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    In this way, it intensifies what Marx identifies as the real subsumption of labor under capital.[2] This term refers to the tendency of capitalism to not only maximize its control over the traditional spaces of labor and exchange, but also its need to valorize those moments that used to be outside the expectations of commercial exchange. In…

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    the capitalist would see profits reduced, as rent must be subtracted from the capitalist’s total revenue. Given that the expectations for capitalist profits would fall based on the implementation of a tariff, the industry as whole would see less capital investment, bringing total output down, and triggering a rise in unemployment. In Ricardo’s eyes, allowing a government to simply create a framework for businesses to operate, produce, and exchange freely with other countries was all the best…

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    of civilisation also leaves humans discontented. Through secondary analysis of Freud’s micro level understanding of what is now understood to be the socialization process, Marcuse saw that if society can influence the self, then the self is not a fixed being. Marcuse uses Freud’s’ argument of conscious ‘ subconscious in relation to the transformation of the pleasure principle (self) into the reality principle (socialised self) to argue that the self is determined by the society that a person is…

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    Salvador Allende rose to power through the application of Marxism. During his first year of rule, his government was successful in achieving economic growth, reduction of inflation, creation of employment opportunities, and increased income and consumption. This was realized through the increase of wages and salaries, increased distribution of resources, and reduction of taxes. However, this was short lived as a result of a drop in international copper prices. Copper was a major source of income…

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    If you were to ask a large and diverse crowd about what does poverty look like, you would hear many different interpretations. Some would say living check to check, or living underneath a highway with their possessions in a cart. What about those who get one present a year? Poverty certainly does come in many shades. That is just amongst many of the smaller problems within the larger issue. I want to bring awareness to the growing issue of poverty; as the growth occurs, it becomes more difficult…

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    that genetically-modified foods could be unsafe." People often get the wrong idea when they hear about this issue. One could be browsing the Internet and find a picture of some distorted image that looks like it could be anything, captioned with capital text saying "I hope you like tomatoes". These images are very often if not only false attention getters to convince…

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    dollar funds from Chinese banks to make the acquisition in cash if required. Because SZLN had raised approximately US$90 million equity funds in late 2006 and had accumulated profits in 2006 and 2007, its liabilities–assets ratio had decreased from approximately 70 per cent to 50 per cent over the 2006-2007 period. This financial slack provided the company with a degree of flexibility to take on this opportunity. Nevertheless, the future cash needs of PEM would need to be considered before…

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    Establishing a Wine Business Your Name Institute Establishing a Wine Business Q1: The costs in the vineyard are in collaboration with the raw materials used such as grapes and juices. Finding the best grapes and juices can present with an opportunity to enhance the clientele. The risk of conservation of water, pest-risk, water quality, soil quality, severe weather is some of the risks for wine growers. Q2: The cost of each vineyard activity includes the maintenance cost, irrigation, soil…

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    The aim of the business strategy analysis is to identify key revenue drivers and risks involved to evaluate the company’s possible turnover at a qualitative level. It will also generate sustainable competitive benefits to make a feasible business, (Palepu & Hayley 2013). Market Situation: JB Hi-Fi Limited is one of the largest and fastest growing home entertainment retailers in Australia. This company started a business almost 43 years ago in Melbourne and has expanded over Australia and New…

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    these calculations. On the other hand, the portable device need to perform the calcuation using a small amount of energy, or else the battery will run out quickly. (a phone certainly cannot carry the Nvidia Pascal graphic card which has a power consumption of 200W+) Currently, many companies are actively developing portable hardwares which make portable artificial intellegnce possible. There are two methods for hardware implementation on portable AI, the FPGA and ASIC method. Representative of…

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