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    Bhutan opened its doors to tourism in 1974, the country has experienced consistent growth and development. Tourism in Bhutan has made major contributions to the economy by generating employment and surplus revenue for the government (Tourism Council of Bhutan, n.d). The tourism industry in Bhutan is based on principles of Gross National Happiness; implementing the strategy of high-value, low volume to prompt economic growth and to diminish poverty (Sasiwan, 2016). Tourism in Bhutan poses a…

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    Metro Railway Case Study

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    around 6.8 million and the metropolitan area contains 7.7 millions of residents. With the development of IT and industrial sectors, the city is on the verge of tremendous growth of population and traffic which leads to high pollution levels and steep increase in fuel consumption.The government has decidedto meet the superlative growth with well-planned public transportation infrastructure with HYDERABAD METRO RAIL…

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    Temasek Case Study

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    shareholder and investor, its portfolio covers a broad spectrum of sectors including financial services, telecommunications, media and technology, transportation and industrial. It is owned by the government, important for government revenue and national growth but is separate from the government and operate under the provision of Singapore Companies Act, thus not a mechanism for government control. The Temasek model is a success in Singapore, one of the characteristics of this model is the…

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    last socioeconomic, political and cultural reform has make the Philippines stands on the acme of the new era of prosperity. Philippines require a dynamic local consumer market and attract foreign investment by investors outside of the country in key growth industries. Strategic location of Philippines which flanked by the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea makes it a critical point to some 500 million people in the ASEAN market. Therefore, Philippines this country offering larger trade…

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    Sarkari Naukri Case Study

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    The demography of India is the youngest in the world right now. We have 65% of the population under the age of 35 years. Something which propels the growth of any nation. An ever-increasing young population with an ever-growing ambition. The coming decade will prove whether we can achieve our goals or not. That is, whether we as a country will be able to provide avenues for development. The biggest contributor to this is the creation of jobs. It is here that we see the importance of Sarkari…

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    for a span of about 138 years, beginning in 1810. The primary cause of this trend was the industrialization of western countries such as England and the United States, leading to higher life expectancy and greater income (Mayr, 2017). Following the growth of the quality of life gap, a contradictory trend began in 1948 when the practice of colonialism ended. Since then the quality of life gap between eastern and western countries has been decreasing due to the increased export of valuable…

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    Before the age of discovery and colonization, England was an "underdeveloped" country in relation to the standards of the developed countries of the period such as Germany, Italy and Low Countries. While the population of France and Italy were respectively over 15 and 11 million, the number of inhabitants in England and Wales were fewer than 4 million. Also, Carlo Cipolla points out that England was more backward than that of most of the Europe continent in terms of the technology and economy.…

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    Rogerian Argument There are 7.442 billion people living on this planet as we speak. That is a very large number. Now let me give you a couple more numbers to go along with it. 70 million people; these are the individuals who live with an eating disorder every single day. 36.7 million; these are the people who live with HIV/AIDS in the world. The authors of the readings for which this argument comes from all agree that one of the main reasons that these epidemics have become so out of hand is the…

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    Population growth and globalization are impossible to completely restrain. Exponential growth of the population has been happening for the last two-hundred years and growth will continue. In some societies, large families are almost required while in others the birth rate has declined. As technology increases globalization occurs at a faster rate. It is almost impossible to distinguish where in the world many businesses are based or where some products originate. Integration and growth are…

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    On the other hand, we can consider several advantages for overpopulation around the word such as industrial, medical, and agricultural improvement, economic growth and adding…

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