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This video is a quintessential example of an interesting theory gone awry. It suffers from intellectually dishonest although technically correct examples, painful analogies and grants Dr. Schwartz the all-important power of ESP as well. For an intellectually dishonest example, we will use his assertion that the local electronics store houses 6.5 million stereo combinations. That is roughly 20 to the power of 5 times 2. So assume 20 varieties of speakers, headsets, decks, wiring harnesses,…

Deliverable B: NorthbrookOriginated as a small family grocery business in Germany, Aldi's growth and expansion into the U.S. had to overcome fierce competition within the market. Pricing is always a keyfactor in attracting and maintaining customers. Also,Aldi has been focusing on operating discount stores to offer up to 1,300 everyday grocery items at a low price. To accomplish this, Aldi reaches out to suppliers of fresh and home goods and gains contracts for purchases. 90% of the products…

These brands also have deep conditioners, shampoos, gels, mousses. and sprays that are dedicated to damaged hair. There are also attempted solutions that don’t work. Most of these for sale “solutions” are store brand products. For instance Wal-Mart, Kroger, and Target all have products that have been compared to another, more reliable, name brand product. These products don’t affect the hair at all. They don’t affect hair because they’re not the same as name brand, ingredients are at lesser…

Since 1938, the minimum wage has been raised several times; usually it would occur almost every year, sometimes it would happen three or four years later. But now, it hasn’t changed for the past five years. In 2007, the minimum wage was $5.85; in 2008 it was raised to $6.55, and then again in 2009, it was raised to $7.25. It is now the year 2014, and the minimum wage remains at $7.25 an hour. A full-time worker who is paid the minimum wage would make an annual income of $15,080. Most of the…

ECON310-1603B-08 Instructor: Janet Hunter Unit 1- Macro and Microeconomic Concepts in a Global Context Amanda Kranning August 17, 2016 Part 1 With the development of a 5-year strategic growth plan for our growing company specialized in the production of semiconductors for the use of many technological equipment, many concerns arose to the factors that would come into play. We explored the following questions and have concluded the following: • How would international expansion affect your…

I have never felt as though I have been exposed too much diversity where I grew up, but now that I live in Terre Haute, I can see it more. I grew up in the smallest town one can think of. Cornfields after cornfields. It was so small if fact that I never seemed to see anyone who was much different from me. Our school system is made up of predominately white people, and it still does not seem to be changing. Growing up, I saw people who were like me every day. I guess I just was not looking hard…

“30 million people receive help from the Salvation Army last year”. (The Salvation Army USA) The Salvation Army is made to help all kinds of people in many different ways. They have programs that can help adults get back on their feet, help elderly get the help or love the need, and help the homeless find food and shelter. They also help combat human trafficking and help families reunite with each other. The Salvation Army is designed to help women, men and children get they need in times of…

11,250. There’s no nice way to look at it. 11,250 kids struggle to get enough food to eat each and every day in Fayette County, Kentucky (God’s Pantry, 2016). The parents of 11,250 young boys and girls are scrambling fruitlessly to find a way to bring food to the table. With few options for relief, it’s no wonder why so many kids go without nutritious meals for prolonged periods of time, whether it is for one year or for their entire childhoods. Hunger in Fayette County has become painfully…

(Statistic Brain, 2015). With the high availably it does not give the consumer a good barging stance on the price of soft drinks. The only real option that the consumer has in regards to bargaining power is the option to buy the generic brands like Kroger and Lucerne. Even though the option to buy the generic options are available to the consumer, the loyalty that each of the major brands is so strong and inexpensive, that it would require a significant economic drop for the consumer to switch…

In recent discussion of the book The Divide, a controversial issue has been welfare, and how Americans are treated on it because people think that they are abusing it when at the same time powerful CEOs and corporations will do much worse but are still treated completely normal. On the one hand, some argue that welfare is a big issue because people are abusing it to steal money, and that it is more important than stopping these CEO’s. On the other hand, however, others argue that welfare has an…