Soft skills

Sugary drinks can affect everyone in the world. Specifically in the United States, the government is trying to implement a tax on sugary drinks. Although the tax would be unnecessary and unethical, if there is going to be an unnecessary tax on sugary drinks then the revenue from the taxation should be used for rehabilitation and education to stop and prevent obesity and diabetes. Taxation would only be decent if the money was budgeted for the good and overall well being of people who are obese…

Miguel's Response "Taxing with a purpose can make all the difference in how society thinks about whether giving tax makes for good policy" (10). According to, "What the Soda Tax Means for Consumers," by Brian Gale, he argues that taxing without knowing why, can make society think it is a wrong idea, but while knowing why taxing is beneficial, would make society think it is a good thing. While one may find it hard to argue that taxing sugary drinks, especially soda, should be implemented,…

Advertisers prey upon the societal pressure to be thin, young, and beautiful. With zero calories and zero grams of sugar, diet soda advertisers have the easy job of marketing their product directly at people who desire being skinny. Even though diet sodas appear as the best alternative to drinking regular sodas loaded with sugar and calories, the artificial sugars within diet sodas have been linked to negative health effects and even weight gain. So before immediately associating a soda coined…

concluded to be the worst soda for teeth, but the chalk didn’t change enough for the experiment to be a sound source of proof. When you take a sip of soda, the sugar and acid attack your teeth for twenty minutes, starting over with each sip (“WDA”). Soft drinks have a very destructive effect on teeth. They have emerged as one of the most significant sources of tooth decay (“Colgate”). The sugar and acids soften the tooth enamel and, if not fixed, can eventually lead to tooth loss. An example of…

Discussion: In this section the results of the degree of water hardness of the water samples of this group using the two primary methods EDTA and AA will be discussed and analyzed in terms of which sample is exhibiting a high degree of hardness and which sample is considered to have a small water hardness value compared to other samples, and test the hypothesis and prediction of the water samples being tested. According to the results obtained and calculated the water sample that has a high…

Changing the type of liquid from water to soda appears to crush the soda can a bit more. When we added water to the soda can the average percentage of the can crushed in milliliters after being flipped onto the pie tin was 40%. But when we added soda to the can instead of water the average percentage of the can crushed was 45%. That is 5% of the soda can being crushed more when soda was in the can. Our evidence was strong because when we were doing our experiment, we made sure that the can…

In the article “Soft Drink Industry Fights Proposed Food Stamp Ban,” written by Robert Pear, he emphasizes that banning food stamps to buy sugared-sweetened beverages is unfair because not everybody receives the food stamp to buy such drinks, and the people get received…

compilation of emergency room reports of patient’s who reported energy drink related adverse effects, shows that energy drink users would report more adverse effects than those who used only traditional caffeinated beverages such as tea, coffee, or soft drinks (Jackson et al., 2013). Such reports include abnormal heart beats (arrhythmias), tooth decay, behavioral issues, high blood pressure, fainting, and insomnia. Others reported jolt and crash episodes, palpitations, and headaches…

Environmental Scan Paper The environmental scan in strategic planning helps an organization determine both internal and external factors that might affect their long-term goals. According to BusinessDictionary.com (2015), “an environmental scan is the vigilant monitoring and evaluation of a firm’s external and internal environments for detecting early signs of opportunities and threats that may influence current and future plans”. In this paper I will explore the external and internal…

Analysis of the Coca-Cola Company Name Institution Analysis of the Coca-Cola Company Introduction The Coca-Cola Company is among the biggest beverage companies with a largest global market. This company was initially started as a local business and later developed into a multi-billion empire with equally significant market shares. The formation of the incorporation in 1991 and the substantial returns of over $5 billion witnessed in 1992 served as an indication of the future success…