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    states could not get money for highways unless they raised the drinking age to 21 The Constitutional Basis of Federalism I. The Division of Power i. Clearly defines powers of states and feds ii. Supremacy clause: Constitution, constitutional national laws, and constitutional treaties trump state laws (Article VI) iii. Tenth Amendment: Powers not explicitly given to the federal government are given to the states a. US v. Darby: Amendment X means that states have their own powers,…

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    CCC Case Study

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    With their planned expansion into the Arizona market, they expect to add 130 employees. Their projected annual revenue is 10 million, with a -3% growth predicted for 2016. They currently have a 20% turnover rate that they foresee will remain unchanged in the next year when they move into Arizona. Recruitment and selection will need to be aligned with the company’s organizational goals. Carefully planned goals provide a blueprint for an organization and keep it going the right direction. Griffin…

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    Starbucks Case Study

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    diverse and cannot be satisfied with a standardized product offering. This is an evident characteristic of the market because consumers all have different preferences on the way they like their coffee. Which is the reason why Starbucks offers many different product options like lattes, skinny lattes, coffee, iced drinks, blended drinks, etc. They also offer fruit cups, water, and bakery items to provide even more options for their consumers. If a differentiation strategy is successfully…

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    The Importance Of Tattoos

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    Employers cannot determine if a person is qualified for a job just by looking at them. So many occupations want a person to cover their tattoo if it is visible, such as policemen, nurses or teachers. However, if the company has interviewed the prospective employee, and knows that the person is highly educated and suited for the job, but still does not hire them just because of their tattoo; someone else could come along that does not have a tattoo, but is less experienced than the person who did…

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    After a long and a frustrating day at school, you still have soccer practice to go to. What do you do? Oh wait, a can of RedBull should get me through the practice. But how good of a decision is this? It is a fact that energy drinks do give energy, but is it good for the human body? Energy drinks come in a tall cans with many different colors and a catchy slogans that grabs many teenagers attention. We see them all over the place like commercials, billboards, radio and even school cafeterias.…

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    4.2 Coffee houses had an effect on the French Revolution because it was one of the places that the flames of war were stroked. At Café de Foy on July 12, 1789, Camille Desmoulins gave a speech against the government, and shot his pistol into the air saying "To arms, citizens! To arms!" 4.3 Arabia was the unchallenged supplier of coffee to the world until the end of the 17th century. Countries around the globe imported Arabian beans to supply their thirst for coffee. However, European…

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    This author appreciates how the Starbucks brand has not only carved a niche within an ever- growing consumer industry, but does so not at the expense of its human capital, but rather because of its human capital. Kinicki (2012, pp. 33-34) proposed a three-layer concept to organizational culture (observable artifacts, Values, and basic assumptions), and the second of these layers, values, are those that an organization espouses as norms. The six principles which Starbucks has maintained,…

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    also negative effects. Like any other regular caffeine and sugar, it stimulates blood pressure and heart rate. At the moderate daily intakes, the human body can take up to 300 to 400 milligrams of caffeine, which is the amount equals to four cups of coffee (Roberts). However, some energy drinks contain up to 505 milligrams of caffeine (Roberts). With the combination of these two elements; sugar and caffeine, consuming a large amount can means you’re putting your life on the…

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    The price of coffee beans in the global market could cause prices to increase and as a result, consumers from developing countries will seek to purchase less expensive coffee from companies like Dunkin Donuts and/or McDonald’s. Consumer trends food and beverage trends also need to be continuously monitored as these are constantly impacted by…

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    My First Day Of Training

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    Have you ever wondered what goes through your barista’s head on a daily basis? You probably haven’t because you think our jobs are easy. Well, I’ll tell you it’s not how much I love hearing about your kids or how you just bought a new car. Although, it may seem like I’m excited to see you, I’m actually really stressed out on the inside. You have to remember I’m getting paid to listen to your “amazing” lives. Reality is that I really do not care, but I will act like I do in hopes you leave a tip…

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