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The two given videos demonstrate the differences between two electoral systems, in particular, SMDP (Single Member District Plurality, also known as the First Past the Post (FPTP) and Alternative Vote. As an example it was taken the Animal Kingdom and animal candidates for its governing.
At first sight it seems the SMDP to be a perfect voting system, but it is not true. The first problem of this system is the rule of minority. For example, if there are 7 candidates involved in the voting process, they are all voted differently. So, even if one person wins the race, Continue reading...

The Effect of Rumors on an Army Unit

Every time the Army has someone deploy, it is their unit who will be their social ties overseas and their support system upon their return home. These are also the men and women who will have each other’s back should the unit be called to combat. This is why unit cohesion is so important in the Army. Although there are many things that can effect unit cohesion, few are as pervasive and hard to deal with as rumors.
Since one of the most important elements of a unit is trust, it is understandable that rumors can be devastating Continue reading...

Consulting Mayor

1. Describe each market structure discussed in the course (perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly) and discuss two of the market characteristics of each market structure.
Perfect competition is the market type where every agent in the economy has full information about the market (full information assumption); there is no barrier to entering to or exit from the market (free entry and exit assumption); there are a large number of buyers and sellers (atomicity assumption); and products are similar to each other (identical products assumption). The main idea in the perfect competition market is that no agent or Continue reading...

The Yellow Wallpaper is an interesting story that highlights issues affecting women and the bondage they at times have to go through due to the weakness they display. It is a heartbreaking story that shows the extend a woman’s imagination can take her if the root cause of her issues are not taken care of and well handled. Just when one thought that reading the story was interesting, its film adaptation is even more heartbreaking as the literature is turned into images. One can almost empathize with the issues that are facing a woman who is not getting Continue reading...

Through his books in the New Testament, Paul has helped shed light on what God expects Christians to live. The teachings found in his books depict his close relationship with Jesus. Nerveless, God converted Paul from the name Saul on his way to Damascus where he was going to persecute the Christians. Conversely, the Christian ideas that Paul has received from others and is passing on in his letters and explain why these are important are numerous in his books. First, in the book of Roman, Paul claims to complete preaching Christ’s gospel from Jerusalem and around it Continue reading...

The Division of America by Race and Class between 1900 and 1941

One of the leaders of the African Americans, Du Bois once stated that the major problem in the twentieth century in America was the racial discrimination. In the 1900, a third of American’s population comprised of immigrants native-born Americans whom at least one parent was a foreigner. They represented the minority group. But as the economy developed, more immigrants moved into the country and by 1905, there were additional 449,000 immigrants (McGerr 32). The working class comprised of the African- Americans, Mexicans, Japanese and Chinese. The difference in their races bled antagonism, suspicion and conflict among the Continue reading...

James Weldon Johnson is a renowned poet who has authored various works that have assumed recognizable positions in the American literature. The poet was born in Jacksonville, Florida. It is argued that his parents trace their roots in Nassau, Bahamas. His parents promoted his interest in reading and writing. The scholar grew in a middle-class setting and protected from poverty for a considerable time. Prior to his graduation, he participated in a celebration regarded as the “Colored People’s Day. This was after visiting the Columbian Exposition in Chicago (Johnson 138). Johnson is still identified as a prominent poet Continue reading...

Autism is a developmental disability that causes problems in social, communication and behavioral skills. It is diagnosed in early childhood, around ages 2 to 9 (Lord et al.). Scientists agree that the causes of Autism are genetic, although there is no concrete evidence at this time. There is no cure for Autism. The incidence for Autism is 1 in 68 children. Autism tends to affect more boys than girls (Center for Disease Control). The chances for the appearance of Autism is often higher in children who have a sibling who is Autistic and in children with older parents. The Continue reading...

Introduction

The modern business world continues to experience drastic changes both economically and technologically. As such, business intelligence is critical to the success of any business in the competitive global marketplace. Fortunately, the internet provides a technological competitive advantage. Companies continue to create and enhance consumer awareness by delivering information through social methods of information sharing. Additionally, through such means, the companies also collect vital information about competitors, consumers, employees, and potential markets. Social networking happens to be one of the fastest growing sources of internet business intelligence. Economically, social networking sites are the future of marketing. Global statistic reveals Continue reading...

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Clinical Trials to Developing Nations: Ethics Issues

In the last 20 years, a number of American drug enterprises such as Pzifer and Bayer have outsourced their clinical tests to Third World countries. This is due to the decreased costs and facilitated examination results. Emerging countries have embraced clinical tests outsourcing as a way for them to give their citizens what would have been prohibitive and expensive healthcare services.
Withal, by opting for this mechanism, criticisms regarding the ethicality of the practice have arisen. Among the issues that have arisen include failure to secure the needed consent from the patients, convey the threats regarding Continue reading...