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Kawasaki Disease Nichole Grodis YTI October 6, 2015 When I think of the word Kawasaki, personally I think of a dirt bike, not a disease. Not many people know about this disease because it is very rare. So rare there is only 20,000 cases are reported each year. This disease is named after Dr. Tomisaku Kawasaki, a Japanese pediatrician, the disease was likely around for a long time but it was not until 1967 that it was recognized as a disease (American Heart Association, 2012). To further…

Costco utilizes the same distribution strategy internationally as they do in the U.S. The company makes an effort to obtain products locally by developing relationships with local suppliers in order to reduce supply chain costs (Soni, 2016). This tactic also helps Costco provide products that are partial to the local customer base. Products are sold at Costco warehouses, demonstrating a direct involvement in distribution. Globally, the company utilizes a distribution strategy in which the supply…

The Supreme Court is tricky with some of their rulings and terms. The terms standing and justiciability are two of those tricky terms in which they more of the less mean what the Supreme Court wants them to mean. The term justiciability is a limit on whether or not the court feels that it can exercise its judicial authority. This term is tricky in the fact that it say whether the court feels it can answer a case. This term was used to decide in the case Goldwater v Carr. The term standing…

A fashion and accessories industry such as H&M, Bauhaus and I.T apparels Limited, which will discuss and have a managerial implication for this study. I.T apparels Limited have coordinated 758 subsidiaries in the world such as Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Japan and USA. For the monetary factor, it is about a staff salary, bonus or allowance which is the benefit of the employment contract. In fashion and accessories industry, the companies mostly use a basic salary plus the commission for the…

Consumer perception is a very important factor for any business with a new product or an existing one. Consumer perception is driven from the nature of attitudes. Cooper and Schindler (2014) states “An attitude is a learned, stable predisposition to respond to oneself, other person, objects, or issues in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way.” (Cooper & Schindler, 2014, p. 268-269). Understanding consumer perception helps a business understand why the consumer purchased the items they…

Case Studies A number of studies on technological addiction are seen when the literature is analyzed. In a two-year longitudinal study of 3,034 third through eighth grade students in Singapore found approximately nine percent of gamers to be pathological players according to standards similar to those established by the American Psychiatric Association for diagnosing gambling addiction. Also, in a study conducted by Gentile indicated that video games were played by 8.5% of…

Administrators develop policies within their organizations to address bullying, but there is research that shows educating in the name of prevention should be implemented. Just as the internet is a world-wide institution, so is cyberbullying. Researchers in Taiwan conducted a study that supports the notion that educating youth on what cyberbullying is and the effects it can have could help to lower the rate of instance. Lee, Zi-Pei, Svanström, & & Dalal, (2013) proposed an educational program,…

in East Asian states, guiding them to historically unprecedented industrial transformation, and it is unanimously agreed upon that the developmental state model was successful in economic growth of the East Asian countries such as Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. However, the puzzle we have to solve is whether the developmental state model delivers development without limitation, or if the model is doomed to failure once the industrial catch up has been achieved. This essay will briefly elucidate the…

I. Problem/Issue Definitions a. Major Ethics Issues While Richard Okumoto was reviewing the “adjusting journal entries”, he noticed some entries that concerned him. These entries caught his attention because they “significantly changed the company’s results.” Furthermore, these entries were made by the CEO, James Dooley, the corporate controller, and senior members of the finance department. The most noteworthy entry was worth $997,000 and it affected the retirement and severance benefits of…

year 1750 Henry Fields formed a group of volunteers and they were used for investigators when a crime scene was reported. One of the very popular forensic science professor is Henry Chang-Yu Lee. Henry Lee first started off as a police captain in Taiwan, he then decided to move to the united states in 1965 and attended Criminal Justice in New York university also known as “NYU”. In 1975 there was no such thing as forensic science. After Henry Lee graduated from NYU he established a program of…