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    Ecomagination Case Study

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    & Gas noted, “Ecoimagination is pointed at increasing environmental responsibility in both products in the field and manufacturing processes”. Eric further explained that to support the strategy, “the company measures GHG (greenhouse gasses emissions) footprint reduction in factories, and considers product safety in design practices”. Healthymagination: GE’s Healthymagination aligns one of the company’s core business sectors (GE healthcare) with one of the biggest global societal…

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    With his extraordinary military accomplishments and leadership skills, Genghis Khan was a warrior and ruler who united all the nomadic tribes in the steppe of Mongolia and built the largest land empire in the world in the thirteenth century. He left a great legacy through his innovative ideas and laws whilst also promoting religious freedom, allowing an exchange of the global economy between Asia and Europe (Weatherford). However, with a belief that there should be only one ruler under the sky,…

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    “Benefit all mankind” is South Korea motto. It means which is a selfless motto for a people who had suffered from being under a communism no less than 60 years ago. Once the cease fire cleared somewhat between North and South Korea they began to rise from their situation with nothing and became the proud country that it is today. With its fast growing economy and large technology industries throughout Asia it’s one of the few Asian countries predominate countries that is developed and stable. It…

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    Crude Oil

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    In his book, "Crude Oil: The Violent Twilight of Oil", Peter Maass discusses about the world's unremitting pursuit and dependence on oil. He contends that oil dependency has led to conflicts and war between and within countries. Specifically, the oil-producing countries, mostly the developing nations, do not gain from the oil revenue since their governments are marred with corruption and poor governance so that the leaders monopolize the income. Consequently, these countries have remained in…

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    Cause and Results of the American Revolution Following the Indian and French War, Great Britain sought currency from colonist in America. Therefore, the British administration assigned taxes upon colonist. Great Britain believed settlers should compensation for warfare because it was fought halfway to protect the states. As a result, the Stamp Act was put in place, which required the buying of stamps for manufactured goods. Several settlers declined to compensate Britain. They negated to do so…

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    International Financial Reporting Standards are a set of high quality and complex accouting standards for the preparation of consolidated financial statements. International Accounting Standards Board set a mission to develop IFRS to promote transparency, accountability and economic efficiency in global capital markets (IFRS 2015). By regulating the financial reporting globally, IFRS enhance financial reporting transparency. Adopting IFRS, euqities are required to disclose financial performance…

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    hydro, wind and solar projects that are becoming more dominant in developed and developing countries. Countries have their own role is assisting their self-energy needs, but simultaneously needs to contribute to reduce greenhouse gas and carbon emissions globally. China has one of the largest economies in the world, they burn the most fossil fuels, but also are leaders in renewable energy projects such as wind power. Africa however, is at a much lower standard to China when referring to…

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    Intel History

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    INTEL INTRODUCTION Intel is the world’s largest company in the manufacturing of semiconductors, holding about 80% of the market share for microprocessors in desktop and electronics devices (Randewich 2012). Among computer manufacturers, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are the Intel’s two largest customer. In addition, Intel also takes part in embedded semiconductors for the industrials, from medical to military. Figure 1: An Intel’s logo BACKGROUND Intel was formed by Robert N. Noyce, cofounder of…

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    We live in a world where most polluted environments are in areas where poor and people of color live. These communities are often targeted as locations for the placement of facilities that negatively impact the environment. Environmental justice has always been a massive friction in the USA, states have started creating policies on environmental justice. Numerous community activists have been working towards Environmental justice. Australia is one of the most secluded continents and when we…

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    (a) The potential advantages and disadvantages of Baskin 's overseas investment or exports. 1. Exports Export can promote sales and increase revenue and market development. Product sales to multiple markets and accelerate the company 's business diversification. At the same time, it may increase the cost of additional promotional products, and the import-export government for import and export tariff control and restrictions, as well as complex export licensing documents and uncertain financial…

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