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    in the long run. Like the 2006 indie movie Outsourced, many European and American companies are looking for ways to reduce their production cost while simultaneously doubling their economic output. Companies are looking for talent in developing countries whom are willing to take on tedious jobs for a fraction of the pay. Because companies seek out foreign employees that they have gained a negative reputation of encouraging western exploitation, and are accused of ruining the job market. To…

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    This is in both the developed and the developing countries. Weak regulations in the developed world can lead to bad lending conditions which later puts developing countries in more debt. The international community has to be responsible when they go in and to some degree take over the finances of a certain country. Rules have to be set up that protects both the ones lending and the lenders. Both have to have some kind…

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    Advantages Of Overseas Expansion

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    apply the human rights to the people in the foreign lands. Others criticized the act of hypocrisy America was in. The United States knew what it was to fight for the liberation of its people, but still it wanted to do the same thing to less-develop countries. The anti-expansionists saw the contradiction of America’s actions. It wanted to help the world by bringing democracy and freedom to its people, but when dealing with the Philippines for example, it fought a bloody war denying them with the…

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    Free trade is the unrestricted import and export of goods between countries without the fear of government intervention such as tariffs, duties or quotas. The notion of a free trade system encompassing several sovereign states originated in a draft form in 16th century Spain. An American jurist named Arthur Nussbaum noted that Spanish theologian Francisco de Vitoria was “the first to set forth the notions (though not the terms) of freedom of commerce and freedom of the seas.” However it was two…

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    The rapid growth of urban areas in developing countries is causing a large debate on whether it is overall beneficial or harmful to the countries and societies that they are located in. In 2000 two billion people in the developing world lived in cities, by 2030 it is expected to be around five billion. The cities that are growing the fastest are located in Asia and Africa. The question of whether this is a positive impact is rooted in how it will affect the poverty level. There is mass poverty…

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    solid body electric guitar. Paul developed the first multitrack tape machine by synchronizing several tape machines to produce a more flexible methods of “overdubbing” in the early 1950s. 3.…

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    Some of the negative effects of brain drain are it effects the human capital as skilled workers especially teachers, nurses and doctors leave their home country in search of better opportunities in order to take care of themselves and their families. This is particularly worrying as this type of migration hinders the development of the country. . In addition to the flight of human capital of highly skilled workers, the record low levels of unemployment have resulted in the inability to meet…

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    In the course of this process, there are also losers who are affected due to globalisation. These losers are those who have lost their jobs in high-cost locations. Globalisation has developed a threat for the businesses by dominating the domestic markets. Many foreign companies have entered into developing nations affecting the formerly protected industries, by increasing the competition and bringing down the prices. For example, U.S…

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    Global Food Waste

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    Lam et al. (2013, pp. 4-16) commented that ‘alternative power generation facilities, such as hydropower stations, gas-fired stations, coal-fired stations, oil-fired stations and hybrid power stations have been developed’. In the near future, energy costs may dramatically rise, not only because of a sharp increase in its demand, but also due to a gradual reduction in its availability. Energy in agriculture can be used in different ways, such as pumping water, storage…

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    Water Privatization

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    In the 21st century, the demands for water resources have touched new levels and main difference has appeared with regards to the distribution of water among different populations. While developed nations continue to enjoy regular and reliable supply of water, whereas, the less developed countries are finding it hard to meet their even basic need of water. It is about time now that governments across the world work together towards creating new policies for equal distribution of water on a…

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