Essay On Globalization Debate

Essay On Globalization Debate
Joseph Scarimbolo
MGT 3600
Professor Gnuse
08/22/2017
"Globalization Debate"
Globalization is a very hot button topic in today's economy. It is discussed and debated everywhere, including TV shows, on the internet, in politics,
and in company boardrooms. The text book defines globalization as the "tendency toward an international integration and interdependency of goods,
technology, information, labor, and capital, or the process of making this happen. "(Geringer, 2016, p. 17) What essentially is happening is that the
world is shrinking, and that technology is bringing people closer together. Global businesses are growing for many reasons. Obviously the main reason
is because of technological advances. What has also helped is the...show more content...
A great example of this is India and its fight against the US over local content rules regarding India's own solar energy production. India's own
renewable energy minister, Piyush Goyal, has said that ""it is very unfortunate that the US on one side continues to have its own Domestic Content
Requirement and purchase of solar equipment giving preference to domestic manufacturers and on the other hand, chooses to go against the developing
world." (Brar 2016) Basically the United States is saying that India 's policies on buying locally made solar power equipment discriminates against
imports. So even though the United States free trades everywhere, and want to sell their products in places like India, the US wants to protect their
local businesses from low cost products flowing in from India. That is pretty hypocritical because I believe that all India wants to do is have their
own solar energy panels for sale throughout the world. India just wants to protect their own local businesses, the same way that the US does. If we
want a true free market – we have to expect US citizens to compete against Indian workers who are ready to work for $1/hour with no regulations.
Globalization can even infringe on the national sovereignty of a developed country. A great example of this was mentioned in the videos. This has to
do with the United States issue with the EU trying to block imports of hormone treated US Beef. So the WTO came in and struck down the European
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"Women–and Minority–Owned Businesses Adapt to New Economy"
"Women–and Minority–Owned Businesses Adapt to New Economy" written by Yvette Armendariz was an article that I found in the archives of the
Arizona Republic (October 6, 2002) via the internet. This article dealt with the readings from class over the past couple of weeks, especially dealing
with women and Global Economy. As the title reads, women–owned businesses are adapting to the new economy, the economy after the New York
September 11th attacks. This article is a year old, but I thought that it still had merit and was worth writing about.
In this article there are 4 companies mentioned. Two are owned by Caucasian women and the other two, by men...show more content...
Anderson Security is a security and insurance corporation created and built by a lady named Kim Anderson–Maggi. Her business profitability went
through the roof after the attacks in New York 2 years ago and have only slightly slowed, but remain at a steady increase. Terri's Consign and Design
Furnishings is a great store I have actually shopped in. There are over 16 stores nationwide. The owner, Terri Bowersock, is highly involved in the
business and employs wonderful marketing strategies such as direct–mail programs to recent home buyers, and radio advertising. Terri created this
store because she had a hobby of interior decorating and wanted to make a career out of it.
These women did something that most women do not have the courage to do – they started up a business, in which they had a desire to work hard and
wanted to achieve something more then they received at other jobs. In a movie that we watched in class there was a lady, a teacher of needlework.
This lady held classes that taught embroidery and sewing, in order to give the girls a skill. This trade school for women taught them essential
techniques in order to make a living or add to their husbands incomes to increase their impoverish lives.
These women, although they lived in a third world country, have the skill and gumption to go into business for themselves, and "be their own boss". In
the United States, more women have the ability

Essay on Owning Your Own Business
Owning Your Own Business There are many advantages and disadvantages when owning your own business. When you own you own business, it's
known as a sole proprietorship. But with any type of business, there will always be advantages and disadvantages.
Five advantages for owning your own business are: 1) The owner receives all profits, meaning that all earnings go to the sole proprietor, or the owner,
and isn't shared with anyone else. The profit is not split among partners, or split among a corporation. So when you own your own business, you're
the first and only one that receives all earnings and profit. So if a person has a successful firm, he/she is the first to reap the success and rewards. 2)
Another advantage...show more content...
All you need is money and a realistic vision. 4) Another advantage of a sole proprietorship is that you pay lower taxes. This happens because as you
own your own business, the earnings are considered as the owner's personal income. Because of this, the sole proprietor may be subject to lower
taxes than other forms of businesses, such as a partnership or corporation. 5) In addition to all the other advantages listed, another advantage of
owning your own business is that you, the owner determines how much you want your firm or company to grow. You decide if you want to stay a
small business or expand, whether it be locally or nationally. This can be advantageous because the owner can determine whether it's better to stay
small or grow. If you're business is successful, you may want to expand to reach more and more clients, helping you make more money and to
establish your firm as a successful one. Or you might think that it might be better to stay small and local, because you might not want to take a
chance because you might not want to mess with a good thing. Whatever the situation, the owner decides what suites the company. But with
advantages, there are also disadvantages of owning your own business. Five disadvantages of a sole proprietorship are: 1) The owner is personally
liable for all debts and incurs all losses. The sole proprietor is responsible for all debts that the company owes. The owner takes all losses. There are no
other owners to

Essay about Business Administration
Business Administration
The idea of studying business administration has appealed to me greatly and has encouraged me to further develop my education following this path. I
have a keen enthusiasm to pursue a degree in Business Administration as I enjoy the challenges it sets and find the many different areas of business
you are able to branch out into, very exciting! From research about the subject I'm expecting to greatly further my learning of how businesses operate
and be able to then put my knowledge into practice. I am confident within myself and find communication with others easy. I want to study at
university to deepen my understanding of the knowledge and skills I already have. I...show more content...
I am studying Media Studies, which is progressing my understanding of advertising, used throughout business and also Geography, which is
developing my analytical skills in report writing, but also helps me combine my theoretical studies and practical work a skill I will be able to use
on my university course. I studied I.T for G.C.S.E then furthering my knowledge, I studied I.C.T for A.S Level as I recognise that a skill for
information technology is useful, if not essential, for the progression of business in modern society. During the year I am studying my three A levels,
I have also decided to study Business Studies at A.S Level, due to an increase in eagerness to pursue the subject but also to ensure I have a basic
understanding of business operations for further use in my learning in University.
I have managed to balance my 'A' Levels with a part–time job and an enjoyable school and social life, which has not only developed my skills of
working as part of a team and organising my time efficiently but has also left me with experience of responsibility and leadership, when being chosen
to supervise a particular area of the business I work in. I have been involved in voluntary work for 'Save the Children', which I believed

Big Data and Data Analytics Essay
In today's society, technology has become more advanced than the human's mind. Companies want to make sure that their information systems stay
up–to–date with the rapidly growing technology. It is very important to senior–level executives and board of directions of companies that their systems
can produce the right and best information for their company to result in a greater outcome and new organizational capabilities. Big data and data
analytics are one of those important factors that contribute to a successful company and their updated software and information systems. What are Big
Data and Data Analytics? You may ask what big data analytics is. Well according to SAS, the leading company in business analytics software and
services...show more content...
They pay attention to data flows as opposed to stocks, 2. They rely on data scientists and product and process developers rather than data analysts, and
3. They are moving analytics away from the IT function and into core business, operational and production functions." (Davenport, Barth, and Bean)
Organizations that pay attention to data flows instead of stocks are trying to enhance their brand by using continuous data flows. Continuous flows
help the performance of the company such as using forecasting, text mining, and optimization and helps executives to make the best possible decision.
When companies rely on data scientists and product and process developers instead of data analysts they know that data scientist will have the most
knowledge and experience with information technology (IT). In comparison with traditional analytics, data scientist have far more advanced skills and
can help to develop products and ideas whereas traditional analytics really advised the executives about the internal portion of the company. Lastly,
companies interested in big data want to move away from the basic IT functions and closer to core business and operational functions. In past years,
the traditional way of replicating existing technologies seemed to be inefficient compared to what big data has to offer. Another change from basic IT
functions is that big data uses

Argumentative Essay On Income Inequality
At a time in which wealth grows at unprecedented rates, never before have so many felt completely disconnected and disenfranchised by the newly
found affluence and from the vilified one percent. Some experts now view the new millennium as a second gilded age, with the massive unemployment
brought about by technologies masked by the veneer of the perfect society and the idea of the modern, utopian–esque world. Politicians from across the
spectrum espouse powerful rhetoric about ways to solve America's growing income inequality, but little verifiable progress is made, repeatedly leaving
citizens disappointed by a lack of change at the individual level. The free market and the ways in which people, businesses, and governments interact
fascinate me, and I envision formalizing my research on...show more content...
As of now, simple solutions like raising taxes or cutting spending fail to provide a sustained impact on an economy, and America desperately needs
new ideas born from innovation to help solve this pressing issue. Some in the middle and lower class falsely characterize the one percent as selfish,
out of touch, avarice filled criminals, in the same way, some in the upper class snobbishly portray the other ninety–nine percent as lazy, incompetent,
and undeserving of wealth. To further complicate the issue, technology advances exponentially and Oxford researchers found that nearly half of all
current United States jobs are vulnerable to automation within the next twenty years. Massive unemployment due to automation will magnify the
problem and America could be on the brink of class "Armageddon" unless someone identifies a feasible solution to the growing inequality. I do not
claim to know yet the solution to this pressing issue, but it is a human wellness and dignity issue that fascinates me and is close to my

Argumentative Essay On Organized Crime
Have you realized your next door neighbor who has worked their whole life for almost no salary is now living strangely comfortably? Or have you
heard about sudden murders or robberies on the news? That's probably because our 18th Amendment of Prohibition and the new concept of organized
crime has arised. As we find out about this tactless business, we realize the awful effects it has been having on our society. What exactly is going on?
Has it happened to you? Have you seen unlawful activity?
As jobs are scarce and people realize what they would do to provide for themselves and their families, criminal activity in return for a plethora of
money seems like the most effective. This is what now is organized crime. We are now experiencing an epidemic of large, powerful groups with
organized an illegal business. In other words, this organized crime concept is committed in gangs, what we know as the Mafia for one. However, this
has become greatly participated in now since Prohibition became a law on January 20th of this year. People who we may know of our society has
realized the amount of money found in illegally selling alcohol behind our governments back. This Prohibition law has banned the manufacture, sale,
and distribution of alcoholic beverages. In other words, our Prohibition law was created in hopes of less crime and violence, but it really only
increased these rates and iis turning more and more people to becoming bootleggers. As this organized crime is dangerous, the

Persuasive Business Messages Essay
MANAGEMENT 101
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
Why is it important to present both sides of an argument when writing a persuasive message to a potentially hostile audience?
It is important to present both sides of the argument in a persuasive message to a potentially hostile audience because one has to try and avoid angering
the audience even more. What one aims to do is to persuade the audience and let them know that they acknowledge the audiences view on the matter at
hand.
To show that one acknowledges the audiences view, one needs to catch the audience's attention this can be done through addressing their side of the
argument letting the audience know that their point of view has been taken into consideration and then explaining to...show more content...
By stating ones side of the argument one can then explain how the decision made may help or aid the audience in the future therefore it may help
increase the audiences desire to change their view on the matter which will more likely lead to a more positive response from the audience than hostility.
After collecting all the information on the topic of the matter at hand one can now formulate a way in which they can convey the message to the
audience without aggravating or offending the audience. The way in which the persuasive message is to be conveyed should be convenient and most
reliable to one's audience.
The message has to be written in simple language so that the audience does not misinterpret the message or be offended by the jargon used.
Grammatical mistakes have to be minimised in the construction of the message so that the message comes across as having been carefully thought
through. It should display good intentions and must not be blaming to the audience but in fact it should help establish a common ground between you
and the audience, which will in turn help the smoother flow of communication and understanding between the two parties.
Once the message has been created and proof read one would find the correct and most effective way of sending the message to the audience. Face to
face is usually best as it allows one to see the audiences' immediate reaction to one's message and if misunderstandings

Argumentative Business Analysis
Business Advices to Make the Business Profitable
A large number of businesses exist in the market today that can bring instant profit to business owners. However, there are certain requirements that
need to be satisfied in order to make the business profitable. As a business owner, it is important that you remember you can make profit only if your
customers find that what you are offering is beneficial and better than others.
Brendan Wetzel gives some strategies to the business owners so that they can make their business much more profitable:
In order to make your business profitable, it is important that you evaluate the business productivity constantly. You should not hire anyone or anything
for the business as you cannot afford waste....show more content...
So, it is very important that you focus on monthly sales goals as well as on weekly sales targets. By doing this on a day to day basis you will always
stay focused on marketing.
In order to maximize your profits you should know how to upsurge your income at a higher ratio than your expenses. You will need to generate the
maximum value from each client and upsell them extra services and products to get more business.
You should know how to evaluate your pricing strategies so that it can enhance profits and make your small business more lucrative. Ensure that you
assess all types of costs in the pricing model. Remember that you should not undersell your services and products to drive a high–volume as right
pricing will attract the right buyer who is eager to pay for quality.
With so many businesses fighting for the support and attention of the customers, it is important that you take the required time to investigate your
present and prospective customers. When you find them you should examine the market and see if they purchase the product. In case you find that the
customers are not interested in your product; then you should get back and re–evaluate your products. This will help you find out if your objective is
off or your plan of reaching them is

Essay about Business Education
Argumentative Draft
Formal Education Is the
Key to Success
The advancement of technology in the last decade has increased the demand for Americans to seek higher and formal education. No longer do we live
in the age of manual labor, family owned & operated conveniences, but rather a computerized age. Thirty–years ago job seekers could find stable
and secure work that would ensure stability and a prosperous future. Those white collar jobs could be obtained and secured by individuals lacking a
formal and/or higher education. Today, blue collar jobs likefast food restaurants, warehouse labor, and/or janitorial services prefer and sometimes
require some form of education. Employers have become more...show more content...
Today applicants are equally equipped with resumes, one or more degrees, fluency of languages, and references. Only highest achieved in education
distinguishes him or herself from the competing applicants.
Education is extremely important for those hoping for success in the twenty–first century. Those without a formal are not completely exempt from
success, but without some form of education it will prove to be a difficult climb. Education open doors for those with the desire to enter the corporate
world. People without a formal education may find it extremely difficult to compete with those with degrees. Professions like doctors, and lawyers are
solely limited to those who have obtained higher education and proven to be skillful. People without higher education can not meet the minimum
requirements. Mechanics, janitors, secretaries, and administration may put more emphasis on skills rather than education. Persons having those skills
may be more successful than those without. The author, Unger states that "more than 28% of all full–time workers without college degrees earn more
than the average without college degrees earn more than the average workers with a bachelors degree from college" (17). This proves that it is not
completely impossible for individuals without formal education to be successful.
Author John Gatto describes schools as a "body

Music has been around for centuries, but lately the music industry has been making major changes in how it all works. In the twentieth century music
was bought on CD's, cassette tapes and records where now a days, it is most common to digitally download a song or album rather than getting the
physical copy. While this is a major change occurring, this isn't the biggest change in the industry currently. The biggest debate is on whether an artist
should use their music in advertising campaigns in order to get paid a sum of money. With the music industry being one of the most competitive right
now, artists often choose to do ad campaigns as a way to get their music out there all the while getting paid for it. It has been observed though, that
doing this could cause catastrophic events in their career. Overall, musicians should not do brand deals for a...show more content...
According to the article "Selling Out Not Worth the Risk" by Darrius Johnson, advertising deals could potentially decrease the artists' popularity. For
example the successful rock band U2 did an advertising deal with Apple to advertise their new album Song of Innocence in 2014. This deal put their
album into 500 million iTunes subscribers' libraries for free, but what they thought was an intelligent advertising move, ended with catastrophic
results for their career. The band faced thousands of fans sending negative feedback on the fact that the album was being forced into their playlists. It
was then labeled as "musical spam" and the reputation of both Apple and U2 was forever damaged. This one brand deal they made in 2014 damaged
their image indefinitely, further showing that advertising deals can cause more harm than good. While it is proven that advertising deals have the
potential to damage an artist's image, it also has the possibility of being over–used and causing the public to stop listening to their

The Importance of Young Entrepreneurs in Society
Daniel Gonzalez13/06/2015
English 12
Topic, Thesis Statement, Main ideas: Argumentative Essay 13 Minutes
Thesis Statement:
Every young person should be an entrepreneur, because it gives him the opportunity to build his own future, set an example in society, and help his
family since he is young.
List of main ideas:
1. Experience for the future. 2. Build your own future. 3. You can have extra money 4. You can have a good use to your extra time. 5. You can be an
example for society. 6. You will have a job since young. 7. You will help your employees. 8. You can donate money. 9. You can help your family. 10.
You can apply...show more content...
It is not bad for a young entrepreneur to pay bills; instead, it is good, because it gives the young person responsibilities to do, and makes the young
entrepreneur a good family member because he contributes to home and stops spending things he used to spend because he is now the one who pays
the bills.
In conclusion, I strongly believe that being a young entrepreneur is good because it gives the young entrepreneur the opportunity to build his own
future, set an example in society, and help his family since he is young, what is good because by doing so, the young person gains many things,
such as responsibility towards life, perseverance in his life, and of course humility to ask God for His help at what he is doing in his life. It is
definitely good to be a young entrepreneur because God tells us to use well our time and give an example to the believers while we are young, and
we can do that being young laborious servants of God.

Daniel Gonzalez14/06/2015
English 12
Second Draft, Argumentative Essay 22 Minutes
"Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity."
(1st Timothy 4:12) This is one of the most important verses the Bible has for young people; in fact, this

Argumentative Essay On Charity
The Best and Worst Charities
There are many factors that affect the quality of a charity and the impact it has on a cause, and when evaluating them, it is important to keep in mind
the urgency and importance of its cause. The World Economic Forum's Global Shaper Survey asked the opinion of more than 31,000 millennials in 186
countries.The results showed, in order, what millennials considered most to least important: climate change, inequality, poverty, food and water
security, lack of education, lack of employment (Jackson). The United Nations Foundation agrees with the urgency of these issues, especially climate
change, food and water security, and additionally, diseases and illness ("Global Issues Overview").
There are charities that are effectively addressing the global issues and those that are impeding or simply not resolving these issues. Some examples
include charities that accept clothing donations, then sell them overseas markets; charities that simply do not rank high on cost–effectiveness, and in
turn undo the positive results of the successful charities and programs; and manipulative scam charities that intentionally steal much–needed funding
and supplies from effective charities.
Furthermore, there are charities that are effectively addressing global issues, and some of them face public mistrust due to common misconceptions
(Cooney). Some examples of effective charities are The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The Giving Pledge, Charity: Water, and Give

Essay on Advertising Through Social Media
In today's business world, social media is being discussed on a daily basis. This phenomenon has taken over the marketing and advertising industries
and has changed the way they handle their efforts to attract customers. There is a big misunderstanding that social media are only popular networking
sites such as Facebook and Twitter, but as defined by the Merriam–Webster dictionary, social media are "forms of electronic communication (as Web
sites for social networking and micro blogging) through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and
other content (as videos)." The rise of these online communities has given companies an opportunity to engage in conversations with their customers.
This in...show more content...
The combination of these social networking efforts resulted in approximately 2,000 Facebook fans and 15,000 views on YouTube. Within a couple
of weeks Toyota experienced an increase in sales, especially in their Sienna model (Taylor, 258). Toyota is a clear example of a company facing
both a financial and reputation crisis that with the help of social media was able to regain some of their lost sales as well as their trust amongst its
costumers. Clearly social media can have a direct impact on consumer purchasing patterns, and it has increased the amount of online shopping for
several companies. Authors Chung and Austria examine in their article Social Media Gratification and Attitude towards Social Media marketing
Messages, the effect that this phenomenon has had on online shopping value: "According to the "2010 Social Media Report" from ForeSee results,
69% of online shoppers use social media. Fifty–six percent of shoppers indicate that they visit e–retail websites on a social networking site and that
website visiting affects consumer purchase intention" (?). Costumers find it convenient to visit a company's Website after seeing an ad in any popular
social networking site. It requires minimal effort form the customer and it signifies an important portion of sales to a company. However, Social
Media has not only had a positive financial impact on a company, but as it rapidly grows it has now

Argumentative Essay On Our Changing Society
Manual Score:
Prompt
Rubric | Checklist
Our Changing Society
Society is constantly developing and changing, and people disagree about the progress of this development. Do you believe that the world has changed
for the better, or for the worse?
In a multi–paragraph essay, support your answer to this question. Reinforce your position with specific details and examples from readings and your
own experience.
As you write, remember your essay will be scored based on how well you:
develop a multi–paragraph response to the assigned topic that clearly communicates your thesis to the audience.
support your thesis with meaningful reasons and sufficient details.
address the readers' concerns, opposing...show more content...
Where people used to walk around in professional suits, and teens in polo shirts and slacks, you now see pants exposing underwear and showy
clothing. Fashion industry has designed a "perfect body" that everyone wants. This in turn gives a bad self–image on our teens and adolescents. Of
course, companies like Dove have started "real people" ads which feature thee "average" person. But that's only a few companies, we need all of them
to make a point. We can not stand for people walking about thinking that theey have to be a size 0 or super "buff".
Another issue of today's society is technology. Yes, it has brought upon great medical and security advancements, but it has also brought a new type
of terror. Cyberbullying is a major issue among today's people. Cyberbullying is where someone terrorizes and bullies someone else online, where

theey can have an anonymous presence and won't get persecuted. More thean one in every theree teens have been bullied online. In thee year 1950,
you wouldn't have to worry about people posting a picture of you online theat is embarrassing. You didn't have to worry about rumors spreading at
lightning speed through the

Business and Social Media Essay
We cannot deny how big of an impact social media has on our lives now, not only on people but businesses too. It has opened a whole new door to
the business world and given them a big opportunity to interact and attract a larger amount of customers. It's given us a new and faster way of
communication by exchanging pictures, stories, news, blogs, online discussions, etc. In exchange businesses have benefited by a long shot just by the
click of a button. With the help of the Internet a company no longer is dependent on a particular customer base to survive because now it can reach
out to a worldwide audience within seconds. It's imaginable the countless business attributes of all social media to this day and still is growing. Social
media...show more content...
Social networks are accessed on a daily basis that means there is more of a chance that people are going to see your brand on their social network.
Online marketing campaigns widen the chances for more people to see the brand. Marketing the business in magazines, newspapers, and ads are
great ways to get brand awareness out to the local public if it's the target market the business wants to hit. But lets face it; people are now getting
their hands on tablets, computers, and cell phones. These are electronics that are taking over our lives because we are constantly checking news,
emails, social networks, and web browsing online. So what better way to market the business brand online where people are constantly connecting to
for work, school, shopping, and connecting with others and have more of a change to see the brand versus the old fashioned paper way that have less
of possibility of getting into the hands of people and less of an audience.
Promoting and sharing also have a big impact on expanding the business brand. What better way to expand a business then by being able to share and
promote through online services. Sharing a business encourages one of the most powerful marketing forms, which is word of mouth. Not to mention
it's priceless. If a business if being shared online by another business, network, or person that you

Big Pharma
Term 2, 2010/11
MGMT003 Business, Government and Society (BGS)
Instructor:Dr. Gilbert Tan
An analysis of Case 29: Big Pharma's Marketing Tactics
Introduction
The Big Pharma controversy is about the wide–scale marketing malpractices used by big pharmaceutical companies in America which resulted in a
series of negative implications on consumers. It revolves around pharmaceutical companies, government regulators, health professionals (or
"unprofessional"), market consumers and the medical watchdogs. The dispute was formed between the supporters of the marketing tactics used by
pharmaceutical representatives and the detractors to it. Specifically it is the context that matters: Is it right, or rather ethical for the medical...show more
content...
Back in 2009, a study out of Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital found that 84 percent of doctors have ties to drug companies, a
ten percent drop from five years earlier. But roughly two thirds of doctors still accept drug samples, while 70 percent accept food and beverage
incentives from drug companies. And fourteen percent continue to accept cash payments for services. While some of these unethical practices were
tapered off, not all were uprooted. Some doctors did not disclose the amount of gifts and cash which they have accepted from the drug companies.
They believe that their decisions on the prescription of drugs would not be influenced by the gifts which they have accepted.
In my opinion, the supporters, primarily the health professionals and representatives of the pharmaceutical giants, have disregarded the genuine health
implications and the high drug costs incurred to the general public in concern. They might try fending off such moral challenges by claiming that
substantial amount of advertising is necessary to boost the sales of their products. Securing more profits would also mean more money can be invested
on research for better drugs. However, it is evident that the excessive promotional efforts of drugs have blinded the pharmaceutical industry, in the
pursuit of more profits and sales. Their main concern of profit maximization still

In order to have a good argumentative essay, there are a few important standards of critical thinking that is needed to be found in the essay such as
the clearness, accuracy, importance or relevance, sufficiency, depth, breath and precision that is stated by Nosich. The strength of this argumentative
essay is consider weak because it does not capture the interest of the reader and was not persuasive enough; even though from the introduction of the
argumentative essay includes full sentences and a good opinion, the argumentative essay is all objective. The introduction includes too much of the
emotional appeals, such as when it wrote " Day after day the number of people worshipping this icon has been growing since the birth of this
creature. well to many it may seem harmless idol but in my opinion, Mickey Mouse is an 'devil in disguise' influencing the minds of young and old
people to adopt the culture of the 'devil' which doesn't blend will with the moral values of society and should be banned". To improve the introduction,
the writer should include of all objectives statements relative facts and appeals to the mind of people who agree or disagree with the topic.

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