Participatory economics

This is the lowest price that the government will allow a commodity will be able to be sold for. The price floor usually does not decrease below minimum wage. b) The first economic question that should be considered is who? Who is the good or service being provided for? Who is in need or want for a good or service? Which goods/services will be for the public and for the private use? E.g. there is traffic congestion on the highway…

Universal Sompo General Insurance is one of the biggest partnership ventures in the Indian General Insurance Industry. The venture is between Indian banks those are Allahbad Banks, Karnataka Banks and Indian overseas bank. The Japanese Indo insurance company has its headquarters at Mumbai, and now, the industry is growing rapidly. The company got legal certificate in 2007 and after that the company never looked back and kept on developing. There are about 113 branches and 17 zonal offices across…

1) What does the term “Bharat” stand for in the context of the given passage? 1) The urban India 2) The ever growing Indian market *3) The rural India 4) The promising growth of India 5) None of these 2) According to the given passage, which of the following can be said about the success rate of the ‘Startups’? 1) High *2) Low 3) Moderate 4) Very high 5) None of these 3. There was a loss of momentum in venture funding in 2016 in Indian start-ups because- 1) There was a lack of confidence in…

2. With the newly proposed plan, the gap between first-class and non-first class has been lessen. Even though the luxurious vibe and prestige has been compromised, the new plan makes the service more accessible. The impacts it may inflict to the airline itself is inducing less cost since there would be no more maintenance and service provision in a first-class level. Also, they were also able to attract people who can afford the now business studios. Even though the first-class service has been…

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Strategic Management paper focused on the problems that Universal Robina Corporation is currently facing and will have in the future. The paper analyzed the comparison of Universal Robina Corporation to its closest competitors. It aims to create strategies for the company to maintain the strong image and its strong financial condition. It will serve as a guide for the company about the factors that they need to take into consideration for the coming years. With the…

United Cereal Case Study Questions 1. As Lora Brill, United Cereals’ European VP, would you authorize Jean- Lue Michels’ request to launch Healthy Berry Crunch in France? In November of 2009, there was a drop in shipments and shares of the product and their studies presented that over 30% of survey-takers did not like the product because of the form and consistency of the product. In my opinion, the product should be tested and developed longer; which means that there would be an enormous…

After the huge success for YUM! Brands Inc. in China during 2015, the company announced in October 2016 their plan to execute a multi-year strategy to speed up growth, minimize instability and maximize capital return which will bring about a company that is more focused, more franchised and more efficient. This will ultimately enable YUM! Brands to lead more growth and at the same time will empower the company to convey sustainable, long-term results (Anon., 2017). 3.1 Growth drivers of YUM!:…

home country of the company. One company that follows this strategy is Toys R us (Cullen, 2013). The regional strategy uses some of the advantages of the international and transnational strategies while adapting their products to the local needs. Economic integrations like the European Union or MERCOSUR develop this strategy. Transnational and international strategies are appropriated when the company wants to reach a global market. Transnational strategies have a certain degree of flexibility…

There are many negative consequences of globalization, so I find it difficult to focus on just one. In my opinion, they are equally important. Deforestation, terrorism, the spread of infectious diseases, the slave trade, and inequality are all a result of globalization. Although, these are all topics that are of deep concern, I chose to focus on the power behind it all. An increase in power for one of the largest and wealthiest nations on earth, the United States of America, has caused an…

As large empires grow, their stability becomes increasingly difficult to maintain due to differences between social classes, oppositions to policies, and changes in religions. As recorded, China has been in this position multiple times, given that it holds one of the largest populations in the world. Consequently, it had to use a certain doctrine that is authoritarian enough to effectively rule over its people, with the accompanied moral guidelines derived from said doctrine. For example, the…