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    path analysis to find the relationships among the variables was a key factor. The sample was significant for the study and the path analysis model because it required a large number of cases and this study had 2,565 participants. The responses from the survey allowed the researcher to use factor analysis to find the types of subscales. It was useful since it allowed finding the most common responses from the participants. Factor analysis creates clusters based on both categorical and continuous…

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    The term entrepreneurial opportunity would usually presume a profit-motivated event. The adjective entrepreneurial emphasises that the profits are chased through creating a new good and presenting it to the market (Whetten, 1989). Other scholars define the entrepreneurial opportunity as situation that provokes the discovery of new goods, services, production technologies and organizing methods that are able to obtain some economic value in the future (Shane and Venkataraman, 2000). The…

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    Theodore Schultz (1961) argues that there is plausible cause to believe that human capital is responsible for the economic growth from 1900 to 1956 and even today, although economists and society grapple with the thought of investing in human beings as “capital goods.” Not only does it go against the grain of our moral values to refer to human as “capital goods” but that it is intolerable and it degrades people. This paper identifies with and examines the concept of human capital theory from…

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    formal plans, centralized leadership and precise intentions. The planned approach is characterized with a specific mission, shared organizational intentions and realization of these intentions. This approach neglects the consideration of external factors such as changes in government policy, customer preferences, and introduction of new technologies (Hamilton & Webster, 2015). Such type of approach cannot be applied in the modern business environment due to non-availability of absolute…

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    Wind Turbines Analysis

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    The Justice department prosecuted a subsidiary of Duke Energy for killing golden eagles and other protected birds, ending the legal double standards on enforcement. The federal subsidies had fueled the wind turbine growth as well as wind-related jobs are costing millions of dollars to the common taxpayer. Apart from this, suburban and rural residents in areas where these wind turbines have come up, do not want them in their neighborhood for the constant noise they…

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    Mindset Of An Entrepreneur

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    The Mindset of an Entrepreneur P5) Determine the characteristic traits and skills of successful entrepreneurs that differentiate them from other business managers. An entrepreneur is an individual who takes initiative by planning a venture which an opportunity is available for them to benefit from. They are people who supply risk capital as a risk taker, as well as the one who controls and monitors the activities of the business. Entrepreneurs are commonly sole proprietors, a partner or the…

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    Crystal Methodology Paper

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    Crystal Methodology Critique, Benefits and limitations Crystal methodology was first bound by Cockburn in 1998. In crystal, the projects are divided according to their size and the criticality of the system being produced (Ramsin & Paige, 2008). Member of the crystal family is marked with a color to show the weight of the methodology, that means the darker the color the heavier the methodology. Crystal recommends choosing the appropriate color of methodology for a project based on its size and…

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    I believe that the plan to get back sweetie’s heart using computer science to scan her brain, and make a perfect A.I simulation of the program will ultimately fail. To first understand my arguments, one has to understand the argument of A.I, the different types, and why the A.I that is needed for this program will most likely never exist. I support Nagel’s theory, in which no matter how much technology advances, there will always be something different between machine and man. This puts A.I.…

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    higher than the other renewable energies. Solar energy also has plenty of different scales of deployment ranging from residential to commercial plants, making solar the most dynamic option. When comparing the recent growth among all renewable energies, solar has the largest recent growth. Over the decade from 2003-2013, there was an increase in photovoltaic use by more than 40% every year (Benda, 2014). This number shows a strong future for solar energy as it is continuing to grow every year.…

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    acceptance of the vision, values, and polices of a company. Failure to establish healthy communication can lead to poor work culture. Diversity within the work force is an important factor because a diverse population within an organization is good, giving an employee a sense of fewer barriers and more opportunities for personal growth. Employment of skilled workers to an organization leads to retention; by bring the right fit into an organization bringing about loyalty and greater efforts on…

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