrolux: The Acquisition and Integration of
Zanussi 1) How would you describe the key
characteristics of Electrolux and Zanussi in 1983,
in terms of strategy, organization, capabilities,
and performance? International acquisitions have
become an extremely important vehicle for growth
for multinational companies. In this case, and
because of the particular industry in which
Electrolux operated in, the trend of the whole
appliance industry was facing a long period of
crisis. Although Electrolux...
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Technological Developments Definition Television
1,459 words
Digital describes electronic technology that
generates, stores, and processes data in terms of
two states: positive and non-positive. Positive is
expressed or represented by the number 1 and
non-positive by the number 0 (Lasica). Data that
is transmitted or stored with digital technology
is expressed as a string of 0 s and 1 s. Each of
these digits is referred too as a bit (and a
string of bits that a computer can address
individually as a group is a byte). Prior to
digital technology, electroni...
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Hard Drive Operating System
1,322 words
How to Install a Hard Drive I. As you accumulate
software, you may find your hard drive is running
out of space. A. Bloatware B. Here I will help you
gather the needed equipment, install, and
troubleshoot a new hard drive. II. What will you
need to complete this task? A. Needed tools B.
Purchase cost C. Benefits III. We are now ready to
begin installing the hard drive installation. A.
Installation preparation B. Removing the case C.
Removing the old hard drive and installing the new
hard drive D...
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Dietary Supplements Amino Acids
1,684 words
Jeff Reese was a bright, energetic scholar-athlete
at the University of Michigan when he died
suddenly on December 9, 1997. His death came as a
total shock because, as a wrestler, Reese was a
fit young man without any known medical
conditions. The autopsy said the cause of death
was rhabdomyolysis, a cellular breakdown of
skeletal muscle. His family, friends, doctors, and
the NCAA all think Reese's death was caused by the
supplement creatine Reese was taking to improve
his wrestling skills. This...
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Trunk Lid Modern Cars Car
487 words
We Modern Cars Modern Cars We ask ourselves every
time we see heavy traffic, is there no variance
anymore amongst car models? In the old days, as a
matter of fact only five ore ten years ago every
single car brand seemed to have its own
personality, today they look more like a cluster
of copycats. What went wrong? One reason is that
the automotive industry has certain trends it has
to follow, just like fashion designers and musical
composers. In times of recession and decreasing
sales there is l...
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Operating System Ms Dos
1,932 words
Monopoly and Microsoft Webster s dictionary
defines monopoly as exclusive ownership through
legal privilege, command of supply, or concerted
action; exclusive possession or control; a
commodity controlled by one party. In other words,
through a variety of means, a producer may obtain
sole or near sole control of a market. Through the
control of the market, a monopoly restricts
production, raises prices above fair market value,
and prevents markets from efficient use of
resources. This is accompl...
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Minimum Wage Higher Wages
1,922 words
Raising minimum wages actually promotes growth
(Meroney, 1995) and will have a positive effect on
the economy. The positive effect will come from
promoting job growth. This statement was made by
U. S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich. Reich
recommended that the minimum wage of $ 4. 25 and
hour be pushed up to $ 5. 15 an hour over a
two-year period. Reich said, it has been shown
that pushing the minimum wage up, would assist in
welfare reform, and lower the number of persons on
welfare, by making wag...
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National Highway Traffic Center Of Gravity
1,136 words
Sports Utility Vehicles Are they really worth it?
There has been an increase in the trendiness and
consumer popularity of the Sport Utility Vehicle
(SUV) in the last few years, but there is no doubt
in my mind that these vehicles are a danger on and
off road. Not only are these vehicles beginning to
overpower and outnumber cars on roadways and
highways, they are beginning to outnumber them in
accidents and ditches as well. Chrysler, Ford,
Dodge, even Toyota and Honda are beginning to gear
their ...
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Indentured Servitude Wal Mart
2,052 words
The US General Accounting Office defines a
sweatshop as a business that regularly violates
wage, child labor, health and / or safety laws.
While sweatshop abuses in the garment industry
have been an issue of public concern for decades,
few people know about the sweatshops of the
booming electronics industry. Behind the gleaming
facade of the high tech industry are thousands of
low-paid, mostly immigrant women, who assemble the
nuts and bolts of our computers using hundreds of
toxic chemicals. Ja...
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