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Do governments and companies in developed countries have an ethical responsibility to contribute to economic growth and social development in developing countries? As people engage in more international travel and become more familiar with other countries, will cultural differences decline as a roadblock to international understanding or will they continue to be a major barrier? Defend your answer. Solution Do governments and companies in developed countries have an ethical responsibility to contribute to economic growth and social development in developing countries? Answer: Governments and companies in developed countries cannot possibly avoid taking part in or having an impact on the economic and social development of developing countries. If they decide to evade their social responsibilities and choose to have no impact, they will inevitably cause harm, as most developing countries are not ready yet to reap the full benefits of global economic measures and market- oriented economic systems and practices. Since richer governments and MNCs can no longer assume an .
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(3) What is needed if asymmetric key encryption is used?
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//-----------------------------------------------------------------
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
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Ph less than 7.
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Bases -
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pH greater than 7.
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1)
the given Ka = 3.16 x 10^-5
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ii) Single location to view events and alerts.
iii) Single place to access network management applications and information.
iv) Security is easier to maintain.
2) Disadvantages:
i) It requires a huge amounts of information to travel back to a centralized network operations center (NOC).
ii) Single is system is not redundant or fault tolerant.
iii) As networks elements are added, may be difficult or expensive to scale system to handle load.
iii) Having to query all devices from a single location.
Distributed network management:
1) Advantages:
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2) Disadvantages:
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3. Better than installing copy on every client machine. Integrity, resources and access of the data are controlled by dedicated servers. It makes difficult for an unauthorized program or person to damage the system.
4. Scalibility: We can manage and control number of clients and severs separately.
5. Back up and Recovery: As all the data is stored at one place on sever its easy to back up and recove data.
6. Accessibility: We can access the server from various platfroms.
7. Security: Servers have better control access and resources to ensure that only authorized clients can access or manipulate data and server-updates are administered effectively.
8. Performance: clients server model improves the performance of large applications in heavy usage environments by restricting the network traffic to performance tier traffic.
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