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BUSINESS STRUCTURE IN AUSTRALIA

Business structures in Australia
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International Business Project

Introduction to the study
One of the most challenging part of opening up an international business is to decipher how it can successfully reach its intended markets across the cultures and borders which it attempts to get over with (Lawrence & Weber, p. 5). To create a sound plan and succeed in any potential markets abroad, international companies must comprehensively do market research and assessment of various factors. These shall consist of the overall study of the international country’s economy, demographics, socio-cultural and political contexts, the market setting, the technological deployments, and the present competitive factors (p. 9).
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Introduction

This paper seeks to review and analyze the Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel and its application within the Australian legal jurisdiction. According to this doctrine1, it was formulated with the overriding objective of preventing the inequitable dissemination and application of the common law in Australia. However, the Australian courts have recently expended the interpretation and application of the doctrine to the extent that certain critical considerations that are contained in this doctrine are now deemed to be irrelevant2. In this regard, this paper will seek to understand and analyze the origins of this doctrine within the Australian legal system, and Continue reading...

INDIVIDUAL LEARNING

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This document presents my Individual Learning and Professional Development Plan for the nearest future. Firstly, I placed Self Introduction. It contains career and educational information about me.Secondly, there is a Big Picture of the IT Industry, which develops rapidly due to new technologies for communication. The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of them and we can use it to make any system in the state efficient. The Megatrends of the IoT in Australia are relatedto the transformation of the society with the usage of IT technologies. Nevertheless, the Internet of Things has got Challenges in system Continue reading...

Introduction

Business operations are subject to various factors that influence their operations and performance. In addition, increasing competition requires businesses to position themselves competitively in terms of markets share and suitable products, as well as services delivery. In that view, businesses need to consider macroeconomic factors among other aspects in their strategic planning. In that respect, this report seeks to demonstrate the application of analysis in analyzing a business market environment. To achieve the objective, the analysis uses the case of BAE Systems’ shipbuilding operations in Australian and provides a comprehensive analysis indicating how it can be used in the Continue reading...

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Introduction

BAE system refers to a British Aircraft Corporation that turns into British Aerospace Australia in 1977. The company offers various defense products to shipbuilding industry in terms of tools and systems that helps in better navigation. Not only that, the company offers different IT solutions to the companies associated with shipbuilding industry in Australia. These products include Cyber & Intelligence, defense, security and technical services to military and private ships attached with the shipbuilding industry in Australia . Company is providing services to the industry for more than half a century and has contributed in the safety and progress Continue reading...

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Opportunity Analysis for
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MKT103 – Introduction to Marketing

Executive Summary 5

Introduction and Company Background 8
Introduction 8
Company Background 8
Company overview 8
Situation Analysis 10
Market Analysis 10
Macro Environment Analysis 11
Political Analysis 11
Economic Analysis 11
Social Analysis 12
Technological Analysis 12
Legal Analysis 13
Micro Environment Analysis 13
Company Analysis 13
Competitor Analysis 14
Competitive market Summary 15
Consumer Analysis 16
SWOT Analysis 17
Objectives 17
Marketing Objectives 17
Target Market & Positioning 18
Selection of Target Market 18
Positioning Strategy 18
Positioning Attributes 18
Perceptual Map/s 19
Conclusions and Recommendations 20

Reference List 22

Executive Summary
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Guadalcanal is in Solomon Islands and lies on the northeastern side of Australia. Japanese troops arrived at Guadalcanal Island on 8th June 1942 to construct an air base. The idea of the Japanese troops was to capture the Guadalcanal Island then cut off the sea route between America and Australia. Americans opposed the Japanese idea of capturing the island. The American troops landed on Guadalcanal Island on August 1942 to stop the Japanese troops from capturing Guadalcanal. The American troops wanted to protect Australia from begin invaded by the Japanese troops. The only Continue reading...

Australian Studies, Australian Stereotypes: Larrikins and Ockers

The Ocker and the Larrinkin are stereotypes used in Australia when making references to certain class of people. The two notions of masculinity were used to describe the behavior and actions of people in the society. The larrikins were associated with aggression and violence. It is for this reason that sportsmen were regarded as Larrikins (John, 2009).
Larrikins are people who are able to joke even if faced with adversities. For example the ability of two miners to make their rescue humorous was regarded as the laconic Australian style. Larrikinism is marked by being skeptical and able to mock Continue reading...

Introduction

Australian Curriculum is based on embracing the educational needs based on a framework incorporating ideologies founded on 19th-century concepts. Queensland has been recommending the essence of developing an overreaching framework for the Australian Curriculum. For instance, the implementation of the F-10 Australian Curriculum was initiated in 2011 and at the end of 2013, all Queensland school were involved in the implementation of the Phase 1 learning. The implementation started in areas such as; Science, History, Mathematics, and English with these schools implementing Geography back in 2014 (Queensland Response, 2014). Thus, extensive professional development and resource development has been the Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper would like to discuss the appropriateness of Australia’s minimum age of criminal liability, which is currently set at 10 years old. Most critics believe that such minimum age is too low or too young. As suggested by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, the acceptable age should be set not lower than 12 years old. However, this paper would like to take the stand that there are certain risks in setting the minimum age higher than 10 years old as well as drawbacks in setting it lower. Evidently, setting the minimum age for Continue reading...

Online journal Medscape, one of the most popular among medical professionals worldwide website has recently published an interesting comment of Dr. Jock Murray (Jock Murray), a former dean of the medical faculty of one of the Canadian universities (Dalhousie University) and honorary chairman of the American Society of physicians (American College of Physicians where Dr. Murray compares Australian and Indian nursing systems.
Each country has difficulties with nursing and medicine overall. Every country obviously tries to manage the issues and to solve some problems, but instead acquires other. None of the countries currently can not afford medical system that Continue reading...

Nursing is considered to be among the noblest professions on the blue planet. More or less every country in the world has a distinctive healthcare system whereby nurses serve as a significant element (Rosdahl, 2002). This dignified profession is focused to provide safety, support, protection, and optimization of health and abilities on a 24/7 basis. In the present times, health systems all around the world are going through significant changes in their arrangement, organization, operations and administration. Australia and India are among the many countries where the democratically-elected governments are focused to develop and enhance their healthcare systems. As Continue reading...

Austria and United Arab Emirate (UAE) are nations that have a specific and unique kind of leadership, as well as a peculiar economy that trickles down to control by a family level. Thus, this paper will seek to compare these two nations in social, political and economical way
One of the standing differences between the two nations is the form of leadership. Whereas a president leads UAE, currently Abu Dhabi, Australia is led by a Head of State who is Queen Elizabeth II, and she is represented by the Governor, currently Sir Peter Cosgrove. In as much as Australia Continue reading...

Car theft has become commonplace in Australia. It is estimated that in 2011, there were more than 65,600 car theft incidents. Additionally, only 91 percent of car theft cases are reported to the police. This means that if the other cases were to be factored in this statistics, the number would rise. This essay posits that Car theft results in significant costs to the Australian public. I aim at using two sources of information to develop my essay. Firstly, I would wish to establish the degree of car theft in Australia. For this reason, I will use HILL, Continue reading...

PERSONAL REFLECTION: COLONIZATION AND DECOLONIZATION

Australia is one of the countries that was colonized by the Spanish and British empires. As such, their indigenous people had their share of the stages of colonization. From here, it was evident that when an indigenous nation or tribe is colonized, everything that they lived and worked hard for disappears.
The colonization history of Australia has always been marked with violence and conflict. Before the British came, the land has been occupied by the indigenous Aborigines that came from Africa and through South East Asia. They spoke many languages and dialects (Alfred n.d.). Due to this, they created Continue reading...

Identify at least three key features of your selected company's (Common Wealth Bank) corporate governance framework and how it positions the firm to engage with stakeholders on local and international levels. In a global context, what ethical challenges can you see for this firm that may or may not be addressed with its current governance arrangements?

Introduction

Corporate governance is a system which includes rules, practices and processes by way of which an organization gets directed and controlled. It necessarily involves the balancing of interests of many individual stakeholders for an organization. This is including shareholders, management, customers, government, financiers, Continue reading...

Introduction

“”Democracy’ means government of the people, by the people and for the people; ‘empire’ does little more than describe a state exempt from outside interference. The on connotes internal autonomy, the other external sovereignty; the terms are complementary, not contradictory” (Hearnshaw 1920, p. 19). Hearnshaw a professor a British professor of history. This quote is from a lecture he gave at the Royal Colonia Institute in 1920. He was trying to justify the concepts of “democracy” and “empire” and their coexistence. What he failed to explain was the lack of democracy for the indigenous populations of the territories and Continue reading...

(How Particular accounting benefit the country)
No one can predict, what can happen in the near and the far-away future. However, scientists, economists and researchers study the past and present to predict our future. Theories and studies are developed in different countries about nations, different accounting strategies and different national cultures. This paper concentrates about the future of Australia and China’s accounting strategies and their national cultures.

The Future of Accounting in China

In the future, it is well estimated that one half of the profit gained can arrive from a decrease in cross-province dispersion of per capita GDP, in exchange of labour force, Continue reading...

The article “The master Potter and the Rejected Posts: Eugenic Legislation in Victoria” by Ross L. Johns mainly asserts on the period of” age of eugenics”. This was the time when eugenics was considered as the intrusion of the historical analysis in the Australian context. Eugenics was not taken into consideration in the previous years around 1960s and 1970s until 1980s that is when it was fully acknowledged in the society and people changed their perspective on that notion. Based on that context, historians have generated an extensive understanding on eugenics as well as discussing its significance on both Continue reading...