Financial risk

Synchronicity 1. I think the message the story wants to convey is to think carefully before committing an act as it can lead to decisive consequences. 2. Travis is born May 6, 1991. His home address is 29 Smithers. He is unemployed, but acquires a small benefit. Travis lives with his father who beats him. Additional, Travis also has no idea about his mother. Sergeant is a government officer. He is an experienced person given that he has worked with his profession for a long time. In the text,…

The three major dilemmas that Tim Cook faced were the following: national security vs customer privacy, ability vs action, and the Four Spheres of Manager’s Commitment. The most concrete dilemma that Tim Cook faced was whether National Security or customer privacy was more important compared to the other. On the one hand, people were using the company’s products to organize and conduct crime that put many others in harm. On the other hand, the company always claimed to be a product of the people…

It’s everyday for them. Getting water is what they have to do. Would you? “The Plight of Afghanistan’s Child Water Carriers” text by Sayeaed Jan Sabwoon and “For Afghan Kids, Hauling Water is a Living” video by Zarif Nazar are about children carrying water to help their families survive. The author’s portrayal in “The Plight of Afghanistan’s Child Water Carriers” text and the video “For Afghan Kids, Hauling Water is a Living,” has several distinct differences and similarities. There are…

Case Summary Professor David Beaufort was the department chair of the political science department for seven years. He led the department using a structural frame including rules and regulations; the faculty strictly followed him without question. According to the dean and provost the political science department was organized, well run and did not cause any problems. Professor David Beaufort died suddenly. His replacement as department chair was Helen Nelson who came from another college in a…

In 1961 Daniel Ellsberg developed the Ellsberg paradox. The Ellsberg paradox shows us that people choose to bet on known chances rather than unknown ones. Ellsberg provided this as evidence for “ambiguity aversion,” a general preference for taking known chances over unknown ones. In his experiment, Ellsberg used the following choice problem: There are two urns each containing black and red balls. Urn 1 has 100 balls and the amount of black balls and red balls is unknown. Urn 2 has 50 black and…

Mortality salience and travel: Mortality salience is a subset of overall salience bias. Salience bias is defined as making decisions based on easily available information (Mullainathan & Thaler, 2000), because of its vivid, visceral nature keeping it prominent in the mind. Mortality salience, then, is individuals’ awareness of the inevitability of their own death, and the use of this knowledge in their decision-making. The possibility of death is ever-present, yet focusing too much on it causes…

Can Brunei Darussalam economy withstand until the year 2035 or even 2020 with the current economic situation? Every country must have or face problems either social, political or economic issues. Not to mention, Brunei Darussalam also faces these issues. One of the issue that can be seen is economic issues where it can be seen to have effects on the country and also the people. Economic issue is the problem of having limited resources or revenue to satisfy the endless needs of the people and…

Collaboration can be built on sharing of quality information and extending trust between the supply chain members. The supply chain partners should strive for developing effective collaborative objectives, common performance measures, sharing of rewards and risks and forming alliances. Once a positive relationship is there it helps for further integration of processes in the whole supply chain particularly in RL. Hence collaboration is vital to superior RL…

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Worship 2.1. Experience 2.2. Deity 3. Life Cycle 3.1. Marriage 3.2. Death 4. Festival 4.1. Diwali 4.2. Holi 5. Performance 5.1. Ramlila 5.2. Ramayana 5.3. Durga 6. Gurus 6.1. Anand ma 6.2. Radha 7. Caste system 7.1. Dalit 7.2. Brahmin 8. Diaspora 8.1. Pittsburg 8.2. Hindu 9. Identity 9.1. Militant Hinduism 9.2. Tolerant 9.3. Hindu Hinduism 9.4. Interlogue 10. Conclusion 1. Introduction The book is a collection of 12 essays on different walks of Hindu life…

In the third book of his publication, “The Nicomachean Ethics”, the philosopher Aristotle elaborates on the arguments which he has presented concerning moral virtues, and invokes the concepts of voluntary and involuntary actions, choice, and responsibility to support his claims. The first segment within Book III of The Nicomachean Ethics concentrates on the conditions required for a person to either praise or blame another individual with regards to the actions that the other party has…