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    1.1 Population Growth Population growth is an increase in the number of people living in a country during a period of time. There are factors to determine population growth, such as (Fig. 1): Fig. 1 Even though Singapore’s population stands at 5.54 million, Singapore’s population grows at a slowest rate in 10 years. It has increased by 1.2% from 5.47 million in June 2014 to 5.54 million in June 2015. Singapore’s population consists of residents and non-residents As for the residents; it is…

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    Weaknesses: 1. In spite of the very evident importance of the Tourism Sector for Pakistan, the sector has not obtained its due attention from either the Federal or Provincial Governments. Due to governmental negligence, after National Tourism Policy 1990, this was the 2nd National Policy Draft on Tourism. 2. With the abolishing of the Federal Ministry of Tourism as a result of the 18th amendment in the Constitution, of Pakistan there is no entity in the Federal Government, which could take…

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    MSME Case Study

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    liberalisation, the economy witnessed a leap of growth in large industries and enterprises, but surprisingly the MSME sector, which contributes six percentage to the Indian Gross Domestic Product (GDP), 45% to total national export and employs around seventy million Indians, is still struggling to find its footing and reach optimum performance. Though MSME total working enterprises, employment and market value of fixed assets grown at CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 4.39%, 4.75% and 6.64%…

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    Nanjing Government made after the 1911 revolution in 1937.There are real reforms after the 1911 revolution until the Nanjing government in 1937. The period was far more stable than the preceding warlord era. There was enough stability to allow economic growth and the start of ambitious government projects, some of which were taken up again by the new government of the People's Republic after 1949. Nationalist foreign service officers negotiated diplomatic recognition from western governments and…

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    4.7 FDI Opportunities in Nepal The overall opportunities for FDI in Nepal can be divided into three main headings namely comparative advantages, access to market and policy initiatives. 4.7.1 Comparative Advantsges Data shows that Nepal's most profitable sector for FDI are hydropower generation, cement manufacturing, Tourism industry, mining and exploitation, Agro-based indusries, Herbal and medicinal industry, Tea industry, Garment Industry, Carpet Industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Textile…

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    Huawei Case Study

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    But with economic growth, people become better off and prefer to use high-end mobile phone. Huawei lost a large amount of consumer in the past few years and left a stereotype as inferior product manufacturer in public. At the same time, startups in China like Xiaomi grows…

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    Greiner's Organizational Growth model describes specific phases an organization goes through over time as it increases in size. Each phase consists of a period of stable evolutionary growth followed by a crisis or turning point that needs resolution before progressing to the next stage. These periods of growth are described as evolution and revolution. When comparing the Greiner model to the US Navy, evolutionary and crisis stages have occurred since its establishment to leading to the…

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    Malthusian Population

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    The Malthusian model of population and economic growth has two key components. First, there is a positive effect of the standard of living on the growth rate of population, resulting either from a purely biological effect of consumption on birth and death rates, or a behavioral response on the part of potential parents to their economic circumstances. Second, because of the existence of some fixed resource such as land, there is a negative feedback from the size of population to the standard of…

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    Terrabase Case Study

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    for those resources” (Miller and Spoolman, 2010). As the population increases with factors of environmental resistance—the combination of factors that sets the carrying capacity for an area to limit population growth(oxygen supply, food supply, diseases, predators, space, etc.) , the growth rate decreases. After some time,…

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    environment in an urban area is determined by some specific facilities such as housing, sanitation, sewerage, drainage, drinking water supply, gas supply, electricity, garbage disposal and waste management. According to Hosni (2006), due to a rapid growth of urban population in the city, these services are extremely unsatisfactory and of poor quality and resulted in the limitation of resources. There is a congestion in public transport, problems with water supply, gas and electricity. These…

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