growth of the American economy and determine how the American economy influenced Europe′s economy starting in the 1950s and afterwards The 1950s has been portrayed as an economic boom time for the United States, with housing, automobile ownership, the private sector, and government all expanding. Explain the growth of the American economy and determine how the American economy influenced Europe′s economy starting in the 1950s and afterwards. Why was the American economy successful? In what ways did Europe benefit from the American economy? Your paper should be 2-3 pages in length (excluding cover page and references) and formatted according to the Writing & APA. Be sure to discuss and reference concepts taken from the assigned textbook reading and relevant research. You must include a minimum of three resources: One primary resource (textbook or required reading), and Two secondary resources (credible, academic, or professional references beyond the text or required course readings). Review the grading rubric to see how you will be graded for this assignment.[unique_solution] The 1950s has been portrayed as an economic boom time for the United States, with…
The four subsistence patterns of food foraging, pastoralism, horticulture, and agriculture The four subsistence patterns of food foraging, pastoralism, horticulture, and agriculture are quite different. A food forager is a hunter- gather (a person who hunts and gathers their food from the wild). Before 10,000 years ago foraging was the only way of life, and still exists today in some societies. The Jo-hoansi people of Namibia, the Agta people of The Phillipines, and the Mardu people of Australia still practice foraging today (Haviland et al, 2013). With foraging, there is do division of labor. Woman work beside men, sometimes hunt bigger animals as well. What determines who will do the job is based on how complicated or difficult the job is, not by the gender of the person. They do not raise animals to eat, they only have animals for pets (usually dogs), or to aid them in hunting (Haviland et al, 2013). Pastoral societies are nomadic or transhumance people that rely on domesticated animals during their travels, for food. The nomadic people do not stay in one place, but…
Saudi-Qatari Crisis: Analytics Study of Power Concept in International Relations (Realism view) Background information According to literature, Qatar is unexpectedly found itself under siege from the neighbors. Including, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Egypt and Bahrain which have limited the diplomatic relationship. It was evident that even a modern era, the Qatar citizen’s face a lot of challenges. They have a mindset that Iran and Iraq support terrorism. The US has been one of the critical pro-Saudi lobbyists who is known to be threatening the regime in Qatar. According to history, there has been a significant rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Though Qatar has a small size, it is rich in wealth and petroleum resources which provide it with considerable influence. It has therefore been supporting the Arab spring and supported Muslim in Gaza, and Egypt. Qatar and its neighbors were in a big confrontation since it was blamed to have internal affairs. Qatar is, therefore, pursuing different policies of Saudi Arabia (Ulrichsen,2017 .p 123). According to Joseph Governments tend to use military power to bring…
Spend money or save them? Needs and wants in people’s lives remain insatiable as stated across the economic spectrum. This has introduced a big dilemma among people to whether saving or spending money is safe for them or not. However, it remains candid that no one knows what the future has, which means that people need not to ignore future concerns. It is therefore preferable for people to save money and remain pessimistic due a number of reasons that will be discussed in the paper. Preliminarily, people need to be financially independent for the purpose of handling unexpected emergencies. Medical emergencies take a toll order on the lives of people as some of them fail to meet the expenses. Some of the riskier surgeries call for extreme bills, which may force one to seek assistance (Leonard, 2008). Instead of waiting for humiliating incidents of borrowing money, people should consider saving schemes, which may allow them to counter medical expenses and other emergencies. However, some of the people may sound optimistic and ignore such emergencies. The ignorance is riskier and…
The architecture of Conflict Assessment Power Resources Used In Cyberbullying In a world dominated by technology, internet and smartphones, cyberbullying has become a common incidence in our daily life. When one is a victim of cyberbullying, they tend to feel depressed, helpless, humiliated, and others could even be suicidal. Technology implies that bullying is no longer limited to the streets or school (Frensh & Mulyadi, 2018). Instead, cyberbullying may occur anywhere and has a potential of involving millions of online users. Thus, cyberbullies use various resources to terrorize others on the internet. In most cases, they use digital technology to humiliate, harass or threaten whomever they desire. Compared to traditional forms of bullying, cyberbullying does not require two people to be face to face. Besides this form of bullying is not limited to a small group of witnesses; instead it is open to the global community. Role of Balance of Power in Cyberbullying Bullying may be considered as a form of “aggression” where there is an imbalance of power between the bully and the bullied. Any form of bullying is…
Internet of Things and Privacy The Internet of Things refers to the network of physical devices which generally include the home appliances and some other items which are embedded with sensors, software, actuators, electronics, and the connectivity which enables the embedded items to connect directly and exchange data (Atzori, Iera & Morabito, 2010). Every embedded item is identifiable uniquely by the computing system put in place. The number of capable online devices is increasing at a higher rate and it is anticipated to follow the same trend in future. With the Internet of Things, objects can be sensed or rather can be controlled remotely within the network infrastructure put in place (Chahid, Benabdellah & Azizi, 2017). This creates opportunities for directly integrating the physical world into systems which are computer-based. This results to improvement in accuracy, efficiency and economic benefit. It also leads to the reduction of the human intervention as most of the duties which could otherwise be performed manually by individuals are performed digitally by the computer systems put in place. Internet of Things is gaining interest and…
External Competitiveness and Internal Alignment External competitiveness policy in an organization refers to the dynamic system in which business functions against another organization offering the same service in an environment that is externally competitive while internal alignment policies are set of strategies and systems laid by an organization based on the worth of the organization (Bisceglia,2018). External competitiveness enables an organization to decide on how to pay its employees based on how similar organizations are paying their employees. Internal alignment compares job and skills level and how they are related to their pay among the employees of the same organization. In internal alignment, employee contributions to the organization are compared, and this creates competition within the members of the organization. As a result of internal alignment policy, employees are influenced to improve their skills in their field of specialization due to the internal competition among the employees. Internal alignment focus on pay relationships hence motivating employees to choose to increase their training, which affects the workforce and hence the efficiency of the organization. External competitiveness enables an organization to pay…
Effect of the financial crisis of 2007-2008 on the stability of the banks in the United States Introduction In the recent past, the economies of the countries have been interlinked and have become interdependent with each other. Consequently, all the countries across the world operate within the same realm of the financial market. In business environment the financial institutions are normally the backbone of any financial market and therefore it is destroyed by the global financial crisis. Of factor which if they are number of , This financial market ought to be controlled and managed in order to avoid the collapse of the market which results in large recess. This paper discusses the effects the huge financial crisis that hit the globe in the years 2007-2008 and evaluates the impact that it had on the American banks. The financial crisis of 2007-2008 A financial crisis started off as a subprime crisis in the mortgage market of the United States of America, and it turned out to be a major crisis in the American banking sector and also culminated into a global…
Effects of Industrial Agriculture on the environment Introduction With the advancement and the sophistication of technology in the present world, agricultural production has also taken on the path of embracing technology. Most farmers across the globe now are practicing industrial agricultural production. The use of industrial agriculture has had some benefits to both the consumers and the farmers. Industrial agriculture is reliable because of its cheaper food production. The use of biotechnology in industrial agriculture has led to increased availability of food products at relatively low prices. Again, the shelf-life of the produced foods is elongated by the use of modern food preservation methods that increases their economic value. Farmers are no longer affected by seasons due to the application greenhouse farming and irrigation which reduces the effects of seasonal weather changes. Due to the advanced food production and processing methods of the industrial agriculture, there has been reduced time for the food products to reach the destination market. Industrial farming has caused more harm to the environment and the farmer’s food production than it has helped to alleviate the…
TIME VALUE OF MONEY APPLICATIONS Time value of money concept explains that a shilling today is worth more than a shilling tomorrow, this explain the importance of obtaining money now rather than receiving the same amount of money later. This is because a shilling obtained today is free from any expectation of future uncertainties that might reduce its value and secondly the same amount of money held in hand can be invested to produce interest. (Crosson, 2008) Present value and Future value techniques can be used in assessment of financial decisions and financial value in the financial market. The Future Value of money refers to value of present sum of, payments or receipts money at some time in the future. It is the amount of money that will grow from money invested at some given interest rate. It uses compounding technique in finding future cash flow of a given cash flow at a future date. (Carr,2006) Present value refers to the current value of a future receipt or payment, it measures the value cash flow at the beginning of a…