THE CHANGE IN OPINION ON THE ASPECT OF FOOD AND GMOs Introduction An environment is a place that requires continued analysis and understanding. As an individual, different aspects continually need to get enforced in creating a better environment that would favor the environment they exist. However, to understand the environmental issues, there is a need to have a stepwise approach that gives a clear indication of the different elements to improve the environment. The various modules all through our course provide a better plan as to the various roles and individuals engaged in taking a better part in shaping the aspect that would benefit both the environment and the individuals. With the government taking different roles and working on different perspectives, there is a need to get involved and provide the necessary support. The various modules highlight various aspects that require response and improvement as a way of creating an impact on society. More importantly, it highlights the various elements that, when brought together, would create a much more influence towards changes in the immediate environment. With the different presentations…
Internal and External Environments That Affect Strategic Planning The mission and vision statement of a company is very vital in dictating the overall performance of the company. It creates an appeal to its target market about their product and services, thus marketing the company. Therefore, selecting a vibrant and achievable mission and vision statements requires transparency. It ensures the company’s sustainability in the present and the future as well as outweighing the competitors to the company. Every company has its own goals and strategies, which dramatically is integrated into the mission and vision statement (Crawford, 2015). This paper will base its focus on the Saudi Arabian food industry — specifically, The McDonald Company, which mainly deals with fast-moving foods in Saudi Arabia and its environs. The company has been the most performing company in Saudi Arabia in the food industry. It is attributed that the contributing factor tops their successful performance id due to the formulated and outstanding mission and vision statements. Both statements exhibit the tenacity of the company to the most competitive in Saudi Arabia (Crawford, 2015). The…
Everything that you need to know about MUDRA bank loan – FAQ What is a MUDRA loan? MUDRA loan or the Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana is a Central Government flagship launched to generate business and income in India. MUDRA loan helps the micro and small-scale units to set up their business by providing funds up to a maximum of Rs: 10 lakhs. Who are all eligible for the MUDRA bank loan? Any Indian citizen who has valid documents to prove their identity and address can apply for MUDRA loan provided the funds required for their source of working capital does not exceed ₹10 lakhs. What are the necessary documents for applying the PM MUDRA loan scheme? Income proof, photo identity proof, address proof, bank statement of the last 6 months or 1 year (depending on the amount required), 2 recent passport size photos, MUDRA application form, and a loan application form. How does the Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana scheme work? There are 3 types of loan facilities provided under the PMMY scheme – Shishu, Kishor, and Tarun. Shishu scheme provides…
Inflation and unemployment Inflation and unemployment are some of the most challenges that affect many nations. According to Yolanda, 2017; Behera & Mishra, 2017, both inflation and unemployment affect economic activities such as export, investment, saving, economic growth, and poverty. For example, inflation declines the social welfare level. On the other hand, low inflation has the potential of lowering the economic growth rate, decreasing job opportunities, inclining poverty and gradually result in a recession. According to Behera and Mishra (2017), inflation has a positive effect on gross domestic products hence reducing the level of unemployment? Minisi & Pantina, 2017 state that unemployment rates are influenced by other social factors such as insecurity, economic growth and so forth. Unemployment continues to be a critical challenge in the economic growth and development of many countries. This has resulted in researchers developing the different frameworks of unemployment evolution and factors that affect (Helpman et al., 2010). Long fluctuation in unemployment is most common in shorter business cycles. Short-term economic challenges such as unemployment and inflation have been noted to be the most macroeconomic…
some additional tips you can use to plan a cost-efficient wedding without breaking your bank The main concern that arises when you are planning a wedding is the budget. You may dream of having an incredible wedding, but you have reservations about going overboard with your preparations. So how do you create a memorable day that does not break the bank while also making you look like a cheapskate? The key to saving costs at a wedding is embracing flexibility. A good example is when choosing a wedding date. It is a fact that numerous weddings happen at the same time. You can reduce your spending by adjusting your wedding date to one where vendors are not busy, allowing you to drive a bargain for reduced costs. You may as well choose to look out for offers and bargains online such as the blue nile promo code that offers discounts on items such as wedding rings and earrings. Here are some additional tips you can use to plan a cost-efficient wedding without breaking your bank. Choosing a wedding venue Your…
Money and Banking Guidance for the Term Paper Writing a term paper is a learning and training process. Rather than simply deducting points for the mistakes made after it is turned in, I believe it is better and more useful to tell students the standard and criteria for the paper so that you will learn to do the right thing and fix those potential mistakes when writing it. Basically, this guidance is so designed that if you follow the instructions step by step, you should expect a full score or a very close one to it for your paper! Deadlines: Late submission is subject to point deduction by the rule that 10% point is deducted if one day late, 20% points are deducted if 2 days late, …… .Note that you must turn in Final Draft as scheduled. First draft and the final draft. The first draft is mainly for feedback purpose. It will be “graded” with my comments for your further revision but it will not really count, except the late submission penalty. The final draft will count,…
Strategic planning in organizational crisis management What is crisis management? Crisis management is the recognition of risks to the organisation and its members and the approaches used by the organisation to resolve these challenges. In consideration of the uncertainty of international politics, companies must be able to cope with the potential for drastic changes in the way they perform their business.Crisis management requires actions to be made instantly and/or often after an incident has already taken place. Organizations also create a crisis response strategy to reduce confusion in the case of a crisis,which is a very important strategy that can either cause a business to fail or survive. Preparing for a crisis is very important because when the time comes,the firm wil be in a state of panic therefore,the decisions will either be very short-term or tend to be uneffective.Preparedness allows the firm to get back on it’s feet in the shortest time possible. How does crisis manangement work? Any enterprise, big or small, can have issues that may adversely affect the usual course of operations. unfortunate crisis such as…
shadow banking, its operations, potential risks, and its development in the world Introduction The non-bank financial intermediaries can do their banking operations without following the traditional banking regulations. Market-based finances such as investment banks, money market funds, mortgage, among other services, are vital components of shadow banking. Also, shadow banking entails risky investment products and loan-shark operations that occur between individuals and business organizations. The shadow banking is a symbol of economic risks as it may fuel financial instability in the process. The shadow banks raise short term funds to buy assets in the money markets. Examples of the assets include mortgages with long term maturities and operate against traditional banking regulation. The securitization chain runs from the original mortgage that has been sold and comes back as a security that will be sold to the initial investors. In banking, shadow institutions do not operate with banking licenses as opposed to the traditional banks. Hedge funds, SIV, SPE, and repurchase agreements are some of the complex entities in the shadow banking regulations. The investors and borrowers are brought together through…
money is not the only compensation required to keep employees compensated Discussion I have always held the opinion that money is not the only compensation required to keep employees compensated. Besides, an organization will be forced to pay more to keep its best employees where another organization comes with a higher sum. My desire to stand by my opinion led me to search the internet and came up with some great insights. Upon visiting Business News Daily on https://www.businessnewsdaily.com/10731-money-not-enough.html , I realized that other compensation methods existed that showed that money was only an option where an organization decided to add on to the benefits enjoyed by employees. Incentives such as trusted relationships and creating challenging work have proved effective in keeping the best employees. Some of the organizations that have shown the need for employee compensation are Google and Facebook. The employees on both organizations have been treated to motivation packages that do not necessarily have to include money in them. For example, Google treats its employees to free food, massages, off-site trips, and even flexible work schedules. The fact that…
Impact of a pandemic on Indian Economy Abstract: This paper investigates the Impact of a pandemic on Indian Economy. The main focus of this study of this research is find out the economic impact in all the various sectors which will help us in understanding the pandemic better, and how deep is the impact. This study considers various reports and concludes that despite of the sluggish economic growth of India since 2019, the outbreak of COVID-19 has led to a further drop in the economy. The nation has also been listed as among the top affected nations across the globe due to the pandemic. Keywords: Pandemic, Covid-19, Indian Economy. ——————————————————————————————————————— Introduction: Any pandemic comes with the possibility of negative economic impacts. Currently, several nations, including India, are steadily going to lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The World Health Organization declared the virus outbreak a pandemic during the second week of March 2020. The declaration came four months after the novel virus first made headlines. Several suspected cases of COVID-19 have been tested in India, resulting in more than two…