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Primarily, ethical principles have a universal standard of practice where honesty, integrity and loyalty are needed while managing human resource. Sense of trust and views of credibility from clients or customers which ensures sustainable success could be lost when organizations do not adhere to these basic ethical principles which could be termed as staffing philosophies. This short essay highlights only three of the 12 Ethical Principles for Business Executives by Michael Josephson, by Josephson Institute on December 17, 2010. Products or services will not meet the qualitative demands of the competitive market if the human resources employed in the Continue reading...

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The Conventional and Investigative themes are the two main Occupational Themes that I believe most accurately reflect my work personality because I have strong penchant for research, abstract mathematical problems and analytics. Furthermore, I strongly endorse the liberty and independence with ample curiosity towards experimental learning and continuous improvement. In addition, I also agree with the ‘Enterprising’ theme because of my rapidly increasing interest towards leadership and entrepreneurship due to my bold, risk-taking, expressive and independent nature. However, I am not such a strong marketer and thus I need to develop persuasive and direct selling dimension from a marketing Continue reading...

The beauty of Fantastic Mr. Fox is that it teaches children philosophy at a young age without it being obvious. I never expected this book by Roald Dahl to contain philosophical questions pertaining to Existence. The tale of Mr. Fox revolves around the attempt to feed his family and their main source of food is from nasty and mean individuals. However, Mr. Fox appears to have changed after giving up his life as a fantastic thief to working for a newspaper business. His new job puts food in their table but he yearns for the satisfaction and thrill he Continue reading...

The main theme of Plato's "Symposium" – is a reasoning about a benefit and love. Dialogue represents a story about a symposium with Socrates, arranged on the occasion of winning a competition in the Athenian theater of the tragic poet Agathon. A talk about this symposium organized by Plato is performed by Apollodorus and his friend Glaucon. To formulate what are the ideas of material things was relatively simply for Plato, but much more difficult problem was to understand an idea of the human soul. Dialogue “Symposium” is devoted to this specific issue. According to Plato's opinion expressed in this Continue reading...

In the article Douglas asserts that the attitude towards sickness and choices associated with treatment largely depend on the society and the community within which a sick person lives. Treatment that a Londoner will consider exotic is traditional for an African villager, and vice-versa (Douglas 60). While minor ailments the choice of treatment are not as affected by the community, serious life-threatening diseases will most likely attract more attention, and friends of the sick person will start insisting on selecting a certain therapy. John Janzen calls such relationships “therapeutic community”. Additionally, within such communities, depending on the amount of Continue reading...

1. Huckleberry Finn was set in the antebellum years approximately fifty years prior to its publication in 1885. It was written during an epoch in which slavery had been outlawed, yet racism was still a defining feature in American culture and society. Indeed, Jim Crow laws were in full effect, and de facto slavery was a reality for the freed slaves as a result of debt peonage and their inability to become economically self-sufficient. Minstrel shows, or black face, were cultural manifestations that reified the existence of de facto slavery. Reconstruction had failed to facilitate the transition from slavery Continue reading...

1. Free-energy barrier needs to be crossed in folding. Downhill folding is a process of protein folding without encountering a free energy barrier. The barrier-free reactions are rapid because the reaction rate is close to state of the barrier crossing process (the energy barrier ΔG≈0). The picture of the energy landscape is presented on Figure 1.
Figure 1. Energy landscape for downhill folding
2. Longer and more stable proteins fold slower because of the increased ruggedness of the energy landscape. The ß-sheet proteins fold slower due to the ruggedness of the energy landscape increases in this proteins, and Continue reading...

Academic freedom and First Amendment protections in public education have historically been a hotly debated topic in public discourses and political circles. Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn has been heralded as the greatest piece of American literature and has become a staple novel in the academic curriculum in the American educational system. The narrative centers on the rapport between a fugitive slave and a white boy, a rapport that, in light of nineteenth century historical contingencies in the United States, was unconventional and even feared. The prevailing social and political order eschewed interracial amicability, yet Huck Continue reading...

The modern world is faced with a myriad of challenges that require proper human attention in order to provide viable solutions. A major issue that cuts across all religion, race and creed is disease. It requires professional attention in order to fight and contain epidemics caused by disease to the society. Due to this challenges backed by a strong interest in becoming a professional nurse, I intend to pursue a professional nursing course at the University to realize my dreams. This paper, as a result, seeks to give insight of the reasons that drive my desire to join the Continue reading...

Thesis of the Research

Despite the fact that macroeconomic policies of the states become more and more reliant on the concepts of free trade, the United States of America should make a U-turn to the well-established principles of protectionism. By means of following its postulates the country can protect the domestic manufacturers, and, hereby, enhance welfare of its citizens.

Defining Protectionism

Currently, protectionism can be illustrated through the use of the following policies:
Tariffs
Import quotas
National employment and environmental legislation
The use of different bilateral and multilateral treaties
In general, the combination of the methods mentioned above produce the protectionist policies of the state.
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