… a foreign country despite having disadvantages versus local firms. Why not sell the OA (as an intermediate good) to local firms, who can use it better? A local firm does possess its own advantage of being local and therefore may be able to use the OA…

… nation's finest presidents: a man of upstanding character and sophistication who epitomized the moral and political principles Americans valued during his presidency and continue to value today. However, more recent exanimations of Kennedy's life reveal…

… aspects of both types of businesses must be taken into direct consideration. By definition, a small business may be regarded as a business with a small number of employees. The legal definition of "small" often varies by country and industry, but…

… managing financial resources of an organization. Resources, may it be scarce or abundant, should be utilized accordingly to the needs of any organization for resources should be preserved for continuous existence and future needs. Our country…

… the Sandra Schmirler foursome. They are the first ever Olympic gold medallists for the sport of women's curling. The team consists of Marcia Gudereit, Joan McCusker, Jan Betker, and Sandra Schmirler. This team has accomplished a lot through their ten…

… among all levels of government as well as business leaders and the public, that the health and well being of future generations requires that Canadians act now to address climate change. The main issue of debate has been whether or not this should…

… in 1956 by bringing together six small piano shops in Guangzhou. The group of 100 employees produced only 13 pianos that year. After many attempts, Guangzhou technicians were finally satisfied with the tone color and quality of its first manufactured…

… has been rising over its environmental and social impacts. Using a destination of your choice as a case study, show how these impacts have changed in the past and how policy makers and managers have responded to these changes. Tourism has had…

… George Orwell's 1984 is to note: "1984 will always remain as a menacing possibility" (p. 139). George Orwell, in his futuristic novel, 1984, incites the imagination of the reader to compare society today with that of the world in the novel. The totalitar…

… has his unique character; therefore, consumption market is required to involve some personalized products, especially in this fashionable age. Increasing consumers who prefer unparalleled products or services makes mass customization appear, which can…