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    but the NRA was not always this extreme of an organization. (Shamsa -describing the NRA) The NRA stands for National Rifle Association. It is an American nonprofit organization that advocates for gun rights. This organization was founded in 1871 which is 146 years ago. The people that founded the NRA are William Conant Church and George Wood Wingate. In the year 2017 the NRA has around 5 million members (“National Rifle Association”). The organization also “founded to advance rifle…

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    topic I have chosen for my perspective paper is regarding sex education in American public schools. The topic itself has been and continues to be a controversial issue in the United States. The two main styles taught in American schools include: comprehensive and abstinence-only sex education. Comprehensive is evidence based education which focuses on abstinence as a choice. It teaches individuals about contraception, sexually transmitted diseases and techniques of avoiding such diseases. In…

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    the field is to work as a team. This is because on the field, you need a team to win games, 10 game win streaks, divisions, championships. It’s not based on one player, it’s based on the team. Off the field, Good teamwork is essential for high performance in any business or non profit organisation. They want to be the most elite company or organization(THE IMPORTANCE OF TEAMS, page 1).The last reason why Youth Competitive Sports teach kids to use on and off the field is that they learn how to…

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    because of the yearly costs and legal fees. We also must look at New Belgium Brewery as an employee driven organization whose employees take pride in sustaining this idea. While the B-Corp. certification may seem to legitimize the company’s efforts to achieve the triple bottom line. It goes against the intrinsic rewards that New Belgium Brewery offers their employees. Intrinsic rewards are the non-monetary rewards the employees receive such as job satisfaction and increased moral. With the…

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    Japan. Chernobyl, the disaster in 1986 was the worst nuclear power plant accident in history. Although, Fukushima following the Chernobyl disaster was not as deadly, it not only affected people of Japan but all around the world. Therefore, the United States felt it was necessary to get involved and assess the situation. Fukushima and Chernobyl had a huge impact on the world mainly in Japan. These two accidents required a great number of…

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    Tier Decision Making Model

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    (survival of the fittest), the main difference arguably is that the tier two model allows for developing countries to negotiate terms with developed nations through multilateral organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF). A major distinction between the two models is that the tier two bargaining is based on micro-economic factors such as market size of host nation, product differentiation and technology, while tier one model is largely driven by macro-economic and political…

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    Ethics In Labor Unions

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    Values.” (Cohen, 2008) She also continues to discuss “how the labor unions must realize their moral legitimacy as a means and not just as the ends sought by labor organizations. The legitimacy of the Union will help to advance the union goal of improving the lives of all of its workers.” (Cohen,…

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    Favored Nation Clause

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    The Most Favored Nation clause refers to a level of status given to a country by another and is enforced by the World Trade Organization. When a nation grants this clause to its trading partner, it means that the state seeks to increase trade with the other country. Through Most Favored Nation countries can offer each other specific trading advantages such as reduced tariffs, fewer trade barriers, and better import quotas (Acconci, 2005). These are also the factors that countries consider when…

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    Craft a code of ethics for the USOC to abide by. Do you think the USOC should adopt standards of conduct that exceed those followed by businesses? Explain. Code of Ethics The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) code of ethics is intended to provide a guide to the everyday professional conduct of its members. • Country representation is a public trust, requiring members to place loyalty to domestic and international laws, regulations…

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    Arguments Against Piracy

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    provided by SEGA as one quarter of 80% is equal to the other 20% who have purchased the game, in effect doubling their income. With the percent of users pirating videogames is between 40 to 80 percent even for one of the largest game developers, profit off games becomes increasingly difficult as a large majority of their player base is not paying for the game they…

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