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7 Elements to a Contract, in Business Law
In this task I will be producing a brief report about the remedies that are available for breach of contract. The report will include- Liquidated and unliquidated damages- Compensation damages. Judge, unliquidated damages. Liquidated damages. Liquidated damages- Generally, contracts that involve the exchange of money or the promise of performance have liquidated damages. The purpose of this stipulation is to establish a predetermined sum that must be paid if a party fails to perform as
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The Very Model of a Modern Senior Manager
Case summary Barker foods, the well-known dessert and snacks manufacturer had faced the huge problem when Doug Lothian was fired from the causes of aggressively argument in the meeting. Since Doug had been an outstanding employee with the great performance for all along, this incident made Barker consider about standardize the Competency modeling. This very Competency modeling is insists by definition of preferred leader’s traits of behavior, competency model, specifics instruction and outcome. But during
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Business Communications
Anytime that a company has employees that are involved in an accident the company must have a plan in place for how to handle the situation as not only is the success of the company at stake in regards to how it handles the situation but there are also lives at stake. In any situation where a person's life is threatened the company must make every possible attempt to protect that life as people are
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The Ricardian Model - International Trade
The Ricardian model provides an introduction to international trade theory. This most basic model of trade involves two countries, two goods, and one factor of production, labor. Differences in relative labor productivity across countries give rise to international trade. This Ricardian model, simple as it is, generates important insights concerning comparative advantage and the gains from trade. These insights are necessary foundations for the more complex models presented in later chapters. The text exposition begins
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Proton Business Strategy
1.0 Introduction In a combined effort, Proton and BMW will be engaging in a joint-venture to produce a car; this car will be named Proton Morgana. Proton is a Malaysian automobile company specializing in producing consumer cars. Since its founding in 1983, Proton has so far produced a total of 17 car models to varying receptions. It is also the first home grown automobile company of Malaysia. Once boasting as high as 80% of the
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Business Case
Amazon.com is an American electronic commerce company based in Seattle, Washington. It was founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos. Originally, the company started selling books online. The company went public in 1997, trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the symbol AMZN (www.wikkipidia.com). Throughout the years Amazon has expanded its selection to include clothing, beauty products, house wares, and thousands of products. Amazon being a powerful global brand is recognizable because of two main factors:
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Business Study
Suppose that you were an industry analyst trying to determine if the leading firms in the automobile manufacturing industry are playing a tit-for-tat pricing game. What real world data would you want to examine? What would you consider to be evidence of tit-for-tat pricing? Evidence of tit-for-tat pricing is easy to find, but hard to prove in the real world that it pricing behavior s were planned between competitors. Analysts can perform periodic pricing reviews
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Business Economic
On this second project of this Business Economics class, the first economics issue that I pick is on Chapter 16 Question number 5 regarding the reason that frictional unemployment important to have in any economy. Frictional unemployment is the natural unemployment that is always present in the economy which includes workers who voluntarily quit their job in order to look for better positions, basically use one job as the temporary transition to another, in this
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External Environmental Factors and How Its Effect Business
when setting price, the company must consider its external environmental. Discribe four external environmental factors and how they affect business?when would price cuts and price increase be necessary? explain each of these clearly.Other External Factors:When setting prices, the company also must consider other factors in its external environment. Economic conditions can have a strong impact on the firm’s pricing strategies. Economic factors such as boom or recession, inflation, and interest rates affect pricing decisions because
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European Business
1. The Euro system asserts that, in its deliberations, it never pays attention to local (i.e. national) economic conditions. The reason is that there is a single monetary policy and that ‘one size fits all'. Discuss this approach and imagine alternative approaches. Introduction The official policy stance of the ECB (European Central Bank) is that monetary policy decisions are reflective of changing economic conditions of the euro area as a whole, and do not reflect
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Modeling the Behavior of Chemical Compounds in Water
Modeling the Behavior of Chemical Compounds in Water Introduction A major component in chemistry is the nature of molecular forces. When the concept is broken down fundamentally, two aspects stand out: intermolecular forces and intramolecular forces. Intermolecular forces describe the interactions between atoms and intermolecular forces describe the interaction between molecules. These forces determine the behavior of solutes and how they react when placed in water. In this lab, we investigated the behavior of several
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Formatting a Business Report
Table of Contents Introduction 1 Graphic Highlighting 1 Section and Page Breaks 1 Section Breaks 1 Page Breaks 2 Page Numbering 2 (The Table of Contents always comes before the Introduction, so should have Roman numerals for the page number. The title page is considered page i of your report, but that page number is never shown in the report. The page numbering always starts with page ii. You should automate the Table of Contents.
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Leg 100 - Business Ethics
Bernard Lawrence "Bernie" Madoff Bernard Lawrence "Bernie" Madoff Shameka L. Evans LEG 100/ Business Law Stephen Knights Jr. 08/21/2011 Abstract This report delves into the still mysterious case of Bernard L. Madoff and his long time investment securities activities, which ultimately turned into a massive fraud of unparelled size. Several types of illegal business behavior are identified, as well as three groups of people who became impacted through Madoff's actions. An examination in risk management
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Effective Business Writing
1/17/2012 Grammar & Punctuation Logic Organization Writing Style ("Voice") High priority/importance to low priority Problem, then Causes, then Solutions Cause, then effect Reasons for, followed by reasons against Compare then contrast Simple to complex Chronological sequence Should be easy to write if the rest of the paper is solid. Summarize and solidify the argument, not just one or the other! Should be able
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Why Do Large Established Companies, like Ibm, Find It So Difficult to Build Successful and Sustainable New Businesses?
IBM has been in business since 1911 and is known to have strong corporate pride and loyalty which ensures lifetime employment and work ethics (Lynda M. Applegate, Coporate Information Strategy and Management). The company has been doing very well until the first quarter of 1991, where IBM was reporting substantial losses between 1991-1993 and internal structure problem. Since IBM is in the IT industry, it is consider being a fast and competitive industry where the
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Management in International Business
Ethical relativism is defined as a theory of morality that is related to the customs of one’s culture. Depending on the culture and the society makes the action either right or wrong. The action may be morally correct in one society but wrong in another. It is said that universal ethical norms and regulations are rejected ethical relativism. The objective ethical principle is also rejected by the reality of ethical relativism. The biggest problem among
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Extreme Programming and Waterfall Modelling Software Processes: A Comparative Study
ABSTRACT The purpose of writing this paper is to compare Extreme Programming and Waterfall Modelling software processes. The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) describes the processes by which a piece of computer software goes from conception to delivery and beyond. There are many process models detailing the steps in an SDLC, each with different strengths and weaknesses. Models are useful for explaining, evaluating and exploring the different processes which teams use to move through the
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International Business
business ethics and globalization,the decline in the modern market and barriers to the free flow of goods and services and capital that has acquired since the end of world war 2, since 1980 average tariffs have flown significantly and countries agreed to the market of FDI,technological changes have occurred and globalization of markets took place, firms resources and goods are good locators around the globe and the institution. the general agreements on tariffs and trade
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Business Analysis Part 2 - Apple Computers
Business Analysis Part II: Apple Computers Understanding the financial vigor of any organization is vital when trying to decide if it would be a good investment. This can be accomplished by reviewing the company’s financial statements; such as: balance sheets, income statements, profits, and revenue. In this paper the financial well -being of Apple Computers will be assessed to determine if it is good investment or not. Financial Statements These types of statements can help
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International Business
1. What is international business? How does it differ from international management? Generally, international business refer as business transactions that involve two or more countries. International business defined as those business activities of private or public enterprises that involve the movement of resources across national boundaries. The resources that may be involved in the cross-national transfers include raw material, semifinished and finished goods, services, capital, people and technology. Specific services trnasferred may include functions such
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Business Law Take Home Exam
1. A. Incorrect: there has not been a contract this was only a invitation to make an offer B. Incorrect: Markus is not able to accept the offer as one was not made to sell the land. What was issued was an invitation to make an offer. C. Incorrect: Watkins does not have to sell the offer as this was only an invitation to make an offer not an actual offer to sell. D. Correct:
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E-Business Plan
E-Business Plan A one-stop referral service for helping families dealing with aging financial issues Components: Life Insurance Funeral Expenses Wills Power of Attorney Estate Planning Nursing Home / Assisted Living / In-home Care Reverse Mortgages Tax Preparation Health Insurance Open to Other Opportunities as Presented Plan: Solicit service providers within service area. Establish discount service fee for referred clients. Establish commission pay scale for clients who procure services from this website. Develop co-operative marketing strategy
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Challenges of Small Business
Abstract According the US Small Business Administration, over half of the American workforce is employed by small business. These businesses are often ill equipped to deal with the complex problems associated with managing and maintaining workers needed to meet the demands of the markets they serve. From finding and retaining qualified employees, training workers, providing health insurance, keeping up with state and federal regulations, and dealing with competitive strains, small businesses owners must be able
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Why Might a Company Decide Merge, What Are the Motives Behind a Merger? (unit 4 Business A-Level)
A company may decide to merge in order to benefit from economies of scale. When the two companies merge, if it is a horizontal merge, they are able to combine their production and finance. Through combining their finance they are likely to benefit from reduced costs through bulk buying their stock, as opposed to previously buying separately as independent companies. An example of a business which has used this successfully is Morrisons and Safeway, they
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Business Torts
Tort 1 The first tort would be against the opposing player that broke the quarterback’s arm and injured a fan in the stand. The plaintiff would be the fan and the defendant would be the opposing team player. This claim of a tort stands due to the fact that the way the opposing player attacked the quarterback causing the potential to harm the player and neglecting to realize the potential harm to bystanders around watching
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