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    product onto college students. The food Industry is all around us, even at school. But many of us don’t look up from our homework to read the labels on our snack food, sort through the healthy options at a fast food joint or decipher exactly how much food we are going to eat at the “all you can eat cafeteria”. These are ideals that food industry dominators plan to maximize profit. While these large…

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    the AutoZone industry, you would first have to define what industry is. Industry is not an individual firm or even a group of firms. Industry is competitors that have similar products or services. It is groups of firms that have a primary focus on similar items. This can be tough to determine without researching several companies and using the NAICS. The NAICS code or the North American Industry Classification System is a Federal agency that has specific codes for each industry. These…

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    Film Analysis: Food Inc.

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    evidence that the public is restricted to see regarding the production of meats in food industry. The documentary starts by showing how most food has a false reality reputation. For example, on most of the butter and meats packaging is pictures of an agrarian lifestyle with fresh farms and sunny skies. The “traditional pastoral fantasy” is all a myth. The actual way food is kept and produced in these industries is completely opposite than what the owners of the industry's want the public to…

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    Environmental Issues in the American Automotive Industry Competition in the American Automotive Industry is not only stateside, but global as well. There are car manufacturers from all over the world like Germany, Japan, America, China, Australia, Canada, and France. There are 40+ countries that manufacture automobiles and each one of them are in direct competition with each other. “It is suggested that the globalization of the automotive industry, greatly accelerated during the last half of…

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    Banning Cigarettes

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    the Government of a “knee-jerk’ reaction, stating that they were throwing away not only the tax contribution that tobacco brings to the state coffers, but also that they were reducing jobs that were directly or indirectly involved with the tobacco industry (~26 million jobs) (Morris, 2001). There is a clear conflict of interest with regard to the moral duty of care that the Government has to its population, and the sponsorship and advertising money that tobacco brings to the leisure economy,…

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    Prostitution has been linked to increasing the risk of contracting STD’s most notably HIV. Sexually transmitted disease has been spreading out of control in the U.S. Irresponsible and unprotected sexual encounter only adds to the dilemma of eliminating this infections. Trafficked sex workers not only deal with this serious health risks, but also damage one’s mental, physical and emotional being. The physical abuse is extremely disturbing it is difficult to imagine that happening to a person.…

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    The pharmaceutical industry has an issue that has been ongoing for years. The price of drugs are outrageous. Drug prices are unregulated and a lot of Americans are unaware of what pharmaceuticals do. They control the pricing of drugs that are prescribed to patients. In recent articles written by Andrew Pollack from The New York Times and Heather Long from CNN Wire, they discuss a similar topic but provide their information gathered from different perspectives. One takes the issue on whether it…

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    foods are completely unaware of what they are consuming and the possible health effects that may stem from these foods. Thus, the lack of regulation on labeling foods containing GMOs is an alarming yet widely unrecognized problem in today’s food industry. With several studies linking foodborne illnesses to the consumption of GMOs, it is unclear as to why CODEX has not made an effort to label products containing GMOs. Also, with the lack of adequate research, more and more consumers are becoming…

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    This problem finds its origins in commercial fishing and the overfishing of our oceans. A two year study was conducted by Jeremy Jackson of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography that showed 90% of big fish (swordfish and tuna) had been depleted from the ocean. A federal law was proposed to protect the oceans from overfishing but it was not approved. Jackson claims that, because fish populations are so low, 30-50% of the ocean may need to be protected from fishing in order for the populations to…

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    Case Study Of Toyota

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    and the intensity of rivalry is only going to increase as the industry continues to age. Therefore to be successful in the auto industry, a company must focus on a variety of changing factors or challenges that continue to include demographic, geographic, and technological factors. Another challenge could be the furtherexpansion of its lean low cost manufacturing process. Looking at demographic factors, age is important to the car industry due to the global population being older than younger.…

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