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customers, or increase their overall profit margin. Supply-chain management will also increase through the use of better processes which will help Railex remain competitive with their just-in-time style of order processing and ability to fine tune cross country shipping and the highest use of their railways and railcars. It is through these tactics that the highest level of efficiency can be reached, and due to its nature the company can be making money twenty-four hours a day seven days a…

ARAB PENINSULA: AN ANALYSIS OF WHO CAUSED THE ECONOMIC UNSTABILITY Since, the condition of every countries in this world is different. They can not fulfill their own needs by themselves, but there is also some countries that has a lot of natural resources more than the others, it creates the anarchy in the international scale. Every countries has its own interest in term of achieving their prosperity. According to liberalism, they competing each other to gain power. In the case of Arab…

start running on an international scale. Globalization has, without a doubt, taken the world by storm. Although there are a few benefits of globalization, from the top of my head – greater job opportunities in less developed countries, allowing businesses in less developed countries to sky by becoming parts of international organizations and etc. there is one major negative effect of globalization; which would be the widening gap between the rich and the poor. In this essay I will explain the…

the families. The impact of globalization on families is undeniable in terms of re-modeling the families. The globalization is a mean of more opportunities to travel, to meet people of different culture, to experience the lifestyle of different countries and to get access to the globalized world. The world has entirely grown up a single…

and computer-aided Design and creating unique architectural identity in developing countries- The case of the Arab city Abstract: With the current change, development, and crises faced by modern underdeveloped societies, two main issues comes to surface which affect the built environment, first is modernization, where Architects and designers have been pressured to embrace Globalization and where developing countries have become a willing victim of it, not only exhibiting its scars but also…

the most important for ensuring the sustainability of the resources for future generation. One way to use mineral resources sustainably is by reducing our dependency on it and find another renewable resources. For example, Germany is the leading country for using solar energy. Germany already installed thousands of solar panels, and they are planning to be use nothing but renewable energy by 2050. German has stayed as the top buyer of solar energy panels for several years and is expected to…

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Often a heated topic among business professionals as well as hard workers fearful of losing their jobs, outsourcing is big issue portrayed in the media. Outsourcing is the act of having people in foreign countries perform work that could be or once was completed by the home country. Although people argue that the labor is cheaper, it leaves others with a sense of dread as they fear unemployment and the effects it has on the economy. To begin with, it is important to understand why companies…

Question 1: The question given was to critically discuss the concept of marketing to the bottom of the pyramid. To define what the bottom of the pyramid is, is that it is a socio-economic concept that allows people to group a massive sector of the world’s poorest populations establishing an invisible and unserved market blocked by challenging barriers that stop them from recognising their human potential for their own benefit, those of their families and that of humanity’s at large.…

stablishes the idea that since the 1980’s, a new period of global capitalism has developed on incomplete and exclusionary logic. This growth-centric logic has since evolved into complex and interconnected systems of formations which enable corporate monetary growth at the expense of true socioeconomic inclusivity and betterment. The people who fail to “fit” into this conception of capital growth and challenge its “prosperity” become victims of expulsion, which varies in consequence but is always…