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    Leadership in Nursing Leaders are often thought of corporate executives and administrators, political representatives, military generals, or those who are the head of an organization. Nurses are also considered leaders because they make a difference every day in the lives of their patients and patients’ families by using their knowledge to manage and meet the patient’s needs (Kelly, 2012, p. 2). Leaders are not always managers, but are individuals that inspire others and do the right thing.…

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    leadership behaviors and their impact on job satisfaction. Skogstand et al.’s (2015) used constructive, laissez-faire, and tyrannical leadership behaviors for their study. The findings revealed that over times a laissez-faire approach is more destructive than constructive or tyrannical behaviors. Constructive and tyrannical behaviors lowered job satisfaction quickly but leveled over time while laissez-faire behavior decreased over time. All three studies concluded various leadership behaviors…

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    1.) What are the common characteristics of these re-founding eras: Jacksonian Democracy, the Civil War, and the New Deal? How was Jefferson’s re-founding different? • The Jeffersonian re-founding was an effort to protect citizens liberty from an overreaching federal bureaucracy. It also led to the merges of political parties. The Jacksonian re-founding led to a big democracy for white males and the full making of a two-party system. Jackson also moved up the powers of the presidency and the…

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    style. I do not believe sharing power can work. I think when you share power, the group can forget who is in charge. I would not want to be a leader who has to keep reminding everyone who is the boss. The free-rein leader is also known as the laissez-faire leader. They do not set clear boundaries and are not engage with the workers, (Lamberton & Minor, 2014, p. 161). They allow workers to work at whatever pace they would like. There…

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    corporations would liberate human energies from the restrictions that were imposed by industrial capitalism. Progressives disagreed over which solutions should be used to regulate corporations. These solutions included Laissez-faire, trust-busting, regulation, and socialism. With the Laissez-Faire principle, many progressives argued that marketplace forces were the best…

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    Adam Smith Capitalism

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    Throughout this article I found many economic concepts that pertained to Adam Smith as well as the growth and change of capitalism around the world. The first place in the article that I saw relate to capitalism was in the first paragraph when they were discussing where the company wanted to open its factory. The article states, “especially auspicious locations” This means a location where they are most likely to have success or in this instance make the most profit. This relates to our unit…

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    Management Styles Paper

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    Before writing this paper, I did not know that there were such a large variety of styles associated with management. In my limited experienced, I thought it was as simple as good bosses and bad bosses. Both to be endured and appreciated for the paycheck they resulted in taking home. I never would have imagined that when I sat down to research and write about managements styles that it would have such a profound effect on how I view the economics of the world and my current career! To start, I…

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    In the United States, a country that is such an economically dominant power, there are many debates concerning economic policy. From republican to democratic and classical to keynesian, politicians often propose different ideas from each other. A prime example of a clash of economic policies are the current presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Clinton’s economic proposals center around increasing taxes for the wealthy and expanding Social Security. However, Trump proposes…

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    Leadership Styles

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    authoritarian leadership style, democratic leadership style, and laissez-faire leadership style. An example of authoritarian leadership style would be a CEO of a company, whose word is final, and he/she expects each individual to hold to his/her responsibilities and abilities. An example of democratic leadership style would be representatives in Congress, who work together for the betterment of the United States of America. An example of laissez-faire leadership style would be start-up company…

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    weaknesses, displaying self-confidence and being willing to take stand, being able to compromise and giving credit to others. There are three types of leaders: Democratic, Laissez-faire, and Autocratic. A democratic leader is one who listens to everyone’s opinions and then bases his or her decision on what is best for the group. A laissez-faire leader is a person who doesn’t enforce many rules and allow everyone to function individually. An autocratic leader is a dictator who makes all of the…

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