Exclusive Economic Zone

Imagine transporting goods from European Territory to Native Territory, What Would it be like? The process to transport goods were all under one name and that was the Columbian Exchange. The Columbian Exchange is a passageway that transported goods and provided food for everyday life. In the passage “Columbian Exchange” by Mark Burkholder the effects caused by the Columbian Exchange are reflected through the diseases that killed thousands of Natives, the diets of the Europeans and animals…

What is sustainability? and How does it affect commercial air transport? Sustainability can be generally describe as ability to maintain and undergo any changes despite economic growth or recession. As part of progression of 21st century, human population are growing rapidly and in the other hand it will have been demonstrate a great impact on transportation sector. One of dominant transportation that have been used are commercial air transport. People tends to use air transport instead of other…

Ogbomosho Indigene. There are various views on the factors that prompted migration .The economist believed that economic determinants are the basic reasons for migration, while others feel that a host of intervening factors are also responsible in the decision to migrate. According to this research work, Ogbomosho people migrate mainly for social, political, economic and religions reasons1. However, experts who study Migration tends to see migration flows as a combination of…

2.4 Luxury and Sustainability 
On the bases of financial value of a luxury product, consumers are ready to pay a premium price of the goods. These goods are not normal goods as it holds qualities of being luxury with its quality level, scarcity and aspiration. As stated above, luxury deals with scarcity and scarcity is related to something which is on the verge of extension or of a very limited supply. Therefore we can say that if a luxury product is encouraged for a more reasonable price, this…

CORPORATE SUPPLY CHAIN: TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY??? A CASE STUDY OF NESTLE & MARS IN RELATION TO CAMBODIAN SEA SLAVES MSc FAM - TEAM 3 KHAMLICH ALI ROSADO GLORIA EZE HENRY UGOCHUKWU OCTOBER 20, 2015 ABSTRACT Slavery, a practice that seemed to have disappeared but it apparently still exists. Indeed, the New York Times article (14 september 2015) explains that slaves laborers, from Cambodia, work for suppliers of big internationals companies like Nestle and Mars. These slaves…

environment could be composed of PEST forces - political, economic, social and technological forces, which are both positively and negatively affect the e-business market (Wood, 2000). In other words, the…

interact and handle outside business transactions (Corporate Culture, N.D.). Global factors that affect organizations are political, economic, social and technological. Political factor can include any of the following, laws of data protection to environmental and trade police’s, to government stability and changes in tax policy and competition regulation. Economic factors include growth rates, inflation and interest rates. Unemployment trends, changing labor cost, credit availability and trade…

As an international business manager one maybe faced with numerous ethical and legal consequences of doing business. Even an international non-profit business such as Doctors without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres which as its mission is to; “provide assistance to populations in distress, to victims of natural or man-made disasters, and to victims of armed conflict. (They do so) irrespective of race, religion, creed, or political convictions.”(1), must still operate within certain…

influences that revolve around social and economic policies. Social polices mainly concerns of ideals that directly promote the well-being of every individual in society; most social policies tend to target different groups involved, with the opinion of existing biased towards the wealthy (Greenberg and Page 2007, p. 414). Economic policies are policies with the ideal of improving the welfare of individuals through managing and improving the economy. Economic policies had become a major part of…

1) A $100 bill is lying on the ground in the middle of campus. No one is close to it and there are few people outside. Is the money taken? - I chose rational choice theory because the money is lying on the ground, and no one is out asking if they have found a specific amount of money. He is making a conscious decision as to whether pick up the money or not. He is not stealing the money from anyone, and no one is questioning him about finding any money. The money is just lying on the ground. No,…