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    Bma Research Writing Test

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    BMI Research Writing Test Question 1: What is the outlook for the US Economy over the next 12 months? In the midst of a presidential election, which will cumulate in November, the next 12 months represent an interesting period for the United States and its economy. Election years bring uncertainty, not only to the financial markets ripe with speculation, but also the domestic and international businesses that will need to contend with possible policy changes that will accompany a transition of…

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    Life Expectancy Rate

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    between developed countries and less developed countries throughout time. The two variables I have chosen to illustrate this are life expectancy in years and income per person (or GDP/capita) because we tend to determine level of development of a country based on the income and GDP per person. My observations reflect the concept because countries with higher income per person (such at The United States, Germany, or the UK) tend to have higher life expectancy rates than countries with lower…

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    World Trade Organization

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    to expect the world economy to operate on a ‘perfect competition’ model, but it is important to try and reduce barriers, so firms may operate anywhere in a fair manner and consumers then may have more options and ultimately lower prices. Holding countries accountable for unfair trade practices is essential to have a fair playing field for trading nations. There are definitely a lot of benefits with such an organization; an example being stated living standards have tripled after the…

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    Sportsmanship Influence

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    What influences do sports have on children? Well based on my experience as a sports counselor at Soccer shots for the last three months. I have seen the effects sports have had on them. Some have seen some positive effects, but have also witnessed a negative effect. It has strengthen them physically and mentally as well as taught them valuable lessons about sportsmanship. I have also noticed that you can easily become injured if they are not careful. Passion is also developed if played for a…

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    Nigerian Bank Case Study

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    internationalisation phenomenon of Nigerian firms. Amungo in Adeleye, White, and Boso (2016, pp. 69-91), “examining the factors influencing the international expansion of Nigerian banks” finds that Nigerian banks internationalisation is influenced by home country regulations and the domestic competitive pressure, managerial intentionality and risk diversification. Similarly, Boojihawon and Acholonu (2013) on the study of “the internationalisation of African banks” shows that the consolidation…

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    Ethics Of Refugees

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    This collective duty that world leaders realize should be implemented into worldwide refugee resettlement in countries whose current infrastructure can support them. Singer’s example of the Bengali refugees corresponds directly to the threat that the Syrian refugees pose to the greater good, or level of happiness within our global society. It’s important to note…

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    Over the past couple of weeks, we looked at many different articles and studied about many difficulties faced in developing countries as a whole. But in most studies of political and economic growth of developing countries the challenges faced by children and woman are not properly addressed and often deemed unnecessary aspects of research. Much evidence of gender inequality exists in society, some of the worst cases are found in developing nations. Some might wonder what these challenges are…

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    National Geographic’s article on Farming and Agriculture states that, “40 percent of the Earth 's land is now given over to agriculture” (Owen, 1). This means the amount of land susceptible to the detrimental effects of climate change is incredibly vast. The Farming and Agriculture article also notes that, “maps suggest that an area roughly the size of South America is used for crop production, while even more land; 7.9 to 8.9 billion acres (3.2 to 3.6 billion) is being used to raise livestock”…

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    Cheerleaders like Johan Norberg and Thomas Friedman argue that globalization is inevitable and mainly positive, whereas other critics seem to have slightly different views. As YaleGlobal Online describes globalization is “propelled by the desire to improve one’s life and helped along by technology… this increasing integration of the world has enriched life but also created new problems.” As one can see, globalization is highly contested, but there are undeniable good results and bad results,…

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    different countries aiming to make progress in different aspects including politically, economically as well as several other aspects. When a spotlight is thrown on Australia’s relationships with other countries, many often underestimate Australia’s relationship with Canada. It is one of Australia’s most valuable allies. Ever since the 19th century, both countries have been cooperating with one another and that led to having a great history between the two countries. Furthermore, both countries…

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