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    Subsidizing the public urban transport has been a common feature across countries and cities, both developed and developing countries have implemented subsidies resulting in a sound demand for public transport services. However, the reasons behind why cities are subsidizing public transport and the means to do it are not as common ground as the existence of the subsidies. It is possible to justify the existence of subsidies on economic efficiency arguments, since the subsidies compensate for…

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    Upon stating the public health issue, the key elements of the public health issue, and the goals that are hoped to be achieved, further thought out strategies led to the question- How to improve the testing procedure already in place for Zika? Two public health approaches were concluded to possibly function as a solution: Change Implementation and Management and Performance Improvement Systems. Change Implementation and Management relates directly to a purely public health change implementation…

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    identify target groups by income, age, or risk factors, and design incentives to address one of the common denominators. At the risk of appearing biased, this approach would provide support for those most at risk for unhealthy lifestyles behaviours. Offering a sales tax at the point of purchase, rather than a tax credit in the spring, would decrease the expense of purchasing equipment or supplies related to a healthy lifestyle and provide a tangible, immediate benefit according to von…

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    Brian Shaffer Case Summary

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    school officials informed Brian's mother that he needed a school that could better accommodate his needs. Brian's parents contacted respondent Montgomery County Public Schools System (MCPS) seeking a placement for him for the following school year. MCPS evaluated Brian and convened an IEP team. The committee generated an initial IEP offering Brian a place in either of two MCPS middle schools. Brian's parents were not…

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    Ashland Inc. to Valvoline Inc. This paper will show how Ashland Global Holding Inc. is not attractive for most potential shareholder to invest in for the short term or long term. In the manufacturing and chemical distribution industry, Ashland Global Holdings Inc. is a global specialty chemicals and technologies company that serve a wide range of companies and consumers in the architectural, automotive, construction, food and beverage, and much more. This company employ “more than 5,000…

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    ESA #6A Task 1 1(a) Use the Baldrige Education Criteria for Performance Excellence to analyze the selected school’s operational policies and procedures and then provide a written evaluation with rationales of those policies and procedures. Reviewing the easyInsight:Baldrige Self-Assessment provided clearer understanding into the level of knowledge of the current Buckeye Career Center principal compared to myself. In terms of quantification, the principal answered 86% of the questions easily…

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    Diabetes Critique

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    Commissioning Mental Health and Diabetes Services (Swage, 2011). This will be followed by a critique of its relevance and efficiency as a public health policy. A mention will be made on its implementation and influence on mental health services and their nurses in the United Kingdom (UK). Firstly, however, it is important to establish why diabetes is considered a public health issue and why an awareness of this condition is relevant to mental health services. It is then necessary to critique…

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    accepted that, for a democratic society to merely exist, let alone effectively function or flourish, the media and government must co-exist, while retaining independence, and healthy levels of scepticism. This symbiotic relationship informs the general public of significant issues, and, theoretically, safeguards against power or influence corrupting either of these institutions. Politicians rely on the media to relay their policies, values, and actions, to wider audiences, while the media need…

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    other forms of art that portray humans there has been many debates on whether certain pieces should be out for all to see or not. Who gets to decide what is displayed? Should it be the public opinion? The writer of The Atlantic Monthly firmly believes that the art shown in museums should be determined by the public. The writer conveys his ideas through analogies, diction, and syntax, also the relativity of his or her concepts will be explored. To begin, the writer uses an analogy about a…

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    Entry 1: Today we discussed the public sphere. In summary, we discussed the emergence of the “mass audience”, the low/high culture binary, and determining where the idea of “the public” comes from. We have a conception of the public sphere from the bourgeois class. The set ideal is that of a private (civil society) and the public (state-mediates crises). This public sphere is formed and operated through the norms of publicity. There are five norms that make up publicity: status as person is…

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