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    quality control on its suppliers at all stages of production. Effective Supply-chain Management The supply chain consists of various organizations involved in transferring a product from raw materials and into a finished product delivered to the customers (Hitt, Black, and Porter 377). Managing supply chain is critical for a company. Mattel’s complex supply chain involved in making a toy makes it different to manage the whole process of production. Its supply chains involve suppliers (raw…

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    Karl Marx critiques the ideologies of capitalism, more specifically the necessity of class conflict through the texts The Economic & Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, Capital, The German Ideology and predominantly in The Communist Manifesto. He calls for an eventual societal restructure that is less dependent on morality, but a restructure through the use of logic. Marx argues that the opposing interests of the bourgeoisie and proletariat as a necessity for capitalism to function will have…

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    more relevant with the contemporary world. I will be first examining the viewpoint of Marx and then would be analyzing Weber’s take on this. Marx, a conflict theorist, bases his analysis of social stratification on the ownership of the means of production. This leads to the concept of classes, which according to him, are of two types. As he states in Communist Manifesto; “society as a whole is more and more splitting up into two great hostile camps, into two great classes directly facing each…

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    A factory is built out of necessity. There is a certain demand for a good or service that influences a wealthy bourgeois man to invest in the means of production of those goods. A factory creates a demand for labor, and the proletariat were eager to fill that demand after they'd been stripped of their previous occupations and traditions. The proletariat lived in overcrowded, filthy, and often dangerous and unhealthy conditions as Engels witnessed. On top of that, the factory owners and their…

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    This source provides information to historians looking to explore how the earliest of American railroad tracks, starting in Charleston, impacted trading and production of goods throughout the entire country. In terms of a global Industrial Revolution, Grant mentions that this is an ideal source for discussing the “later cultural, economic, political, and physical environments,” impacted by this advancement in transportation…

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    movie industry is one of the largest economic sectors in America. Despite of its importance, it is not free of challenges and problems; one of the principal problems that threatens the production of movies is the raising piracy. How does piracy harm the movie industry? Does a popular movie sequel will never come true because of piracy? The answer to these questions not only reveals how fan you are of good movies, but also how negative piracy is for film production. Movie piracy is harmful to the…

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    The Industrial Revolution came with great economic development for the United States. Taking place in the 18th to 19th centuries, what you found for the most part was agricultural, rural societies in Europe and America advancing to industrial and urban societies. Preceeding to the Industrial Revolution, which began in Britain in the late 1700s, manufacturing was often accomplished in the home's of the people, with basic machines and hand tools. Economic development marked a change to powered,…

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    did Marx contribute to legal theory? According to Marx in Das Kapital, the capitalist mode of production, and indeed all precursory economic modes of production, precedes the “superstructural” social order. The prevailing legal system as an institution of the social order is consequently resultant of the wider, “infrastructural” economic requisites of the society. The social order is merely an economic subsidiary or, as Marx wrote in the latter work, merely its “ideological representative”.…

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    Not only did it greatly impact Britain, but it spread to Western Europe and eventually America and brought changes that are still influential to this day. The Industrial Revolution originated in Britain because of a variety of geographical and economic reasons. Britain, with its location on the Atlantic gave it access to an abundance of raw materials from around the globe as well as access to markets for its manufactured goods. Britain’s preexisting business relations gave it a head start…

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    The Titanic Social Class

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    Everyone belongs to a social class or a group of individuals who share the same economic status. Sociologist have agreed upon a social stratification ladder with six classes, ranging from the rich to the very poor. These social classes can be seen in popular movies like the Titanic and the Pursuit of Happiness, and even on Broadway in A Gentle Men’s Guide to Love and Murder. All these productions have one thing in common, they talk about how social class relates to an individual’s life chances,…

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