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    BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT Executive summary Organization differs in terms of their purposes. Some want to make profit while some want to serve people. Vodafone as an organization is profit-centric. It, by pursuing various strategies, serves the objectives of the stakeholders including customer, mangers and shareholders. Economic system has a crucial aspect. That is the price mechanism. The system by its mechanism allocates the economy’s resources efficiently. Fiscal policy and monetary…

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    Business ethics are standards and obligations (Kubasek et al, 2017), with which businesses should comply but are not legally obliged to. While business ethical norms determine what is considered as good or bad business conduct they are by no means set in stone and are open to interpretation (Kubasek et al, 2017). Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) forms part of the ethical framework that shapes business decisions. Businesses should act fairly towards their employees, the community, and the…

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    2 – Good business doesn't mean have a good moral, because some businessman just look for the profit. If you have money, they will treat you well, once they earn money from you, and you don't have value anymore, they won't care about you. Some businessman are good in business, because they care about their clients, they don't care if they earn a lot or not, what is important to them is trust of the client, that's why they became successful. 1 – Idiomatically speaking, “going places” in this case…

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    Ba 207 Business Law

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    BA 207 Business Law Q 1. What are the general problems with the warranty theory? Many who file claims for breach of contract, may have problems winning their cases, because of one or more of these general problems: a. The claimant must prove that there was a sale. b. The sale was of goods rather than real estate or services. c. The action must be brought within the four-year statute of limitations under Article 2-275, when the tender of delivery is made, not when the plaintiff discovers the…

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    In the business dictionary, social responsibility is defined as the obligation of an organization's management towards the welfare and interests of the society in which it operates (Business dictionary, 2015). In business world, responsibility is a big commitment that is taken very seriously because it is concern with the action undertaken in order to meet the challenges which it is also the reason that social responsibly is being stress on. Did you know that, an…

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    Peng & Khoury (2008) stated that the issues of institutional constraints need to be addressed in the forefront of international business theory and need not be considered as part of the background or underpinnings. In support of their argument Peng, Wang & Jiang (2008) used four cases to illustrate the absolute importance of institutions in international business. These are (1) antidumping as entry barriers, (2) competing in and out of India, (3) growing the firm in China, and (4) governing…

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    Business ethics are the set moral principles and policies that are applied in the business context. Business ethics are aimed at resolving conflicting matter in business organisation and they are used to inflict proper decision upon the business actions. The business ethics are greatly influenced by relative culture, religion, state laws and other legal frameworks. There are a lot of chances when ethical problem arise in the context of business and therefore, there are needed principles…

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    menu. Additionally, sandwiches, and meal from different time in the day. ◦ There is a strong market for this form of business. The location has to be ideal to maintain a great flow of consumers. Consumers like great product and services, therefore will encourage friends to visit the business. ◦ The business philosophy is to treat every customer…

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    quintessential role in a business, and it is important to be aware of differences in culture while conducting business operations in a foreign country. The awareness of cultural differences can reduce trade problems, reduce diplomatic tensions, and reduce misunderstandings (Hite, 1991). In this paper, I will discuss what changes at the company level, at the management level, and at the product level American companies have developed to accommodate differences between American and Japanese…

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    Open My Own Business

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    My professional goal is to one day open my own business, which would be a hair and nail salon. The topic I am choosing to write about is the decisions that must be made to design the salon and the beginning information needed for a business plan. There are three different options that a person can choose from. A person can open a franchise hair salon, using someone elses' established name, which would give you an instant reputation, and it's resources, such as marketing. A person can buy…

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