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    Goldcorp Case Study

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    Individual Strategic Implementation Assignment # 2: Goldcorp Organizational Description Goldcorp’s Ethical and Corporate Social Responsibility Policies Goldcorp’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy states that in order for GoldCorp to sustain the generation of value through its business, the corporation must: 1. Respect the safety and health of its employees, 2. Protect the environment, 3. Respect the human rights of its employees and residents of the communities in which it…

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    Electoral College Benefits

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    Inventors, states, and electors all have one thing in common and that is their rights. Whether they 're the rights to an invention or the inalienable rights of a human, they are all in place to protect the rightsholder. Protecting rights is a major idea that the founding fathers had in mind when declaring their independence. The electoral college is a rarely understood establishment, that provides rights to all voters in America, while protecting the states as well. Due to a low informed…

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    majority of total votes cast should be the winner. Definitions: Electoral College- the constitutional body designed to select the president. This system is described in Article II of the Constitution. (Gitelson, p.48) National Popular Vote Interstate Compact- a bill that would guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Congressional District Method- alternative method of distributing electoral votes through an…

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    Electoral College Vs. National Popular Vote The recent 2016 presidential election, has caused the population to question the electoral college, more than it ever has before. Those who disagree with the electoral college have propelled the National Popular Vote (NPV), a movement that started in 1969. Although many disagree with the electoral college, the vast majority do not truly understand its purpose, and even less know who or what it is composed of. The lack of knowledge about the electoral…

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    require a constitutional amendment,” because all that needs to be done is a law needs to be passed by all the states including the District of Columbia. This way around the amending the Constitution is called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. This is how it would work “states Legislatures pass laws agreeing to award their electoral votes to the candidate who wins the national popular vote, but it only kicks in when enough states sign on to add up to 270 electoral votes” (Could states…

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    The Perodua Company

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    The macro enviornmental factors consists 6 factors and these factors can also influnce the performance of the Perodua company. The first macro enviornmental factor is demographic forces. Demographic forces characteristics of a population expressed statistically, such as age, gender, ethic group, income level, occupation and the like. (Alvin Yong, 2007) The Perodua cars are well suited and popular with middle-income people. 70-80 percent of Perodua purchasers are either first time auto…

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    Assimilation In America

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    Emigrating from China, my parents and ancestors share a strikingly different habit of music listening than my brothers and I. During their early childhood years, my parents viewed popular music at the time solely as a form of religion. However, as my parents settled into America after immigrating in 1994, the consumption of popular music began to link the traditional Chinese way-of-life with the new American life my parents chose. The role that music had on my parents differs from how my…

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    Over a course of seventy-five years, the phonograph has received many upgrades and has even become a basis for the recent music technology today (Price and Albright para. 5). Some of the newer music technological advances include vinyl records, cassette tapes, CDs, portable MP3 players, and streaming services, which have all revolutionized music consumption because they have gradually made music prevalent in people’s daily lives. People are now able to listen to high quality music on-the-go…

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    According to Merriam Webster, Americana can be defined as materials concerning or characteristics of America, its civilization, or its culture (Merriam-Webster). Taking the definition of Americana into consideration the vanishing Americana is the disappearance of significant stores, traditions, and items that make up American culture. In Going, Going, Gone: Vanishing Americana, some disappearing pieces of Americana were blue laws, carbon paper, girdles, slide rules and the smell of burning…

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    People have heard about the most famous contributors to space travel such as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. However, the woman who made space travel possible, Katherine Johnson, has not been properly recognized for her contribution to the exploration of space. Johnson was a NASA mathematician who who calculated the trajectories of objects in space. Despite the oppression she underwent because of her race and gender, she was still able to accomplish many feats and refused to be ignored. She was…

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