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1- What kinds of advantages do global companies obtain if they move their call center to a country like India?
The well-known fact is that the cost of hiring professional worker in UK and US is high. A lot of call centers are located in India, because here the cost of labor is cheap. Multinational firms like GE Capital, British Airways, Dell Computers are opening their call centers in India, some of the companies like JP Morgan Chase Bank have already opened their call centers in India.

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1. The disability that is portrayed in the movie My Left Foot-The Story of Christy Brown is cerebral palsy. The plot of the movie revolves around the main character, Christy Brown, and his struggle to become dependent, even though he has only his left foot functioning. Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive disorder of movements and positions caused by defect or brain damage at birth or an early age. "Cerebral palsy affects the motor area of the brain’s outer layer (called the cerebral cortex), the part of the brain that directs muscle movement" (National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Continue reading...

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Murderball was released in the year 2005 and portrays wheelchair rugby. The introduction of the United States rugby team consisting of young paraplegic men and their rival team in Canada has left the viewers with mixed feelings. The movie further depicts the manner in which the team plays rugby by using minimal protection. Furthermore, the rules of rugby are slightly modified to suit the limitations of the paraplegic men. The movie further documents the lives of the team members by discussing rugby from their perspective, their lives and the manner in which they became wheelchair bound while documenting their Continue reading...

Nick Cassavetes’ outstanding movie The Notebook (2004) profoundly depicts the life development of the young couple of Noah and Ellie, emotionally performed by Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. According to the stages of lifespan development described in the textbook of Laura E. Berk (2014), the main characters of the movie to all appearances refer to the early adulthood age group. The greater part of the story is devoted to the development of the characters’ romantic affiliations and to the process of their psychosocial maturation. The main purpose of this essay is to analyze how the physical, cognitive and psychosocial Continue reading...

In religious in the West have a dualism of good against evil. How does the Chinese dualism of yin and yang differ from this? What do yin and yang represent? Why should we seek to have both?
In terms of yin and yang good and bad are not opposite. Chinese people do not believe that good should triumph over evil, but rather that they should be in balance. Yin and yang symbolize day and night, man and woman, birth and death, summer and winter and so on. Each of those is important, so we need to have both to Continue reading...

The question of space is becoming an increasingly key theme in economic discussion, especially in relation to rural-urban migrations and/or linkages. The World Bank Development Report conceptualizes space along three dimensions: density, distance and division.
Density is about the groups of people living within the same space (such as cities). This includes the concentration of business investments, which also translates to job clusters, among others. This, according to the report, explains why cities enjoy major and faster economic growth than the rural. A good example of how density can work for economic growth can be seen in the report’ Continue reading...

Movie review: Persepolis

The film is shot like a story connected to the memories of a little girl. It tells about Islamic revolution of 1979 in the period of Ayatollah Khomeini’s ruling. The revolution leader is presented as a dictator. As a result of the revolution he makes new political, social and cultural reorganizations that set strict Islamic rules and restrictions against the influence of Western lifestyle.
At first the population of Iran considers the Islamic Revolution as a source of freedom and democratic rule, listens to the government’s promises about brighter future, but in conclusion their expectations do not Continue reading...

“Wadjda” is a unique film in several ways: firstly, it is the first feature film shot fully in Saudi Arabia; secondly, it is the first film made by a Saudi woman, and finally, it was the first time that Saudi Arabia made a submission for the Oscars in 2014 (though the film was not nominated).
The film specifically concentrates on the Islamic identity of Saudi society – the religion here is the foundation of the culture, behavior, and way of life of the Saudi people. The school curricula is based on the religious approach, where every child knows Quran and Continue reading...

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Taste of Cherry by Abbas Kiarostami is the film that strikes me much with its absence of conclusion. The hero of the film, Baddi, wants to commit a suicide, for this reason he is driving his car around to find someone to aid him after he dies. He chooses three people for this mission and offers enough big money for that time. The first is a young soldier – Kurt, the second is a middle aged Islamic student – Afghan and the third is an old taxidermist – Turk, who agreed to bury him after his death in the hole prepared by Continue reading...

Gladiator is one of Ridley Scott’s classic movies released 15 years ago. It features one of finest Hollywood actor, Russell Crowe and good supporting artists Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen and Richard Harris who really gave justice to their characters. The film’s timeless appeal is fueled by its simple plot, excellent performances of the characters and amazing cinematography.
The movie’s plot is simple. It chronicles the plight of a good general who suffered injustice and lives on to seek revenge. Unlike suspense movies where the succeeding scenes are not predictable, the audience can easily predict the transition Continue reading...