Crowd Sourcing Crowdsourcing is the process of putting to use disparate individuals to perform a service that generates ideas, information or content about something. Crowdsourcing was introduced in the early 20th century, which was other times referred to as the wisdom of crowds. The concept that crowdsourcing was trying to put across was that many people coming together could generate the best surprising, collective insight or value as a workforce (Saffire, 2019). It occurs because many people around who make decisions, especially in business and organizations should reach an agreement which should be rational but in turn a well-informed decision. The kind of data collection in the crowdsourcing consists of developing groups called data sets which originates from a large group of people. Sometimes data provided may have missing links, and therefore the sources and the people who supply the data must be found, people who know and are more than willing to try and look at the pending issues themselves.  The way of indicating this crowdsource information was introduced and originated from the scientific world (Eric, 2017). They’re very…

Abortion Debate in Ethics Abortion is the terminating pregnancy by the expulsion of the embryo or the fetus before it is time o ready to survive in the outside world. Abortion which occurs without being induced is called a miscarriage, but the abortion that occurs with deliberate interventions is called induced abortion. Whenever abortion is done but at late stages, and the fetus can survive outside, it is called new termination of pregnancy (Jones, Witwer & Jerman, 2019).  Safe abortions are considered the best procedures in the medical industry, but the opposite happens with unsafe abortions as they are the leading cause of maternal deaths. In the United States, abortion is considered safe compared to childbirth, which has been rated to be 14 times higher chances of death for the mothers. Globally, over 56 million abortions are carried out, with 45% of them conducted unsafely. Between 2003 and 2008, the number of abortions slightly reduced with the introduction of family planning methods and birth control. And it even became safer as from 2008, almost half of the women were able…

Diversity in the Movie “Titanic”             All through the 20th century, minority groups have been making some significant steps towards equality in American society. That has been seen from land-owning rights, rights to vote, and now in film industries. All these improvements make us one community as Americans. But unfortunately, it has not gained access to the entire American society as a collective whole. All these challenges are because of white supremacy and racial discrimination beliefs that had been there from the 19th century. These notions had gained the mindset of the American directors and movie actors for a very long time that it gave way to segregation of the minority groups. A film like Titanic, for instance, is an independent American romantic story that, on a human gauge, was created in the late 19th century. The film was written, directed, co-edited, co-produced, and partially financed by James Cameron. The director used several good actors such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates, Billy Jane, Bernard Hill, Francis Fisher, Bill Paxton, and David Warner. Despite the success of the…

Janesville Amy Goldstein’s American story, “Janesville,” makes use of ethnographic conversation, which connects the accurate systematic account of people and traditions with their habits, customs, patterns, and mutual differences. The criterion helps the audience get a first-hand understanding of the effects the General Motors company had on the people of Janesville, Wisconsin, when it came to its closure. Amy Goldstein’s story gives elaborate step-by-step details, which are an ethnography with pieces of profound information that defines not only disturbing concerns of the United States economy but also offers a detailed understanding and costs of the end product of the economic and social turbulence on a personal level. The author, Amy Goldstein, describes the struggles of the three families, Vaughns, Whiteakers, Wopat, who share the same struggles in that community after the closure of the General Motors plant. These families hold on to their American dreams in a postindustrial economy. The essay will focus on one of the families profiled, Wopat, and Mary Willmer, community manager from a local bank, who helped the community through the plant closing. Matt Wopat, a…

Organization issues and possible solution An organization is an entity that is composed of many parties, people, and objects, for example, and institution or an association developed for a particular purpose.  In this case, an education institution; a university can serve as a case. As the organization continues to expand and diversify, the chances of having a lot of organization problems increases.  It is accurate as it is experienced by small business owners who have one or few problems which are easily manageable, unlike the university. The reason remains the increase in all the factors, including people.  The primary cause of these organizational problems is lack of transparency and openness, barriers to communication, or the use of a wrong organizational structure in implementing their purpose and addressing the issues which are emerging day today. Problems occur in the learning institution because of its players failing to use the correct chain of command path. They are many types of issues including; individual employee issues, team problems, and disconnect, organization-wide problems, absence of clear direction, difficulty blending multiple personalities into a cohesive…

fiscal, political, technological as well as military aspects impact on international relations forces 1.0: CHAPTER ONE 1.1: Introduction to the Study Numerous fiscal, political, technological as well as military aspects impact on international relations forces. As well, globalization, military power, and also technology expertise have led to the rise of more accessible interactions, which may complicate the global system. As such, analyzing the worldwide network and forecasting presents various challenges. While a nation’s defense system is perhaps an imperative factor, not determining the significance of an international order, other elements such as the economy are crucial. According to Wilde [1] in his work on the interdependence Theory, the author posited that the attractiveness of war decreases while the complexities of interdependence increase, which avail solutions for diffused interstate warfare. As such, the author suggests that there is a causal interaction between levels of interdependence with the use of political power. Over the years, the distribution of power has shifted in diverse ways. For instance, there are situations in which there have been multipolar systems where more than two states have…

Process control and management Influenza it is also referred to as flu.it, is a hazardous viral infection that affects mainly the upper respiratory organs. (Lungs, bronchi, throat, and nose).the virus is primarily transmitted from one person to another through sneezing or coughing. For one to get infected, it requires close contact. Most of the symptoms include headache, severe malaise, body aches, and higher fever. infuenza mainly spreads rapidly during seasonal epidemics. This epidemic occurs early during winter and autumn in temperate regions. It mostly affects about 20% of the children and 5% of the adults each year. This essay will highlight what to check and what to do if a patient has signs of influenza, and the test is negative. Influenza tests through the laboratory may not show the correct results of the flu. The rapid antigen test generally indicates 50% to 70% results of influenza cases. While molecular analysis discovers 66% to 100% of the evidence following the trial used, a negative consequence means that the tests are not detecting the influenza strain.it also means that there are no…

Overcoming Biases in Decision-Making Process             Great leaders are defined by their ability to make decisions smartly. This ability to make decisions smartly is, however, influenced by one’s understanding of the various bias thus essential to account for each of them before making conclusive decisions. In almost every moment, we are involved in the making of decisions, but we may be unaware of the various bias that could influence our decisions. Even when one claims to be making a conscious decision, there may be some bidden bias that could affect their decision. It is, therefore, crucial for one to understand these biases to bring more consciousness and objectivity in the process of making decisions. To start with, one should consider increasing self-awareness by taking note of responses, judgments and reactions in an entire day on different individuals and situations. Often, one may encounter a difference within themselves when making individual decisions. At this point, it is crucial to query one’s conscience why this is happening and consider identifying the root cause. Secondly, it is essential to consider what makes one…

Actions Taken By the FOMC September 2019 According to the information received as of July by the Federal Open Market Committee, indicators show that the labor market is consistently strong while at the same time the rate of economic activities has been on the rise. It is clear that the gains made in offering jobs to the population are substantial , implying that the unemployment rate is low. Despite the general household spending rising at a steady pace, there has been a severe weakening in exports as well as the business fixed investment. Using a baseline of the past 12 months, the general inflation and that of other items apart from energy and food has been running below a rate of 2%. If we consider other measures of inflation that are market-based, we can conclude that inflation in this aspect still remains low. On a good note, measures used for long term inflation that are survey-based are a little changed. The committee now is seeking to promote a state of stability in price as well as employment, which is consistent…

US-China Trade Wars and Its Effects on Businesses on both Countries, and the World At Large Abstract Having experienced a high growth rate in the past two decades to attain a trade surplus with the United States, China has become a target of US trade policies. Tariffs are the first tools used when there is bilateral tension. The US President Donald Trump has been using trade tariffs in attempts to solve imbalances between the two countries. This move received a detrimental impact on business in both countries and the global economy. The paper uses a type of multiregional general equilibrium model to study the effects of trade tariffs between China and the US. A model-based analysis on the macroeconomic impact of the trade tariff war shows that know country benefit entirely from the conflict. The trade rivalry between the two nations results from the existing competition for international economic dominance.  The trade war relates to the current trade imbalances and the completion of global economic dominance. The incidence of Trump raising tariffs on China’s imports has resulted in a fall…