Dej-Udom & Associates ASEAN Legal and Business GuidePaul Brailsford
The Guide has pertinent, up-to-date information for every ASEAN member ranging from a country’s investment environment and taxation policies to its demographics and legal system.
The whole data are collected from a report of SME Development in Bangladesh By East West University Bangaladesh.Some of data is deducted for present my slide easily. If you need any kind of information about SME Development in Bangladesh please search on internet get the actual data......thank u very much......assalamuwalikum owa rohmatullahi oba-rakatuh.......allah hafez
Small and medium Enterprises (SMEs) play an important role in the modern economy; the research aims to identify the role of small and medium enterprises in the economic development in the Arab Republic of Egypt and identify the most important problems and obstacles facing these projects , The results show that, Egypt has 2.5 million small, medium and micro enterprises, representing 99% of the total non-agricultural projects, about 78% of these projects did not receive any banking facilities, The performance SMEs is very weak in terms of export to foreign markets. SMEs can contribute in the process of accelerating development because it does not require huge investments at the same time, and is able to increase employment and mobilize small individual savings, as well as help in the preparation of technical cadres. It also enables the development of exports, including the acquisition of foreign currency and thus improving the balance of payments of developing countries, in addition to their contribution to the formation of a balanced industrial sector that serves the national economy, However Small and medium enterprises in Egypt face many problems that limit the ability to develop them. This sector is still suffering from basic obstacles such as difficulty obtaining finance and guarantees, and many other difficulties related to the inappropriate business environment, laws and regulations, poor infrastructure and banking so that Egyptian government must put a clear approach and specific objectives for the development of these projects.
Dej-Udom & Associates ASEAN Legal and Business GuidePaul Brailsford
The Guide has pertinent, up-to-date information for every ASEAN member ranging from a country’s investment environment and taxation policies to its demographics and legal system.
The whole data are collected from a report of SME Development in Bangladesh By East West University Bangaladesh.Some of data is deducted for present my slide easily. If you need any kind of information about SME Development in Bangladesh please search on internet get the actual data......thank u very much......assalamuwalikum owa rohmatullahi oba-rakatuh.......allah hafez
Small and medium Enterprises (SMEs) play an important role in the modern economy; the research aims to identify the role of small and medium enterprises in the economic development in the Arab Republic of Egypt and identify the most important problems and obstacles facing these projects , The results show that, Egypt has 2.5 million small, medium and micro enterprises, representing 99% of the total non-agricultural projects, about 78% of these projects did not receive any banking facilities, The performance SMEs is very weak in terms of export to foreign markets. SMEs can contribute in the process of accelerating development because it does not require huge investments at the same time, and is able to increase employment and mobilize small individual savings, as well as help in the preparation of technical cadres. It also enables the development of exports, including the acquisition of foreign currency and thus improving the balance of payments of developing countries, in addition to their contribution to the formation of a balanced industrial sector that serves the national economy, However Small and medium enterprises in Egypt face many problems that limit the ability to develop them. This sector is still suffering from basic obstacles such as difficulty obtaining finance and guarantees, and many other difficulties related to the inappropriate business environment, laws and regulations, poor infrastructure and banking so that Egyptian government must put a clear approach and specific objectives for the development of these projects.
The Roles of Government And Banks in Entrepreneurship Financing in Nigeriascmsnoida5
The industrialization policy of most developed
and developing nations in the past laid emphasis
on economy of scale which is a concept that
emphasizescost effectiveness through large scale
production. This idea which holds the view that
large scale corporations were the pillar stone of
the modern economy prevailed for greater part
of the 20th century. In recent times, however,
this idea has changed and the importance of
small and medium scale enterprises- SMEs as
the bedrock of industrial development is gaining
prominence. Entrepreneurship development is a
concept concerned with the formation, financing,
growth and expansion of business enterprises
most especially small and medium scale in
an economy with the objective of achieving
economic growth and development.In Nigeria,
since independence, and since when the idea of
entrepreneurship development was introduced in
the 1970s and 1980s, various programmes and
policies were created by successive governments over the years for the development and financing
of enterprises to improve the economy. Also,
financial institutions, most especially the banks
have important roles to play in the development
and financing of entrepreneurship in the country.
Financing is one of the necessary prerequisites for
SMEs development; lack of finance represents a
major obstacle to their growth and development.
This write up will be an attempt to look into
the roles of both government and banks in
entrepreneurship development and financing in
achieving economic growth and development
in Nigeria. Relevant literature was reviewed
in the formulation of this write up. The main
source of informationused is secondary method
of data collection.The paper revealed that most
of the various programmes, policies and schemes
created by the government for the development
and financing of entrepreneurship were either
now moribund or have failed to meet up with
the purpose for which they were established. The
paper concludes that entrepreneurship is the need
of the day, therefore, authorities and the banks
should actively involve themselves in this task.
LAOs Overview Exhibition Industry and Land of Ample Opportunities and SuccessesMarket-Comms Co.,Ltd
LAOs Overview Exhibition Industry and Land of Ample Opportunities and Successes is presented by Ms. Ladda Mongkolchaiwiwat, GM - VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific, prepared by Mr. Sarawut Burapapat, Strategic Communication Consultant - Market-Comms and sourced by Laos National Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Fostering a Startup and Innovation EcosystemTechstars
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We believe that entrepreneurs are critical to driving a strong global economy and a better world. We do our part by supporting the grassroots leaders who are at the core of every strong entrepreneurial community
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Create an Executive Summary using the following information for the report of investing in
Australia.
Investing in Australia
Economic Factors: Australia's economy, with a GDP of $1.4 trillion, is steady and diverse. The
nation is among the most prosperous in the globe and has a good standard of life. Mining,
agribusiness, and industries play a significant role in the economy.
Pros: Stable and diversified economy and High standard of living
Cons: Heavy reliance on mining, Agriculture and High labor costs
Political Factors: Australia has a secure government system and is a democratic nation. The
government has laws in place to safeguard investors and promotes international investment.
Pros: Stable political environment and Supportive government policies for foreign investment
Cons: Complex regulatory environment and High levels of bureaucracy
Infrastructure Factors: Australia's infrastructure, which includes highways, ports, and runways, is
well-developed. The nation has excellent global connections and a highly qualified labor
population.
Pros: Well-developed infrastructure and highly skilled workforce
Cons: High cost of living and Limited access to some regional markets
Cultural Factors: Australia has a multicultural culture that is varied. The nation exhibits a high
degree of invention and a strong sense of entrepreneurship.
Pros: Multicultural society and Entrepreneurial spirit
Cons: Geographically isolated from major markets and Limited domestic market size
Competence Factors: Australia's highly skilled workforce, robust education system, reliable
customs, and security system, and modern logistics infrastructure are significant advantages for
businesses.
Pros: Efficient logistics and transportation system.
Cons: For companies operating in some regions of Australia, logistics can be difficult and costly
due to the country's large size and remote locations.
Business Opportunities in Australia: Australia offers a wide variety of career possibilities in a
number of different industries. For our client, some possible company possibilities include:
Tourism:
Australia draws millions of visitors each year because of its stunning natural surroundings.
Investments in tourism-related companies like hotels, resorts, or trip operators may be considered
by our customer.
Food and Beverage:
Australia's food and beverage sector is expanding quickly, and there is a high demand for fresh,
cutting-edge goods. The confectionery bar company owned by our customer might do well in
this industry.
Technology:
With a highly skilled labor population, Australia has a flourishing technology industry. Our
customer might think about making an investment in tech-related companies, like those that
create software or engage in online sales.
Comparison with New Zealand
New Zealand is a small country with a population of only 5 million. The country has a stable
political environment, a strong tourism industry, and a high level of innovation. However, New
Zealand has a limited.
Create an Executive Summary using the following report on investing .pdfmurtuzadahadwala3
Create an Executive Summary using the following report on investing in Australia. It will be
presented to the investing client.
Investing in Australia
Economic Factors: Australia's economy, with a GDP of $1.4 trillion, is steady and diverse. The
nation is among the most prosperous in the globe and has a good standard of life. Mining,
agribusiness, and industries play a significant role in the economy.
Pros: Stable and diversified economy and High standard of living
Cons: Heavy reliance on mining, Agriculture and High labor costs
Political Factors: Australia has a secure government system and is a democratic nation. The
government has laws in place to safeguard investors and promotes international investment.
Pros: Stable political environment and Supportive government policies for foreign investment
Cons: Complex regulatory environment and High levels of bureaucracy
Infrastructure Factors: Australia's infrastructure, which includes highways, ports, and runways, is
well-developed. The nation has excellent global connections and a highly qualified labor
population.
Pros: Well-developed infrastructure and highly skilled workforce
Cons: High cost of living and Limited access to some regional markets
Cultural Factors: Australia has a multicultural culture that is varied. The nation exhibits a high
degree of invention and a strong sense of entrepreneurship.
Pros: Multicultural society and Entrepreneurial spirit
Cons: Geographically isolated from major markets and Limited domestic market size
Competence Factors: Australia's highly skilled workforce, robust education system, reliable
customs, and security system, and modern logistics infrastructure are significant advantages for
businesses.
Pros: Efficient logistics and transportation system.
Cons: For companies operating in some regions of Australia, logistics can be difficult and costly
due to the country's large size and remote locations.
Business Opportunities in Australia: Australia offers a wide variety of career possibilities in a
number of different industries. For our client, some possible company possibilities include:
Tourism:
Australia draws millions of visitors each year because of its stunning natural surroundings.
Investments in tourism-related companies like hotels, resorts, or trip operators may be considered
by our customer.
Food and Beverage:
Australia's food and beverage sector is expanding quickly, and there is a high demand for fresh,
cutting-edge goods. The confectionery bar company owned by our customer might do well in
this industry.
Technology:
With a highly skilled labor population, Australia has a flourishing technology industry. Our
customer might think about making an investment in tech-related companies, like those that
create software or engage in online sales.
Comparison with New Zealand
New Zealand is a small country with a population of only 5 million. The country has a stable
political environment, a strong tourism industry, and a high level of innovation. However,.
The Joys of Australian Business Immigration.docxZunaisha1
In an ever-evolving global landscape, where entrepreneurs and investors seek the ideal destination for business expansion, Australia emerges as a magnetic force of opportunity. Renowned for its stable economy, high quality of life, and access to a skilled workforce, Australian business immigration offers an enticing path to prosperity.
The FSC’s 2015-16 Federal Budget Submission has been published.
It includes key recommendations for policy changes which will:
• Increase private provision of welfare and pensions through insurance and superannuation, to reduce Commonwealth outlays, and
• Enhance the export capability of the $2.4 trillion funds management industry through implementation of the recommendations of Mark Johnson AO.
Read it here.
The Roles of Government And Banks in Entrepreneurship Financing in Nigeriascmsnoida5
The industrialization policy of most developed
and developing nations in the past laid emphasis
on economy of scale which is a concept that
emphasizescost effectiveness through large scale
production. This idea which holds the view that
large scale corporations were the pillar stone of
the modern economy prevailed for greater part
of the 20th century. In recent times, however,
this idea has changed and the importance of
small and medium scale enterprises- SMEs as
the bedrock of industrial development is gaining
prominence. Entrepreneurship development is a
concept concerned with the formation, financing,
growth and expansion of business enterprises
most especially small and medium scale in
an economy with the objective of achieving
economic growth and development.In Nigeria,
since independence, and since when the idea of
entrepreneurship development was introduced in
the 1970s and 1980s, various programmes and
policies were created by successive governments over the years for the development and financing
of enterprises to improve the economy. Also,
financial institutions, most especially the banks
have important roles to play in the development
and financing of entrepreneurship in the country.
Financing is one of the necessary prerequisites for
SMEs development; lack of finance represents a
major obstacle to their growth and development.
This write up will be an attempt to look into
the roles of both government and banks in
entrepreneurship development and financing in
achieving economic growth and development
in Nigeria. Relevant literature was reviewed
in the formulation of this write up. The main
source of informationused is secondary method
of data collection.The paper revealed that most
of the various programmes, policies and schemes
created by the government for the development
and financing of entrepreneurship were either
now moribund or have failed to meet up with
the purpose for which they were established. The
paper concludes that entrepreneurship is the need
of the day, therefore, authorities and the banks
should actively involve themselves in this task.
LAOs Overview Exhibition Industry and Land of Ample Opportunities and SuccessesMarket-Comms Co.,Ltd
LAOs Overview Exhibition Industry and Land of Ample Opportunities and Successes is presented by Ms. Ladda Mongkolchaiwiwat, GM - VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific, prepared by Mr. Sarawut Burapapat, Strategic Communication Consultant - Market-Comms and sourced by Laos National Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Fostering a Startup and Innovation EcosystemTechstars
We are on a mission to make the world a more innovative and prosperous place, one community at a time.
We believe that entrepreneurs are critical to driving a strong global economy and a better world. We do our part by supporting the grassroots leaders who are at the core of every strong entrepreneurial community
Create an Executive Summary using the following information for the .pdfmurtuzadahadwala3
Create an Executive Summary using the following information for the report of investing in
Australia.
Investing in Australia
Economic Factors: Australia's economy, with a GDP of $1.4 trillion, is steady and diverse. The
nation is among the most prosperous in the globe and has a good standard of life. Mining,
agribusiness, and industries play a significant role in the economy.
Pros: Stable and diversified economy and High standard of living
Cons: Heavy reliance on mining, Agriculture and High labor costs
Political Factors: Australia has a secure government system and is a democratic nation. The
government has laws in place to safeguard investors and promotes international investment.
Pros: Stable political environment and Supportive government policies for foreign investment
Cons: Complex regulatory environment and High levels of bureaucracy
Infrastructure Factors: Australia's infrastructure, which includes highways, ports, and runways, is
well-developed. The nation has excellent global connections and a highly qualified labor
population.
Pros: Well-developed infrastructure and highly skilled workforce
Cons: High cost of living and Limited access to some regional markets
Cultural Factors: Australia has a multicultural culture that is varied. The nation exhibits a high
degree of invention and a strong sense of entrepreneurship.
Pros: Multicultural society and Entrepreneurial spirit
Cons: Geographically isolated from major markets and Limited domestic market size
Competence Factors: Australia's highly skilled workforce, robust education system, reliable
customs, and security system, and modern logistics infrastructure are significant advantages for
businesses.
Pros: Efficient logistics and transportation system.
Cons: For companies operating in some regions of Australia, logistics can be difficult and costly
due to the country's large size and remote locations.
Business Opportunities in Australia: Australia offers a wide variety of career possibilities in a
number of different industries. For our client, some possible company possibilities include:
Tourism:
Australia draws millions of visitors each year because of its stunning natural surroundings.
Investments in tourism-related companies like hotels, resorts, or trip operators may be considered
by our customer.
Food and Beverage:
Australia's food and beverage sector is expanding quickly, and there is a high demand for fresh,
cutting-edge goods. The confectionery bar company owned by our customer might do well in
this industry.
Technology:
With a highly skilled labor population, Australia has a flourishing technology industry. Our
customer might think about making an investment in tech-related companies, like those that
create software or engage in online sales.
Comparison with New Zealand
New Zealand is a small country with a population of only 5 million. The country has a stable
political environment, a strong tourism industry, and a high level of innovation. However, New
Zealand has a limited.
Create an Executive Summary using the following report on investing .pdfmurtuzadahadwala3
Create an Executive Summary using the following report on investing in Australia. It will be
presented to the investing client.
Investing in Australia
Economic Factors: Australia's economy, with a GDP of $1.4 trillion, is steady and diverse. The
nation is among the most prosperous in the globe and has a good standard of life. Mining,
agribusiness, and industries play a significant role in the economy.
Pros: Stable and diversified economy and High standard of living
Cons: Heavy reliance on mining, Agriculture and High labor costs
Political Factors: Australia has a secure government system and is a democratic nation. The
government has laws in place to safeguard investors and promotes international investment.
Pros: Stable political environment and Supportive government policies for foreign investment
Cons: Complex regulatory environment and High levels of bureaucracy
Infrastructure Factors: Australia's infrastructure, which includes highways, ports, and runways, is
well-developed. The nation has excellent global connections and a highly qualified labor
population.
Pros: Well-developed infrastructure and highly skilled workforce
Cons: High cost of living and Limited access to some regional markets
Cultural Factors: Australia has a multicultural culture that is varied. The nation exhibits a high
degree of invention and a strong sense of entrepreneurship.
Pros: Multicultural society and Entrepreneurial spirit
Cons: Geographically isolated from major markets and Limited domestic market size
Competence Factors: Australia's highly skilled workforce, robust education system, reliable
customs, and security system, and modern logistics infrastructure are significant advantages for
businesses.
Pros: Efficient logistics and transportation system.
Cons: For companies operating in some regions of Australia, logistics can be difficult and costly
due to the country's large size and remote locations.
Business Opportunities in Australia: Australia offers a wide variety of career possibilities in a
number of different industries. For our client, some possible company possibilities include:
Tourism:
Australia draws millions of visitors each year because of its stunning natural surroundings.
Investments in tourism-related companies like hotels, resorts, or trip operators may be considered
by our customer.
Food and Beverage:
Australia's food and beverage sector is expanding quickly, and there is a high demand for fresh,
cutting-edge goods. The confectionery bar company owned by our customer might do well in
this industry.
Technology:
With a highly skilled labor population, Australia has a flourishing technology industry. Our
customer might think about making an investment in tech-related companies, like those that
create software or engage in online sales.
Comparison with New Zealand
New Zealand is a small country with a population of only 5 million. The country has a stable
political environment, a strong tourism industry, and a high level of innovation. However,.
The Joys of Australian Business Immigration.docxZunaisha1
In an ever-evolving global landscape, where entrepreneurs and investors seek the ideal destination for business expansion, Australia emerges as a magnetic force of opportunity. Renowned for its stable economy, high quality of life, and access to a skilled workforce, Australian business immigration offers an enticing path to prosperity.
The FSC’s 2015-16 Federal Budget Submission has been published.
It includes key recommendations for policy changes which will:
• Increase private provision of welfare and pensions through insurance and superannuation, to reduce Commonwealth outlays, and
• Enhance the export capability of the $2.4 trillion funds management industry through implementation of the recommendations of Mark Johnson AO.
Read it here.
Australia is known for our ‘fair-go’ approach, but are we still delivering? Are we getting the balance right between risk and return as a nation? future[inc]’s latest thought leadership insight starts the conversation around how much risk we should expect government to regulate, how policy makers can provide equality of opportunity and what impact these decisions are likely to have on growth. This paper is the second in a series looking at the changing nature of policy-making in Australia. Download your copy.
Pestle analysis for doing business in australia. it talks about different env...Tushar Sadhye
Pestle analysis for doing business in australia. it talks about different environments that affect your business in good ways or bad ways depending on how you use it.
The Institute sought the expertise of Saul Eslake, one of Australia's leading economists. Saul with the Institute came up with six issues believed to represent the key challenges and issues impacting the youth and future generation of leaders in Australia. These six issues have been presented in a thought leadership paper entitled, Fit for the future: Challenges for the next generation of Australians
The paper is designed to start a conversation with today’s and tomorrow’s leaders to work through these issues.
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Technological advances and the rise of online education offerings, including massive open online courses, are changing the higher education landscape. The Institute’s new academic thought-leadership paper, The Virtual University: Impact on Australian Accounting and Business Education, explores the potential impact of this transformation on business and accounting education.
The analysis of proteins and messenger RNA is commonly used in the comparison of gene expression patterns in tissues or cells of different types and under distinct conditions. In gene expression analysis, normalization is a critical step as it guarantees the validity of downstream analyses. Data preprocessing is an indispensable step in the extraction and normalization of microarray gene expression data. The normalization of gene expression data is essential in ensuring accurate inferences. A number of normalization methods in high throughput sequencing studies are being employed. The preprocessing activity begins by a careful analysis of the gene expression data and usually involves the classification of many raw signal intensities into one expression value. The Robust Multiarray Average (RMA) is a normalization approach for microarrays that involves background correction, normalization and summarization of probe levels information without using MM probes (Lim et al., 2007). It is an algorithm commonly used in the creation of an expression matrix for Affymetrix data and is one of the most commonly used modes of preprocessing to normalize gene expression data. Values of raw intensity are initially background corrected and log2 transformed before being normalized. In order to generate an expression measure for probe sets on each array, a linear model is fitted to the normalized data.
Monocytosis and Angiotensin II-Induced HypertensionKimberly Williams
A Christian’s relationship with God is vital to a Christian walk but other relationships and friendships require a reflection on the Christians personal walk with the superior being.
Summary on biblical friendships
Relationships gain more strength through proximity. The physical presence of friends is a source of joy and strength to a Christian. Distance makes friendship more difficult. For example, according to II John 12, John knew that he would be happier if he went to his own people and speak to them face to face (Dietrich B. 19).
Order 933491 cultural similarities between iran and indiaKimberly Williams
This paper discuses the cultural similarities between iran and india. Most of the times, communities in different countries share a lot in terms of their culture and practices. Such a situation is witnessed Between India, and Iran states that have so many cultural similarities. The Iran’s who were formally known as the indo Iran’s are found in the Middle East part of the content, that is widely considered to be a world of the Arabs and bordered by countries such Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Indians who also formally known as the Indo-Europeans, do exist in South Asia part of the continent and bordered by nations such as Pakistan and Afghanistan even though there exist wide distance between these two countries. Both Iran and India, have shown a wide range of similarities regarding their culture that is the manner in which most of the communities within the countries handle them self, their way of living and their religious practices.
This paper discusses about how different bosses are in a business. In a world of today, people search for jobs while others already have the jobs of their desire as some land in jobs for the sake of money. Throughout a professional career, people encounter different types of bosses. Each of them has their quirks, their processes, and their mentalities, and for one to survive you got to learn how to deal with each of them. The different types of bosses are always created by the tough times (Scully, Judith A., et al. 59). The bosses one has to learn to survive under include; the hands-off boss, the micromanager, the buddy, the shiny object chaser and the apathetic boss.
Order 866663 emergency planning in the uk public servicesKimberly Williams
This paper evaluates the Emergency Planning in the UK Public Services. Emergency responses and interventions are focused on delivering essential facilities are always unique depending on the situation under assessment. As emergency response groups are at the forefront in leading for interventions in case of a catastrophe, the public has a role to play at each local community level. Emergency situations have helped the locals to learn how to mitigate and strengthen the effects of conditions that require urgent attention. Responses have led to enhance the capacity of the personnel and the public involved in intervening in community response (Yáñez-Arancibia et al., 2014). Community response teams have been formed which educate residents on their preparedness in cases when disaster strikes equipping them with disaster response skills. Pieces of training have been conducted at the local level as a means of creating jointly available quality assistance when disaster looms. Considering the effects disasters have had in communities, community reserve volunteers have been seen applying for vacancies in UK emergency response organizations to help the locals in case of a crisis.
This paper is based on the Tourism Industry. The Tourism industry is among the fastest growing economic activities in the world pumping in vast chunks of revenue. It has created job opportunities in both large and small cultural communities around the globe. As this continues to happen, the impacts tourism has brought in continues to be less understood (Lis, S. (2009). The effects the industry has brought to the nations involved range from economics to socio-cultural benefits and sometimes adverse outcomes to a large extent. The results are felt mainly in the developing countries where mass tourism is practiced. These negative effects are occasionally sustainable and manageable if well handled. This paper seeks to unveil the negative impacts the socio-cultural effects tourism has brought and identifying the areas of sustainability.
Most of the players in the industry view tourism concerning its economic impacts, revenue and taxes collection to be the central driving bearing (Mason 2015). However, there is a broad range of sometimes severe negative impacts tourism has fueled depending on the kind of resources and conditions involved. The socio-cultural consequences of travel to the community have many times threatened to harm the tourism market. When tourism comes to a community, there will always be a gloomy effect on the neighborhood. With the relaxed and free state of the tourists at the destination, a batch of illegal activities manages to lean on and cause problems to people involved. The nature of changes in lifestyle in the local community due to tourist involvement and congestion has been seen to alter most socio-cultural patterns of the locals. Recreational areas such as hotels, clubs, entertainment concerts and beaches have pushed development into the community and forcing alterations in the physical construction of the area.
The American Dream means something different to everyone. Perhaps the most mainstream version of the American Dream is one where all American aspire to become wealthy and the ability to achieve everything if one works hard for it. The play Death of a Salesman written by Arthur Miller is a tragic story that displays how misinterpreting the American Dream can ruin your life. To Willy Loman, the American Dream is being rich and loved by everyone around you. In his pursuit this he found himself working way too hard and trying to be good at something he wasn’t. He also spent too much of his time worrying about if people liked him when he should have been focusing on finding himself. And although Willy Loman was obsessed with his success, he was also equally obsessed with the success (or lack thereof) of his family, particularly his sons. In his pursuit of the American Dream, Willy develops an obsession with having the perfect family and being successful, which ultimately contributes to his death (Marino & Stephen, p56)
This paper is about abortion. Abortion is not a new topic of discussion. For a long time now, pro-life and pro-choice advocates, legislators and religious institutions have debated this issue. Among these divides, two kinds of arguments usually dominate. To begin with, there are those that use liberal arguments because they favor personal choice over any other value. Secondly, there are conservative ones who seek to maintain the status quo of the fetus’ life. It is important to note that some countries permit abortion if the pregnancy is the result of rape or if it puts the woman's life at risk. Many young girls who do not know what they will do when they find out they are pregnant, and so they resort to this immoral practice. As a result, abortion should be illegal for it goes against the right to live.
№ 338505 introduction to business and management (2)Kimberly Williams
This paper is about the challenges encountered by a startup business. The challenges are discussed exhaustively with solutions given under each problem.
This paper describes the kind of a teacher I would like to be in the 21st Century. It gives a deep explanation of some characters that a 21st Century teacher should have
As this semester started, I did not have the knowledge of the Indigenous Australians and adversity they went through even until this day. However, after attending several lectures in AB200, my learning experiences impacted a lot towards my awareness of the Indigenous people. Hearing of the horrific measures these children were put through by being mistreated, and having their innocence tainted touched me (Morphy, 2014). Primarily, I only knew very little about the ‘Dreaming’ where the country was significant since we once taught that Aboriginal were wrong people.
The Aboriginal Dreaming entails the religious and spiritual beliefs of the native of Australia (Morphy, 2014). It is what they base their traditional lives since it determines their values and beliefs and their relationships with the animals. The Dreaming narrates stories which explain their views and opinions on the existence of the world as well as how Spirit Ancestors made the trees, rocks, waterholes, and rivers, mountains, and stars (Tayor, 2013). Therefore, the understanding of life, land, and identity is the existing cultural knowledge that is transmitted from generation to other. The spirits represent each of these things along with the other living features in the land.
Order 465290 veteran′s organization pt 2 revision 1Kimberly Williams
By recognizing the unique needs of veterans, the veteran’s organization can lead those men and women toward a better life after retirement. It is particularly important for veterans who participated in bouts or suffer other traumas, as past experiences often re-emerge as the end of life approaches. The veteran’s organization will take part in honoring veterans. This pioneering program focuses on raising respectful questions, listening with compassion, and recognizing veterans with dignity. The veteran’s organization’s continued dedication to veterans has reached the highest level of association. Collaboration in the care of the family will allow them to reduce the effort and time spent minimizing stress and improving the quality of life of the family group. This business plan details the principles necessary for the implementation of a veteran care organization centered on dependents and studies their economic viability. The main feature that differentiates the proposed company from its competitors is that it can provide basic services with a lower price.
Leadership chesty puller: Give a little bibliography on Chesty including bor...Kimberly Williams
This is a Leadership Essay 8 to 10 pages for the content, not counting the title page or the reference page. 10 scholarly sources. Topic: Chesty Puller Outline: Give a little bibliography on Chesty including born, raised and college. Also, tell about his military history including Haiti, military knowledge, and leadership skills and his move to become an officer in the Marine Corps. Also, speak about Chesty’s leadership qualifications including, leadership failures, lessons learned and success from failures. Mention his leadership accomplishments including the five Navy crosses, his personality, and viewpoints. Highlight his mastery in leading Marines. Lastly, discuss what leadership traits did Chesty have during his time and what is missing from today’s leaders. What leadership traits did Chesty have that made him successful?
The Department of Economy, Innovation and Advanced Industry is looking for operatives who can implement the following department’s policies of improving the business states of local firms:
A transformational principal plays a vital role in a school development. If I am appointed as a school principal, I will implement the development of technology to fulfill school’s initiative. An efficient technology has countless benefits in learning institutions. For students to perform effectively in the business world, it is important for them to know technology. Advanced technology in most of the schools encourages the use of minimal resources, and at the same time, it serves a significant number of people. Also, the use educational technology boosts student’s performance in school. They can meet the requirements of the instructor easily because there many samples online with a clear outline of how to handle the assignments. Besides, students can access their abilities through the use of technology. This paper discusses the role of technology in learning schools and the responsibilities of transformation principal.
This is a Case Formulation dated 22/7/2017
I. Diagnosis:
Luisa is diagnosed with several mental disorders as a result of sexual abuse. These disorders are PTSD (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder), depressive disorder, and anxiety disorder.
II. Background/History
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Table of contents
Contents
Table of contents...............................................................................................................................2
Executive Summary..........................................................................................................................3
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Analysis of International Business Opportunity................................................................................4
Economic environment..............................................................................................................4
Social environment....................................................................................................................5
Operation of the Proposed Business...........................................................................................7
References.......................................................................................................................................10
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Executive Summary
Mayu LLC is a service and product company dealing in fashion and design. The company
was founded by Star Mc Cain. The company makes use of ecofriendly, modern and upcycled
materials to create attractive and ancient water art. The company takes part in appreciation events,
image enhancing programs for outreach centers and hospitals, bridal showers, guiding programs
as well as gals and ceremonies. The company’s objective in the event is designing and make it
colorful. Currently. This organization is located in the U.S.A ands has gained much success. Its
popularity and success in the American art and hospitality industry has led eyeing a possible
market in Australia.
Introduction
Mayu art is a small business that has gained much popularity in the American art and design
market. Mayu art company specializes in art and design by making use marble silk products in
producing its products. The company produces various products from headbands, scarves,
neckties, and bowties, painted origami flowers, marbled cotton, and placemats. The organization
aims at setting up a branch in Australia due to various reasons. To start with, the Australian fashion
industry has been performing poorly and the manger believes that introducing a new form of design
in the fashion and design industry would bring a major success to the company as well as the
fashion and design industry (Bjorklund, 2014). The organization also aims at setting up their firm
in Australia since the country provides a good environment for growth of foreign organizations.
Additionally, the Australian government offers significant support to small business hence the firm
stands an opportunity to grow. However, a major barrier to the company is the already existing
fashion and design companies in the region. However, the company will use marble products to
its own advantage. The firm also reviewed studies and research on how small companies faired I
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Australia. The reports showed that 1000 in every 3000 small businesses succeed in the Australian
economy. This report showed that the firm stood a chance of succeeding in the Australian
economy.
Analysis of International Business Opportunity
Economic environment
Australia has had 25 consecutive years of impressive output growth. The gross domestic
product per capital is high. In spite of the world product super cycle, the Australian economy still
does well. The equilibrium of the of economic activity from product investment to different
activities is advances, and facilitated by fiscal and monetary policies, product markets, flexible
labor and currency depreciation. However, the country’s economy shares a universal risk of the
“low growth trap”. Alongside most OECD nations, increase in productivity growth slowed since
the 1990’s. In recent decades, Australians economy have heavily relied on trade (Bjorklund,
2014). Trades role in Australian economy can be observed through the GDP percentage, which
has significantly grown in the last two decades to 48%. In 2008, economic development and
growth was achieved through the significant rise in the two way trade in services and goods.
The central bank is the regulatory agency obligated for maintaining stability and integrity
of Australian Financial System. In Australians private sector, there are four domestic banks
operating nationally and provides various services to their customers. The increase in size and
complication of the Australian financial system has had a rapid increase in the last two decades
via factors like technology advancement and financial deregulation. The major characteristics of
financial deregulation from international investment are elimination of numerous controls in
foreign exchange. Guarantees, loans and other financing tools are often used development of
infrastructure. However, the country also provides the funds magnitude required for large scale
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infrastructural investments and could facilitate partnership of governments to infrastructural. The
economic department has offered a single loan and is considering the utilization of financial
instruments and further loans that reflect the help policy focus on innovating and collaborating
with the private sector.
Social environment
Australia is made up of a cacophony of already established traditions and influences from
other cultures. The nation’s original inhabitants’ are the Toress strait people and Aboriginal.
People from this culture have lived in Australia for about 40, 000 years. The rest of the Australian
population is made up of immigrants who arrived in Australia from roughly 200 centuries ago.
Australian population is 23 million mainly made up of the aboriginal and Toress strait. Most
immigrants who came to Australia in 1945, were encouraged by family commitment and escaping
prosecution, war and poverty (Brammall, 2013). Migrants have had a significant social impact.
This has enriched various factors of the Australian life from art to business, comedy. Science,
sporting and cooking. This has led to an enriched life in Australia influenced by different culture
and tradition. In Australia, there are various shred values. They include: respect for individuals,
their freedom, dignity and worth. Freedom of association and speech, freedom of secular
government and religion. People are expected to show support for the parliamentary democracy
and law. Australians are also expected to have an egalitarianism spirit through embracing mutual
respect, patience and tolerance, religious beliefs and gender. All Australians are motivated to learn
their national language to unify the Australian society element. However, there other languages
like Greek, Vietnamese, Arabic, Australians, Mandarin and 200 languages. The major clothing
worn in Australia nation shows diversity and climatic variations.
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There are various laws that impact most investing contracts. The Australian state and
government a ns well as territorial legislation is established to protect the environment, the
community, and the consumers as well as promote competition and fair trade. The laws control
the manner in which business associates with customers, suppliers and other businesses. These
laws include
Competition Laws
He Australian economy is made up of a statutory framework that ensures that trade is fair
for consumers and businesses. The administration and enforcement of this framework is the
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
Product Liability regulation
The Australian state also has a framework that regulates products information standards
and safety. Territory and state governments are involved in enforcing product safety laws.
Environmental Legislation
The Australian government also puts in place various policies that protect the environment.
The Australian government legislation, controls the assessment and approval process of cultural
concerns and environmental concerns.
Privacy Laws
Australia entails a state privacy legislation that is controlled by OAIC that controls the
manner in which business collects, accesses and stores personal communication and information.
There are particular requirements on management of information considered to be sensitive.
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Operation of the Proposed Business
Organization
The company is owned by McCain and his sons Edam Mc Cain and Oliver Goodwood.
The firm does not support a hierarchy leadership system but instead work as a team. Being a
fashion and design firm, the use of teams and collaboration place a significant role in enhancing
creativity and improving the design and the quality of services given by the firm. While investing
in Australia, there are various start up processes that require to be followed to make the investment
successful as well as provide information on the fashion and design market in Australia. To start
with, is seeking advice regarding the investment (Delimatsis, 2016). This will involve consulting
a Chartered accountants to aid in financial advice, starting up and business planning. This could
also include seeking mentorship for employees as well as business guides on how to get additional
finance. The other ste4p involves development of a business plan. The business plan is a process
that shows how to execute the business idea and is made up of how to execute the idea, market
research, the method of delivery and calculating the resources needed. The company is structured
to be a limited company.
The third step entails finding investors to fund a project. Despite the factor that the
company has been faring well in America and has accrued major profits. There is still need for
additional investors who will aid in the establishment of a better firm that will enable mass
production and quality production.
Product
The products produced by the design company include, painted origami flowers, marbled
cotton, and placemats and services like designing events. With various cultural operations in the
country, such products can be marketed during events or through creation of events related to the
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products. Additionally, this products could be supplied in art and fashion ships as well as in house
hold shops dealing in flowers, cotton, and placemats.
Transformation
The well connected and developed Australian infrastructure enhances easy transport
through road. Most products will be delivered through roads since it is cheaper, effective and
timely. However, the major risk associated with this cost is lateness and destruction of materials.
Market Entry
The company will make use of indirect exporting which refers to exporting materials and
later making up the end product. The exported material will include, garments, color as well as
labor. The company will make a five years contract with Australian government to get
authorization of trading in the country
Marketing strategy Plan
A major marketing strategy that will be used will be the pricing strategy. The organization
will have a fair price on its services and products to lure consumers. Additionally, the company
will also make use of advertisements to show people on the how to use new forms of art. . In order
to have profit from their sales (Shankar & Carpenter, 2012). The company shall consult the
governments to ensure that it is not highly taxed. The required resources are moved in bulk to
minimize the cost of transportation hence enabling a fair price.
Therefore, MAYU Company stands a great chance of succeeding in the Australian
economy. The friendly social, economic and political environment also highly contributes to
fathoms that could enhance growth of the country. The fashion industry in Australia still has a gap
that Mayu could cover and achieve succe3ss hence increasing and expanding their firm. It is also
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evident that the Australian government imposes less tariff and taxes that enable foreign countries
perform well.
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References
Brammall, B., Tyson, E., & Griswold, . (2013). Getting Started in Property Investment For
Dummies. Hoboken: Wiley.
Bjorklund, A. (2014). Yearbook on international investment law and policy 2012-2013. Place of
publication not identified: Oxford University Press.
Delimatsis, P. (2016). Research handbook on climate change and trade law.
Shankar, V., & Carpenter, G. S. (2012). Handbook of marketing strategy. Cheltenham, UK:
Edward Elgar Pub.