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    (Tencer). There are many causes behind rising food prices. A main reason is the fact that much of Canada’s food is imported, and it requires extensive amounts of fuel, so transport is costing companies more, and consequently, they need to charge more (OXFAM Canada). As well, climate change has adversely impacted crops and is projected to keep getting worse. Housing prices are another sticky situation. The price of buying or renting a home in Canada is up by 9.9% (Canadian Real Estate…

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    a partnership between an optometry Director and Retail Director which is similar to franchise agreement. OXFAM The name Oxfam comes from the Oxford committee for famine relief founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food suppliers to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in the enemy- occupied Greece during the Second World War. Oxfam is an international confederation of charitable organisations focused on the alleviation global poverty. It…

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    Keeping The Minimum Wage

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    percent and reduce the number of people living in poverty by 900,000 (US News, 2014). OxFam released a report recently explaining more benefits to raising the minimum wage. One often overlooked factors when discussing minimum wage is the moral of the Public. Studies show that the moral of Americans would increase greatly if the minimum wage was raised because majority of the public wants it (OxFam, 2014). OxFam also explains the benefits that raising the minimum wage would have on the overall US…

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    Sales Model Of Tesco

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    and computers. Tesco uses direct selling in order to keep up with their competitors as it is positive for them since it helps them attract new customers. This way they will be able to get new and loyal customers. Along with Tesco, other website like Oxfam also uses direct sales. However, their purpose for using it is different to Tesco as they use it so that they can get more money by selling products to help people and not to grow their business. • Online sales with physical delivery- this is…

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    sub-Saharan Africa, for example, average poverty rates remain above 40 percent. Since 1970, Oxfam America has been making a difference. They continue to promote change “from the bottom up” through hundreds of grassroots organizations around the world. Oxfam doesn’t impose solutions. We believe that people have the power, the right, and the understanding to create solutions for their own communities. Oxfam provides financial and moral support and networking assistance to enable…

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    My interest in helping people was spurred on from being familiar with my peers’ mental health problems. I recognise the effects on themselves and their families both psychological and physiological. I aspire to being able to help others resolve their issues, working in a field which enables me to do so. I would feel extremely satisfied to be able to help others in a form of counselling or therapy practice. I feel university would be an enriching place to study and an experience that cannot be…

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    The fundamental problem with the greatest happiness for the greatest number, is that it eradicates genuine people and turns them simply into numbers. This is shown explicitly in Bentham’s hedonic calculus, which turns ethics into a calculation. The issue with this is that it can deem blatantly immoral acts as “the right thing to do”. Following this philosophy, we can easily justify, injustices and the violation of rights such as gang rape, murder or the general suffering of others in order to…

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    straightforwardness in product markets and find a way to acquire over the top guess, for example, toll points of confinement and stead limits, so that item prospects markets can assume their appropriate part without being commandeered by hot cash (Oxfam Canada, 2011). Hot cash is capital that is every now and again exchanged between budgetary organizations trying to expand premium or capital…

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    thesis in his article “The Singer Solution to World Poverty.” His thesis is as follows: • If you don’t donate to organizations like UNICEF and Oxfam America, you’re acting just as badly as Bob. The reason why Singer believe this is because Bob’s situation resembles that of people able but unwilling to donate to overseas aid organizations like UNICEF and Oxfam America. Singer paraphrases one of philosopher Peter Unger’s book, Living High and Letting Die example in his argument. It is about a man…

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    African Foreign Aid

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    may cause problems for the receiving countries. For one, aid can lead to not only monetary dependence, but dependence on political assistance. African countries with poor governance may grow to depend on advice from foreign agencies (Knack, 2007; Oxfam, 1998). For instance, if certain agencies have agendas or biases toward certain policies, they may direct the country to allocate the funding toward vocational education, rather than the actual needs of the country, which might be textbooks or…

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