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    Style of leadership matters as well. Eagly and Carli present three different styles of leadership: transformational, transactional, and laissez-faire (Eagly and Carli, 2007). Laissez-faire, when translated from French, means “let do”. It is basically the absence of leadership, where no responsibility is taken or leadership is shown, rather things are left to unfold as they will without direction. This type of…

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    and weak individuals to thrive and achieve their goals. Social intervention exists to protect people from the atrocities of society that will interfere with their wellbeing, whereas, economic intervention seeks to correct the wrong doings of laissez-faire capitalistic period of the Enlightenment, which caused social and economic inequalities, such as unemployment ( Heywood,2004).Modern liberalism had reached its climax during the post war period , with the regeneration of industries and the…

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    Based on the website, (What Is Autocratic Leadership?, 2015) “Autocratic leadership, also known as authoritarian leadership, is a leadership style characterized by individual control over all decisions and little input from group members. Autocratic leaders typically make choices based on their own ideas and judgments and rarely accept advice from followers. Autocratic leadership involves absolute, authoritarian control over a group”. Based on my understanding, autocratic leadership is a…

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    During the election of 1824, four candidates were in the lead: John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, William H. Crawford, and Andrew Jackson. Jackson, the leader of the Democratic Republicans, had the greatest appeal among the four, but he didn’t have the majority of electoral votes. John Quincy Adams, leader of the National Republicans, had the most electoral votes. According to the 12th amendment, the voting of the top three electoral vote getters would move to the House of Representatives. Clay was…

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    Introduction This observational report analyses and reflects upon coaching methodology and styles currently in operation. It identifies and contrasts its various styles of coaching obtained from the observation of the dynamic and multifaceted relationship between coach and athlete whilst performing in their training environment. For the purpose of this analytical report and as a principal influence in my non delineated guideline, I made use of the already existing observational methods (ASUOI)…

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    contentious aspects but also the positive impact this decade had on America’s future. Alexis de Tocqueville stated that American Exceptionalism was propelled by the following five characteristics: liberty, egalitarianism, individualism, populism, and laissez-faire economics. One similarity amongst the five is that they pertain to the welfare of people and as a result: the country as a whole. For many people, the sixties is synonymous…

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    and U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, the project was one of the most ambitious projects in history when they began construction, however the completion of the project was credited to Roosevelt’s willingness to delegate authority to experts. Laissez-faire leadership can be quite effective as it maximises the strengths of the team, and, in the case of Roosevelt, the nation. Delegation is an important aspect of leadership and in the end makes the processes of democracy more efficient in addition…

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    Roosevelt took office in March 1933, the country was in atrocious economic condition, banks were collapsing, businesses were failing and the stock market continued to plummet. The New Deal was the beginning to an end of the American devotion to laissez-faire government and began to centralize power in order relieve such a crisis. Roosevelt's New Deal did undeniably represent a radical departure from previous American traditions in government and political economy. The New Deal was a plan…

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    INTRODUCTION Germany established a market-social economy following World War II in the 1950s (Webb, 2014). The market-social economy concept “has on the one hand a basic free-trade orientation and on the other hand some ‘social’ percepts that modify the outcome of the market process by redistributive and social security measures …” (Witt, 2002, para 2). More specifically, “the term market” reflects the desire for a marketplace free of government influence with exception to protection of…

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    different styles of management that are essentially strategies used to by the manager to motivate and inspire employees to follow their lead or direction Okon & Isong (2017, pg.3). There are four main management styles: Autocratic, Paternalistic, Laissez-Faire and Persuasive. For example at Google the key managers are the Chief Executive Officer, currently Sundar Pichai, who is the head and face of the company and the Head of People Operations, currently Laszlo Bock, who deals with managing…

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