differences between the U3 and U6 unemployment rates https://youtu.be/C9onjpQGpSg •This video mainly focuses on the U3 Unemployment Rate, but it also shows the influence of labor force participation on the U3 rate. While not specifically noting the U6 rate, it does refer to other rates that provide a more accurate picture, that is a reference to the U6 rate. Note: The video has Closed Captioning. To activate it, start the video, mouse over the bottom of the video and click on the CC icon, then select from the menu. This week we are going to look into the labor market in some depth. We shall be examining unemployment as well as the labor force participation rate. This week you will examine the U3 unemployment rate (often called the Headline Rate because it is the one most often reported by the media) and the U6 unemployment rate (a more inclusive measure of unemployment) in detail. This activity will give you a deeper understanding of the different unemployment measures available to analyze what is occurring in the national labor market.[unique_solution] Assignment Summary:…

      International Marketing Management Student’s Name       Course Name Professor’s Name Institution Location Submission               Poster     The choice of country and its suitability Netherlands, Ireland and Cyprus are such a potential hub for the marketing of eco-friendly toys. Ireland, Netherlands and Cyprus are countries in Europe with the highest population of the young. It is one of the markets that can attract toys of this nature. Cyprus and Ireland market are huge and segmented in a manner that can attract consumption of eco-friendly toys. Ireland and Cyprus have a huge market for toys since the countries education system need toys to be used in education the young.  Toys such as blocks are vital amongst the young for education purposes. On the other hand, the increasing crowdfunding in Cyprus and Ireland has also increased the market for education purposes. The growing demand for environmentally friendly items in Cyprus and Ireland has also created the demand for environmentally friendly toys from the United Kingdom, thus favourable marketing. The recommended entry mode…

Condor operation Condor operation attacked drug clans in a plan to advance the drug trade decentralization. Still, in the same operation, federal police and the military police were allowed by the government to take over drug trades so that they could reduce drug lords’ powers. It was contradictory for the U.S government to emphasize that the Mexico government put the effort in the war against drugs while it was benefiting from the generalized extortion in the trade. When the Mexican government discovered this, they solved it in a cunning way which left the U.S government satisfied and as a result allowed enhance the advancement of the PRI’s agenda in politics. Although the Condor operation had its advantages, the involved task force was involved in different types of violence; for example, killings extortion, disappearance, rape and torture. When all these things were happening, and many peasants were being displaced, the government was announcing the sanctioning of the drug traders and further encouraged the journalist to cover and broadcast the assumed victory. An epilogue analysis of the pre-Columbian drug trafficking, cold wars…

Capturing the Essence of the Entrepreneurial Spirit –Notes on Conducting an Interview of an Entrepreneur– Introduction to Entrepreneurship Whitman School of Management Syracuse University     Overview   One of the most valuable learning experiences students interested in the field of entrepreneurship can have involves conducting a field interview of a successful entrepreneur.  However, to be of value, the interview must be done in a highly professional and systematic manner. It must be approached rigorously, not casually.  The student should prepare questions in advance.  Following this, it is helpful to first walk through the questions in a mock interview with a friend. The student should develop an efficient means for taking notes or capturing the key points made by the entrepreneur. When actually with the entrepreneur, the student must attempt to establish a personal rapport (taking the entrepreneur to lunch for the interview might help).  It is critical that the student does not just deal with superficial questions and answers. The key is to probe, to ask why, to delve beneath the surface to get at what the entrepreneur is…

Integration of Innovation and Entrepreneurship with Strategy The integration of innovation and entrepreneurship with strategy can be defined as a vision directed strategic analysis with a core focus on innovative and entrepreneurial behaviors that continuously develop the organization through the identification and development of innovative and entrepreneurial opportunities that result in value creation and sustained competitive advantage. For innovation and entrepreneurship to be ingrained into the very existence of the organization, it must be integrated into the organizational strategy. Organizations like Apple, Dell, and Southwest Airlines capture the essence of a strategy that is unique, innovative, and entrepreneurial in defining and creating market value. The integration of innovation and entrepreneurship with strategy allows top management to develop strategies that concentrate on (1) competitive advantages that are a core part of strategic management and (2) the identification and development of opportunities for which future competitive advantages can be developed and sustained. It is the simultaneous use of existing advantages and the identification of future opportunities that sustains competitive advantage and the ability to continuously create value and wealth. The integration is…

Line symmetry Line symmetry the background the line symmetry is the 3d line in the shape or a 3d plane of the shape with the line it touch the line of the xaxis and the y axis Another name for reflection symmetry. One half is a reflection of the other half. The ″Line of Symmetry is the imaginary line where you could fold the image and have both halves match exactly. The line is a reflection on the 3d shape of the shape of the X-axis and the Y-axis of the shapes when the line touches. The line is occured in sunflowers spider webs in animals. [unique_solution]The line can be a figure that can be mapped out by reflection. rotational symmetry its like a fan that spin in order like a pattern the rotational symmetry means the object move in a degree it look like the same that rotating 360 degrees like a fan the rotational symmetry is a 360 degree rotation of the shape like a fan of the x-axis and the y-axis It move like a vectors similar…

 how researcher-based decision making has a direct impact on the organizations’ culture Research methods Research methods are processes, techniques, or processes used in the utilization of data collection and evidence for an analysis (Shepherd, Williams, & Zhao, 2019). These processes facilitate the researchers with data, thus enabling them to unveil new information as well as understanding the topic better. Also, the processes aim to allow researchers to gain a better understanding of social interactions, complex processes, or cultural phenomena. There are several methods research methods approaches which includes an interview, observations, experiments, and use of focus groups. However, the paper explores how researcher-based decision making has a direct impact on the organizations’ culture. Also, the article discusses the pros and cons of collecting primary and secondary data. The paper explores the impacts of decision making on organizational management and leadership in business activities. It plays an influential role in facilitating the researcher’s creativity, success, growth, effectiveness, and the processes of goal achievement in modern organizations (Shepherd, Williams, & Zhao, 2019). The primary reason for carrying out this qualitative ethnographic study…

Case Analyses Instructions Case analyses will typically consist of your key recommendations to the managers in a case, along with the supporting logic for those recommendations. Address the issues at the time of the case (although you may also include a brief update of what has been done and what remains as current strategic problems). You should identify the strategic problems facing the managers (at the time of the case), state your position as what the managers in the case should do, and support that position using strategic logic. You should NOT use precious space rehashing facts from the case. Instead, key facts should be used (sparingly) to help justify particular recommendations. That is, do not simply restate what the case writer has said in other words. Go beyond the facts provided by the case writer by doing some new analysis of the situation facing the managers. Then develop recommendations based on the analysis. Also, when making recommendations, DO NOT dwell on things that the company is already doing.[unique_solution] Please respond to the four questions below. Refer to the guidelines…

MANAGING CHANGE IS CHANGE THAT IS IMPOSED ON YOU AS A LEADER INTRO: Introduction On the other side of managing change is change that is imposed on you as a leader. Your best-laid plan was derailed by an outside market force. A law was changed. A platform shifted. Something broke. What you thought you knew then, isn’t what it actually is today. Something about your style isn’t working in the current environment and you are being asked to make changes. A key employee has resigned for another opportunity and now you are missing a critical skill. You come down with the flu the day before a big sales presentation to investors and know you won’t be able to do the presentation. Someone changes their mind about an important strategic decision. Yes, the only thing constant in life is…change, itself. Change is ever-present and happening all around us at micro levels by the millisecond, and at macro-levels by the day, week, month, and year. Yet, so often people struggle with the idea of change. We are creatures of habit. Do you…

Sarbanes-Oxley-Context & Theory Jasso, S. (2009). Sarbanes-Oxley-Context & Theory: Market Failure, Information Asymmetry & the case for regulation. Journal of Academy of Business and Economics, 9. Central Theme Sarbanes-Oxley- Context & Theory, is an article by Sean Jasso and whose primary goal is attacking various questions that are helpful in the understanding of Sarbanes –Oxley as a public policy. To ensure the questions below were answered: how can the market failure concept be applied to ethical corporate governance? How authentic are corporate ethics in lip service or the Modern Corporation? Is it possible for Sarbanes- Oxley to gain positive results? Jasso structured his argument into three fragmentations. The form in which Jasso fragmented his arguments is through the philosophical and historical context of the firm presented by Aristotle and Adam Smith, focusing on examining the market failure and information asymmetry issue, and finally, critically analyzing the Sarbanes- Oxley from the policy analyst perspective. Of importance is that Jasso primarily looks into providing a more advanced understanding of the regulatory connection existing between the government and the corporation. In this article,…