Good Examples of an Essay About European Union

Introduction

According to the major political economists the basic prolific loss of the financial sovereignty is one of the reasons for which the southern periphery fared so badly in the crisis of Euro area. Financial sovereignty or the monetary sovereignty actually means the ability of the central bank to actually devalue the major exchange rate or to buy the government debt by printing the domestic currency. Many economists like Hall and Scharpf have argued on the fact that the Southern European economies basically lack the major institutions to potentially restrain the increased wage in line along with prolific growth of Continue reading...

In today’s ever diversifying world, we can often forget about the dividing lines that set us apart. Typically, we are set apart based on color. One of us is black, the other white, while some are still brown and yellow. We are sometimes divided on this basis alone without further thought. Richard E. Nisbett’s book, “The Geography of Though: How Asians and Westerners Think Differentlyand Why,” however,” attempts to show how we are divided by our culture. Nisbett’s novel tries to explain through a series of experiments and examples that Eastern cultures and Western cultures differ Continue reading...

International Business

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The capacity of organization in international business expansion is a strong indicator of effective market progress and new market development. Organizations with international business strategy have been able to overcome lagging aspects to achieve record heights in business expansion and profits. The scale and economies of scope are limited to utilization of resources, new vistas, local conditions, diversification and marketing integration. Two examples of organizations show the analysis for developing international business strategy wise, Red Bull and Lufthansa.
Keywords: marketing, business, international, organization
International Business
Red bull is an organization from Austria. It is an energy drink manufacturer Continue reading...

Introduction

It could not be denied that European perception of China has drastically changed as observed by most scholars and historians. Even in Western policies towards China, the change of perception is quite evident as policies became lax and leaned towards contempt and disrespect. It is claimed that the decline of China’s intellectual and scientific progress has been largely attributed to its negative perception of the Western culture. For the same reason, China in the late eighteenth century has been perceived generally as backwards for being a closed society with little interest in knowledge or innovation; or so it Continue reading...

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The challenges and issues for Youths in Ukraine
Introduction
Ukraine is an east European country, currently undergoing a political and social turmoil. It borders Russia and for the past ten months is in the midst of a civil unrest. In the year 2014, the pro-Russian president, Yanukovych, was ousted and was replaced by Poroshenko, a pro-European Union candidate. Today, the future of Ukraine is still murky because of the war with the separatists. This essay attempts to assess the opportunities and threats that are in front of a Ukrainian youth in the present political and economical situation.

Ukraine – An overview

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Doing business in the Middle East requires solid business management skills. Leadership in such an environment and a culture as divergent from the western culture requires a solid understanding of the people’s culture and a very open mind. Business culture and etiquette vary from one country to another. In this case, the Middle Eastern culture is very different from the western culture that has prevailed though most nations due to globalization. Primarily, this paper will assess some of the key areas that leadership has to focus on and conform to for a western organization doing business in the Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION: ABOUT ALBANIA

Albania is a country that is situated in Eastern Europe. It has a relatively small land mass, and a population of approximately 3 million people. The official language of the region is Albanian, a language that shares Slavic roots with other languages in the area, like Russian and Polish. Albania is a member of a number of important trade and social unions, including the United Nations; it also has membership in NATO, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the Council of Europe. Although not currently a member of the European Union, Continue reading...

Introduction

In this paper statistics and probability theory will be used to monitor the dynamics of shoes sales in Beltway Shoe Company. The company record original price of shoes, sale price and number of days it takes to sell each unit. There are two regions of selling in the United States – Eastern Region and Western Region. The report summarizes the assessments of the nature of the shoe market in each region.

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We are given with the data set of 100 observations which represent sales in Western and Eastern Regions in the United States (50 in Western and 50 in Eastern). Continue reading...

The Role of Diplomacy and International Relations in the 21st Century

"Russia boasts it will maintain military superiority over the West until 2020 at least as it continues to add its nuclear arsenal despite recession” (Reuters and Khaleda Rahman, MailOnline. 30 January 2015).
The United Nations (UN) was founded in 1945. The Soviet Union ( Russia was part of it) was one of the original signatories. Under the UN Charter, it stated two of the functions of the Security Council, “to maintain international peace and security in accordance with the principles and purposes of the United Nations and to investigate any dispute or situation which might lead to international friction”. The Continue reading...

In the recent decades, after the end of the Cold War and stimulation of integration in Europe and world in general, the world has become a single international community with transparent boarders and freedom of movement for capital. Under such conditions, sooner or later medium or large business begins to consider expansion and its potential internationalisation. While the Western world countries are accustomed thinking globally for half a century, companies for the developing markets began to consider their strategies of internationalisation exactly in the last couple of decades. The main implications for the late-comers are that most of the Continue reading...