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    Socialism in the era of Global Capitalism is only for bailing out so-called corporations socializing the cost to research and develop then privatizing its profits such as Apple's iphone, NASA technologies used by Boeing, the internet etc, Socialism today is a method to underwrite social cost which businesses would otherwise be paying for through higher taxes, such as roads, hospitals and military. Capitalism has devoured Socialism and spat out a disfigured monstrosity…

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    Fedex

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    Fed Ex began delivery in 1973 (Parnell, 2014). What was originally an overnight and second-day delivery service to 22 major cities in the U.S. has blossomed into a diverse portfolio of transportation, e-commerce, and business solutions where air, ground and sea networks cover more than 220 countries and territories (FedEx, n.d.). FedEx was the first major air transport company to implement a “hub and spoke” system, where all packages would enter a central location and be redistributed to their…

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    Here is a circumstance where a more accurate preflight check could have prevented a crash. It was a single mechanical error that caused the crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123. This mechanical error occurred when a bulkhead in the tail section of the Boeing made airplane was not repaired correctly. A row of rivets were not up to par after they were repaired. The maintenance workers didn’t follow the correct procedures in replacing the dysfunctional bulkhead. The rivets and plates used in the…

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    September 11, 2001 is the day known by many as the nation’s largest terrorist attack since the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Unfortunately, many people, particularly younger millennials, across the nation don’t really know most of the details of what happened on that tragic day. Many of those same people also don’t know how much the attacks have impacted several important aspects of our nation’s federal government. Specifically, over the past decade and a half, the aftermath of the September…

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    The term “ethics” is commonly referred to as a branch of philosophy that involves a number of different aspects relating to various concepts of right and wrong conduct. These include systematizing, defending, and recommending different ways of action in an ethically correct manner (Webster, 2017). This idea was put to the test during early April of 2017. United Airlines faced a number of charges after a man claiming he was being profiled for being Chinese, was forcibly removed from his seat by…

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    Red Tails: Film Analysis

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    Shyla Young Professor Pash History 120 October 25, 2015 Red Tails Red Tails is a 2012 American film that takes place in World War II. The film speaks of the Tuskegee Airmen, who were a group of African-American United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) men during World War II. The characters in the film are based on real individuals. Red Tails is a combat movie that puts an emphasis on action and heroism to display the historical accuracy during World War II. The Tuskegee airmen were a group of…

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    Countertrade Case Study

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    Offset is said to come from a counterpurchase as Keegan & Green (2015, p. 376) show the Chinese government wanted the US company Boeing to spend 20 to 30 percent of the price of each aircraft on purchases of Chinese goods. In hindsight, in an agreement that a company will offset a purchase of an unknown product from another country. The agreement by one country to buy a product from…

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    Al Qaeda Research Paper

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    A American Airlines Boeing 767 airplane loaded with 20,000 gallons of fuel crashed into the north World Trade Center tower in New York City. After 18 minutes of the first tower being hit, the second tower was also hit. As millions of people watched these events happen, another…

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    Airasia Case Study

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    well of Air Asia’s ability to meet (or even exceed) the expectations of its customers. Besides that, AirAsia also strives to build strong relationship with its suppliers. For instance, although the company operates 737 aircraft that were built by Boeing, it also acquired the new A320 aircraft from Airbus. In this way the company establishes good relationship with the two and only civil airliner suppliers and hopefully through these good mutual dealings, the power of these suppliers can be…

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    How America Became Rick After WWII There are many beliefs on how America prospered after WWII that lead America out of the great depression. I plan on finding out the truths and myths to what really helped build America to become the world’s super power from the late 1930s to mid-1950s. Some major events that took place was the regrowth of the industrial age, equality in the work place, the rise of big government, and America becoming the world’s police force. America became rich at the end of…

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