Policy Trade-Offs for Commons The utilization of public and natural resources is subject to multiple interests from various parties. While some of these welfares align, many are conflicting, leading to antagonistic approaches from stakeholders. Consequently, national governments and international authorities come up with relevant policies to promote the interests of different stakeholders as well as safeguard commons. Therefore, trade-offs are essential policy strategies to accommodate dissimilar perspectives of stakeholders. Ecological Policy Trade-offs Environmental concerns have become a central aspect of modern affairs. Policies regarding conservation are devised to promote sustainable ecosystems and bio-diversities. However, their formulation is based on a consideration of other elements as commerce and private rights of ownership. Notably, protecting the environment comes at a cost to other industries who seek to sustain their culture or earn income for economic development. The International Whaling Commission (IWC) is an example of a global agency that spearheads the development of environmental policy trade-offs. The commission ensures that threatened whale species are protected from commercial fishers while at the same time allowing Aboriginal communities the right to continue hunting the…

The Effect of Leadership Style on Organizational Performance of Multinational Manufacturing Companies in Egypt Introduction Any business aims to ensure that it gains profits and becomes dominant in the market that it operates. Each organization also has set goals and objectives that are supposed to be completed in a specific period. The purposes are made based on the size of the organization, existing market conditions, and the working environment that the company is. To achieve the goals, there is a body that is set to oversee the functioning of the company. In many cases, it is a board of management. It is composed of leaders from different segments of the organization to make strategies and follow them up until the goals of the organization are achieved. Management is the process of controlling resources such as labour, capital and land to accomplish a well-defined goal or objective (Myers, 2019). Leadership, on the other hand, is the process by which an executive can guide or influence the behaviour and work of those under them to achieve the aim of an organization. International…

Analysis Paper: Columbus’s Description of the Discovery of America (1492 The article selected for analysis is titled Columbus’s Description of the Discovery of America (1492) covers the Spanish exploration and conquest of America. The article is a documentary about the history of Spanish exploration and conquest of the New World. The historical document covers one of the Journeys’ of Christopher Columbus and the thrilling discovery by the crew. The article was initially written by Columbus in his journal and was edited by Bartolomeo de Las Casas that constitutes the content in the document. Columbus was among the famous explorers and Spanish leaders deployed in the conquest of territories across the world, in particular, North America. The editor, Bartolomeo de las Casas was a Spanish colonist who acted as social reformer and historian (Holt, 28). He was appointed as a bishop then protector of Indians at some point in his productive professional life. The author was writing the journal to account for the events and encounters in the adventure into the unknown. The sources entail primary sources of information on the…

The Future of EdTech Technology has had a significant impact on how to do things. It has impacted various industries like healthcare, agriculture, governance, media, businesses, and even education. For a long time, it looked as though technology has not been impacting the educational sector. Now the narrative is beginning to change. EdTech (Education Technology) is becoming a buzz word nowadays. But what does the future of EdTech look like? Top 5 Gadgets that will change the future of EdTech The learning approach and methodologies have been transformed hugely by the emergence of diverse technologies that are shaping the future of education. Here are the top 5 gadgets that will change the future of EdTech. 3D printing technology With CAD (computer-aided designs) already full-blown, 3D printing is a great addition to illustrative learning. With 3D technology, students would be able to show how they arrive at designed prototypes rather than just narrating with words. It is one technology engineering students cannot do without. Cloud computing Talking about the future of EdTech would not be complete without mentioning the trending and…

The industrial revolution The industrial revolution occurred in two phases; the first industrial revolution, which happened in the mid-18thcentury to about 1830. This phase of the first industrial revolution only occurred in Britain. The second phase occurred from the 19th century to the early 20thcentury. The second phase started in Britain and later on spread to North America, Europe, and Japan. Later on, in the 20thcentury, the revolution spread to other parts of the world. The first industrial revolution in Britain occurred because of the need to supply the necessities to the growing population. From the video,it was stimulated by the fact that Britain was rich in coal and iron deposits, which were the backbone of the revolution. Second, the country had many reliable sources of water, and third, many of her colonies provided her with the raw materials necessary to run a factory and also a market for the finished goods. The two industries that pioneered the revolution were the iron and textile industries. The creation of the first looming wheels led the textile factory bloom, which replaced the…

Experiences of The Immigrants in The US Taking this class has been the most enlightening session in my entire life. I have not only learned about immigration but also the reasons that spurred the migration and how the Japanese immigrants dwelled in the United States, the formation of ethnicities in the United States culture, the rise of racism. I also came to read about the immigration of the Chinese into California and the struggle of the government to rid some of the Chinese following the rise in populations, using the Chinese Exclusion Act Clause. From most of this ethnic immigration to the US, one thing is for sure, and the immigrants played a significant role in the development of the economy of the United States. Additionally, I also learned about identity generation from the reading, A Shocking Fact of Life, and I found the book intriguing, especially the choice of words that the narrator used in the story (Sone). Most interestingly, the narrator explained that he did not like the sudden change of events, following the discovery that he had…

emergence of the technology and its background, the different data mining methods, and the significance of the information derived from data mining in the education sector Abstract The emergence of data mining techniques and software has contributed to exploration of data bases. This technology have grown within a short period and come up with a series of advantages to human life. According to the paper you will find out the emergence of the technology and its background, the different data mining methods, and the significance of the information derived from data mining in the education sector. Through an example you will learn the ease associated to using current software in data mining compared to manual calculation hence appreciating the importance and value of data mining tools. Introduction The invention of the computer have radicalized the society we live in and impacted numerous changes in every sphere of life. In the past data was stored in big rooms where a lot of space and energy was involved. Summarizing this information into entirely and coming up with useful trends was almost impossible…

The rules of trade capped in the Sherman act of 1890 were integral in economic liberty Significant reform and changes were directed toward economic transformation and innovation. Improvements in industrialization gained significant traction in the 1870s to early 1900s. Government policy was at the center of effecting the change as the policy was drafted, coupled with legislative references. The United States Congress ratified the Sherman Act in 1890. Focus is accorded mergers that are prohibited by the law. Ultimately, the federal trade commission act seeks to curb unfair methods of competition. The civilian conservation corps were formed as an executive order to deal with rampant unemployment. It was denoted by the ravaging effects of the great depression. The rules of trade capped in the Sherman act of 1890 were integral in economic liberty Theodore Roosevelt’s government formulated the Sherman Antitrust Act. It was after the recommendation of the bureau findings that proposed the need to change the way business is done in America. The government’s initiative to ensure railroad companies maintained their charges. (Schultz 363). The great depression in the…

NAFTA and Women Introduction Although some would say that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has been successful throughout the years, the NAFTA had not only economic effects, but also social effects, such as deteriorating worker conditions, especially for women. There have been numerous studies that indicate the benefits of NAFTA, including the growth of the economies of Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Mexico has specifically experienced rapid growth of its industries and farming sector as a result of NAFTA, even though subsistence farmers have been negatively impacted by increased competition from foreign companies (Horan, 2001). Americans and Canadians, on the other hand, continue to enjoy low prices for various commodities, which would be more expensive in the absence of free trade. This paper seeks to discuss how these gender inequalities manifest, and explores how the inequity can be acted upon to give women the same chances to succeed as their male counterparts. Discussion Despite the adoption of NAFTA, gender inequality continues to be witnessed in terms of employment opportunities available for men and women. New employment opportunities…

Developing countries  Prosperity and stability remain a critical factor in all states. The stability and prosperity defines the economic status of citizens. Thus, a country leadership needs to focus on establishing measures that propel prosperity and stability of the economy and politics, among other factors. In modern times, nations have experienced economic uncertainties globally, such as the 2008 depression. Developing countries are extremely affected by economic uncertainties and dynamism witnessed in contemporary times.   Prosperity and stability play a critical role in the realization of the major goals set by people in a country (Second Committee, 2016). For prosperity to be witnessed by every citizen, the economy needs to be stable in terms of growth. With a stable economy, it brings opportunities that need exploitation, leading to prosperity that enhances continuous growth in the economy. With the growth of a country presenting a significant issue in the contemporary world, it requires exploration of the major threats that halt prosperity and stability in developing countries. Developing countries are characterized by high rates of unemployment, dependence on the primary sector, export of primary products,…