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The document outlines a paper plan arguing that the Kaesong Industrial Complex (KIC) is unlikely to create long-term improvements for North or South Korea. The plan includes an introduction with the thesis, four body paragraphs covering the exploitation of North Korean workers, effects on South Korean workers, effects on North Korea as a whole, and a conclusion restating the thesis and discussing the vision for reunification.

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MGT 5093 Capstone Project Business Management & Strategy Capstone Project Course Overview The catalog description of this course reads as follow: This course is designed for learners to improve business decision-makingskills and to provide strategies for development ofan effective and sustainable business management plan for an organization.Topics covered include the concepts of strategic management and decision makingin a business organization. This course reviews the impact of globalization, innovation, and other challenges to the sustainability of an effective strategic management plan for anorganization. Important concepts are analyzed to effectively manage an organization. The project is completely individualized; students are encouraged to select work-related projects that are of particular interest to them and that will result in professional growth and benefit the organization. The goal is to produce a viable Strategic Plan & Business Ppolicy—one that has a real chance of being accepted—and to prepare documents and a public presentation that will convince the agency administrators to adopt your idea and plan. I. Written Project or Policy Report · Your professor will assume the role of Capstone Supervisor of the project or policy you have designed for the organization of your choice and will work with you to ask for additional narrative, documentation, research-derived information, etc. You will assume the role of Strategic Planning Director. · You will communicate each week with your instructor (via Discussion Boards or other means of communication) to discuss the progress of your project. · You may desire to establish a phone consultation with your professor to track your ongoing work on the project. Your professor will provide you with his or her schedule to ensure that these consultations comply with both of your schedules. · Your professor may ask drafts of your written work throughout the eight week term; the professor will set a clearly established deadline for drafts. · Any e-mail message between you and your professor that requires a response from either party will be followed-up within 48 hours. · At the end of the term (on a date provided by your professor), you will deliver a 2000-4500 word (10-15 pages) written project report that is consistent with criteria established. Report Requirements: · 1” Margins · Double spaced · 12 point font · Numbered pages · Cover and reference page · Must utilize academic sources to support research Format of paper-- Headings 1. Abstract 1. Introduction 1. Background of Project 1. Explanation of Project 1. Strategic Plan & Business Policy 1. Curriculum Components 1. Review and Summary Appendix A Budget *You may add other appendices for charts, surveys, and other information you would like to include with your project. Note: Your paper must conform to the guidelines set forth by the American Psychological Association, and should NOT be written in first person. ...

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Title: Adaptive implementation of the five-year economic development plans Material Type: Report Author(English): Kang, Younguck Publisher: Seoul:KDI School of Public Policy and Management Date: 2008-12 Project: Knowledge Sharing Program(KSP) Series Title; No: Knowledge Sharing Program / ISBN: 978-89-953695-8-6 93320 Pages: 120 Subject Country: South Korea(Asia and Pacific) Language: English File Type: Documents Original Format: pdf Subject: Economy < General Economy < Macroeconomics Holding: KDI School of Public Policy and Management Organizer: KDI School of Public Policy and Management Sponsor: Ministry of strategy and finance Project Term: 2008-01-01 ~ 2008-12-31 User Note Government Publications Registration Number: 11-1051000-000023-01

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