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S ocial behavior ubiquitous in nature. An evolutionary product of sociality in animal populations is group liv- ing. Group living societies benefit from improved success in inter-group competition, protection from predations, enhanced mating opportunity, foraging success and group defence [1]. On the other hand, group living is also associated with the costs of elevated disease burden due to higher frequency of contact between hosts [2]. Recently, it has been suggested that the formation of…

Optimizing the Product Management Process Stages Description and stakeholders’ feedbacks In 2014, Post introduced the Product Management (PM) Process Stages approach which helped to drive Scoubido project to market. The PM Process Stages is based on the New Product Development (NPD) which consists of a process to bring new products to the market. There are several approaches for analyzing and responding to the challenges of new product development. At Post, the PM Process includes the following…

involve cash payments to disadvantaged individuals or families with lower salary or income than the average, individuals with disability, old age pensions etc. The Australian amount of welfare payments is equal to 19.5 percent of our Gross Domestic Product, while the Swiss amount of financial payments is about 20 percent of the total GDP. Initially, both governments spend a certain amount of resources to education. The Australian Government provides funding for schools, both government and…

In 2001, Douglas Conant was named CEO of Campbell’s soup, at that time the context was not ideal since the company was lacking in terms of performance and was facing competitive pressure from consumers (price and health conscious), competitors (domination of Kraft and Nestlé) and even from retail partners (private labels). According to Scott (1992 ) and his contingency theory, organizations have to adapt to their environment to achieve success. Conant’s needed to deal with uncertainty; his…

VIETNAM PROFILE OVERVIEW Official name: Socialist Republic of Vietnam Continent: Asia Region: South East Asia Form of Government: Socialist Communism Capital: Hanoi Largest city: Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) Official languages: Vietnamese Official scripts: Vietnamese Ethnic groups: 85.7% Kinh (Viet) Religion: 80% none, 20% other religions Anthem: Army March Anthem Demonym: Vietnamese Area -Total 331,210 km2 -Water (%) 6.4 - RANKED 66 Population (2014 estimate) -…

mixed economies. The differences of these two nations are quite large, with great variations in Gross Domestic Products and Human Development Indices. Economic Growth Rate is a quantitative measure of an economy’s increase in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) over time. Bangladesh’s real GDP growth rate was 5.8% in 2013, much higher than Australia’s growth rate of 2.5% in 2013. Gross Domestic Product Purchasing Power Parity (GDP PPP) measures the sum value of all the goods and services produced in an…

capitals but not to one another.”. Development was a word scattered all throughout this article as well as implied throughout it. Development is a combination of a country’s gross national product; the total value of all goods and services produced by a country of one year in-and-out of the country, gross domestic product; the total value of all goods and services produced within a country over one year, as well as per capita income; the average…

intertwined through trade and capital flows, and according to a 2012 estimate together they account for over 30% of the world domestic product. To truly understand the U.S and Japan’s economic trends one must carefully analyze the differences in the figures of their economic indicators. Such economic indicators such as Gross National Income (GNI), Gross National Product (GDP), and inflation rates amongst others allow for analysis of economic performance and predictions of future…

family income gini index, 2 countries stood out; Australia and Denmark. These 3 counties are all developed, so theoretically inequalities are more systemic than due to the process of development, and all three have global interests, so gross domestic product, or GDP, can be meaningfully compared to measure output. While some markers are hard to directly compare, each countries ladder of opportunities, social welfare programs and taxations redistribution give key incites into how these countries…

one of the fastest growing economies and one of the richest capitals in Europe. Helsinki being one of the richest city in Europe, contributes one third of Finland’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Researches show that Helsinki’s GDP per capita is roughly 1.3 times the national average. Finland’s Gross National Product on the other hand, increased to 46671 EUR Million in the second quarter of 2015 from 46625 EUR Million in the first quarter of 2015. The city of Helsinki has a population of 626,305…