...The difficulty that new international students faced in a new English speaking country The number of students study abroad because of the High quality education in some English speaking country and the strongest financial statement. International students from many different culture and speak many different languages block them adjust to a new social and academic life in a foreign country in several aspects (Hawkes, 2014). Smith and Khawaja (as cited in Hawkes, 2014) that there are five factors: Language, Education, Social, Decimation and practical impact international students’ acculturation. This essay will focus on the difficulty that fresh international student in universities with the English speaking. This section will be begin by analysis of the difficulty of social acculturation, followed by impedes of academic acculturation, finally a conclusion will be shown. Indeed, acculturation stressors cause international students impaired both social and academic interaction with the host nationals. First of all, the Grenfell (as cited in Hawkes, 2014) claim that the wide of social structures (the notions of capital, field and habitus) shaping varied individual’s behavior. However, international students are faced a strange social-culture field of native, they should transfer a new identities. The process of it may be difficult (Hawkes, 2014). Secondly, Guillen and Ji’s (as cited in Hawkes, 2014) report that students are more trust their own respective compatriots because...
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...Annexure-V- Cover Page for Academic Tasks Course Code: Course Title: | Course Instructor: | Academic Task No.: Academic Task Title: | Date of Allotment: Date of submission: | Student’s Roll no: Student’s Reg. no: | Evaluation Parameters: (Parameters on which student is to be evaluated- To be mentioned by students as specified at the time of assigning the task by the instructor) | Learning Outcomes: (Student to write briefly about learnings obtained from the academic tasks) Declaration: I declare that this Assignment is my individual work. I have not copied it from any other student‟s work or from any other source except where due acknowledgement is made explicitly in the text, nor has any part been written for me by any other person. Student Signature: Evaluator’s comments (For Instructor’s use only) General Observations Suggestions for Improvement Best part of assignment S. No | Name of Student | Registration No | Peer Rating (10) | Signature | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Evaluator‟s Signature and Date: Marks Obtained: Max. Marks: ………………………… Subject: Rubrics for written report of ECO310 Category | 5 marks Exemplary | 2-4 marks satisfactory | 1 marks unsatisfactory...
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...A) Form expectation about sign of coefficients W = 0 + 1 S + 2 D + 3 L + 1 > 0 2 > 0 3 > 0 B) Estimate model and write the result in standard form W = -478.607 – 12.8052 S + 1.89576 D + 35.9569 L [131.5] [1.350] [0.4624] [2.881] C) Interpret all coefficients If number of student in polish (s) goes up by 1 unit (thousands) then number of people with collage degree (w) will go down on average by 12.8059 If number of GNP dynamics (D) goes up by 1 unit (thousands) then number of people with collage will go up on average by 1.8957 If number of people aged 20-24 (L) goes up by 1 unit (thousands) then number of people with collage will go up on average by 35.9569 Variables (S,D,L)if the all independent variable are equal to 0, then W equal to -478.607 D) Interpret all standard errors When we calculate our coefficient 0 at value -478.607 we on average make mistake about 131.5 When we calculate our coefficient 1 at value -12.8059 we on average make mistake about 1.35 When we calculate our coefficient 2 at value 1.8957 we on average make mistake about 0.4624 When we calculate our coefficient 3 at value 35.9569 we on average make mistake about 2.881 E) Check precision of estimate of S and L Si Standard Error Si= | |* 100 = | | I Coefficient 1.350 Ss= * 100 = 10.543 % 12.8052 2.881 SL= * 100 = 8.012 % 35.9569 F) Interpret and comment R^2 _ K (no of independent ) 2 2 R = R - * (1- R2) N –(K+1) (no of observation) _ 3 2...
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...Feb. 2, 2011 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY | RESULT | REFERENCE VALUE | Creatinine Substance | (0.79) 70.15 umol/L | 0.6-1.3 mmol/L-53-1.55 mmol/L | Potassium Ion Substance | 3.52 mmol/L | 3.5 mmol/L-5.3 mmol/L | Sodium Ion Substance | 140.40 mmol/L | 135mmol/L-148 mmol/L | February 2,2011 HEMATOLOGY | RESULT | REFERENCE VALUE | Hemoglobin Fe Masse | 163 g/L | 135-180 g/L | Erythrocytes, volfr.PCV Hematocrit | 0.48 g/dl | 0,40-0.54 g/dl | Erythrocytes numc. | 4.99 x1012 /L | 4.6-6.2 x10 /L | Leukocytes numc. | 6.80 x109 /L | 4.5-11 x10 /L | Segment neutrophils | 0.81 | 0,5-07 | lymphocytes | 0.18 | 0,22-0.40 | Eosonophils | 0.00 | 0,01-0.04 | Monocytes | 0.00 | 0.00-0.04 | basophils | 0.00 | 0.00-0.01 | Hemoglobin(Fe) ans(MCH) | 32.7 pg | 26-34 pg | Erythrocytes vol.(MCV) | 96 fl | 80-100 fl | Hemoglobin(Fe) Substance(MCHC) | 34.1 g/dl | 31-35g/dl | Feb 2, 2011 Rate | Rhythm | Axis | Voltage | P-R Interval | QRS | 70/ min | Regular | L | 1mV | 0.16 sec | 0.08sec. | LEFT AXIS DEVIATION DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY REPORT Feb 2, 2011 Chest PA The lung fields are clear with no active koch’s infiltrates evident Trachea is midline The cardiac silhouette is not enlarged The costophrenic sulci and hemidiaphragms are intact The rest of the visualized soft tissues and asseus structure are unremarkable. Impression: Essentially (-) cardiopulmonary findings. URINALYSIS Feb 2, 2011 Microscopic Examination Color |...
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...Robots to paint nails at Tokyo Expo Technology Thursday 7 November 2013 - 9:08am Japan's machine maker Toyo Riki displays a nail decoration robot 'Robo Nailist' which picks brushes, colours with nail gel and decorates with Swarovski crystals for a demonstration at the annual Internatinal Robot Exhibition in Tokyo. Picture: Getty Images TOKYO - Pneumatic muscle suits and a walking stick that behaves like a guide dog competed for attention with an industrial robot that can paint fingernails at a huge expo in Tokyo. In a country where a quarter of the 128-million population is aged over 65, innovations that can make life easier for the elderly or their caregivers are potentially big business and the subject of a lot of research. A "muscle suit" that gives extra power to a carer to help them lift a bed-bound patient was one of the star attractions at the International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo, which runs until Saturday. Worn like a backpack, the device is powered by compressed air and takes some of the strain out of lifting an elderly or disabled person by giving extra muscle-power to the back and hips. The machine, developed by Tokyo University of Science and a nursing care company, is activated by a tube in the wearer's mouth, adding lift when the operator breathes in. Exhaling switches the power off. "It feels like you're using about half the power to lift people," said caregiver Norikatsu Kimura, who took part in a trial at elderly care firm Asahi Sun Clean. "The...
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...Task 1 – Business Purpose and Operations My first business I am looking at is H&M. H&M are a fashion retail brand well known for having stores in 9 counties and having over 3200 stores in total. Their target market is teenagers and young adults but they do have stores called ‘H&M Kids’ which will appeal to that target market. H&M are in the tertiary sector as they selling fashion and accessories. This means they are providing a service. They are an international business as they have stores in 9 countries meaning they are trying to spread and become better known around the world. They have stores in Middle East and North Africa, Europe, Asia Pacific and North & South America. H&M are a public limited company as they have their shares bought and sold on the stock exchange. With every 1% share you get 1.85% votes. H&M’s aim is ‘To always exceed our customer’s expectation on quality’. This is with both price and product. This means H&M’s purpose is to bring high quality products to their customers. H&M also want to be the most sustainable choice. By becoming sustainable they want to be long term successful. H&M also have a vision ‘that all our operations are in a way that is economically socially and environmentally sustainable’. This and their aim will help to appeal to the eco-friendly customers which means they widen their target market which can help to create a profit. It will also help to have an advantage on their competitors which are stores such as New Look and Topshop...
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...Ethnicity Stephen Lawrence (racial murder) Victimology Victimisation = when you make someone a victim, stop and search, police making people criminal. Official Statisitics. · Black people make up 3.5% of the population but make up 11% of the prison population. Unfair Treatmeant and Racism Reiner 2000- Canteen culture amongst the police, including: suspicion, macho valuse and racism. victimology - victim bias Insitituational racism - Describes any kind of system of inequality based on race. Phil Scraton and Kathryn Chadwick, apply this idea to the way that black people are treated as 'muggers' is conirmation of the assumption that immigrants belong to a culture of criminality. They argue that this view is prevalent in media coverage and political commentaries. They also argue that and ideological construction of black criminality have influence differential policing and discriminatory punishment in specific neighbourhoods. They argue that criminalisation goes hand in hand with marginalisation. That policing and the targeting of particular communities have marginalised black people. Legitimate Opportunity- American Dream+ Illigitimate Opportunity- Merton MacPherson Report (1999) Police institutionally racist Waddinton 2004 - published in the british journal of criminology argues that the police do stop s proportionately higher number of blacks compared to whites. However, he argues that there are more ethnic minority youths out at night in inner cities and that...
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...Иностранный язык профессионального общения Маркетинг 3 курс.Модуль 1. Internatinal Marketing Case Study The case study below exemplifies a contrast between two working cultures: Canadian and Taiwanese. Read the text and the list of possible actions. Then make recommendations as to what the Canadian should do choosing from the list below, ranking them in order of priority, adding any other actions you think necessary. Dave Thompson is a Canadian working for a ‘Baby Bell’ company which owns shares in a Taiwanese mobile phone company. They have recently acquired a license to operate in this crowded and competitive market. Dave has been posted to Taiwan on a three-year contract. He now has been living there for three months. He has good experience of the mobile phone business, both technically and strategically, and was previously involved in the start-up of a new mobile company in Lithuania. He believes he has the opportunity to make the new company a great success by adopting the management style of his home company: open, innovative, confident and aggressive. In Taiwan he faces a tradition based on Chinese hierarchies and family-run businesses. The Taiwanese company Dave works for belongs to one of these families, but the current generation sees the advantages of a western approach in what is for them a new kind of business. So they back his efforts to ‘turn the company around’. Dave’s biggest problem is one of time: he wants to get on with building up a western-style...
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...Case study analysis on 23 Elyas Genno elyasgenno@cityuniversaty.edu mba 546: European Union Matthias Suthe 16.11.2014 Introduction The Maromekko is one of the biggest Finished textile company inthe European as well as Intenatanal market of clothing and interior decoration. With the over 500 millions clinets, whereas most is based in Europe clintes and grouping more than 20 million companies around the gloub. Under the operation of the company are production, desing and manufactures of: clothing of premium class brand bags accesories interrionr decoration Company is well known in Finland, primary location, and across the borders in EU states, as well as in the regions of US and Japan. Within the time Marimekko has become secong after China largest expoerte of textile goods. Moreover the states of EU is consedering in top of preferetable textile clouthing and good in the world economy. However, in earrly 2005 within an increase of the import from Far East has affected the this particular sector of the Europe and international economy. Heance cluser to second half of 2008 this affect become more notable for this sector and sloweded down the whole international economy growth in 2010. For the Finland region this affect has reached it top faster, in 2008. The significant damage were felt alredy in 2009, regarding the the droped of the profitability and amount of the deminish orders. Hence it has broed as well new increase of competition by entrering...
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...equality writes, “we thought that we wished to be sent to the home of scholars when our time would come.”(19). Equality at the time only wanted to help his brothers and he liked doing science and learning new things. However, because the government does not like him, they use their power to punish him by making him a street sweeper. The second piece of supporting evidence is that making it so that men can not talk to women. This is proved by equality when he states, “it is a transgression for men to speak to women.”(17). The fact that the government is keeping them from talking is another way of the government keeping them down. The last piece of supporting evidence is that the government does not let people have ideas. This is proved when internatinal 1-5537 claims, “what is not done collectively cannot be good.”(81). This shows that the government does not want people to have ideas even if those ideas can benefit humanity. That is how the government making equality a street sweeper, making it so men can’t talk without reason, and not letting people have ideas help support the idea that the government should absolutely not be allowed to control an...
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...Executive summary One chalange that firms face nowadays is how to expand in the Multinational market and still maintain their compatitive advantages. The major issue is to decide for a favorable place or location for their new businesses. Due to our multicultural globus, every country has its specific regulations, markets, interrests, labor, trade zones, facilities and other factores that could affect the decision of the foreing expansion and the choice of the industry location. This paper illustrates the major factors that should influence such decisions. There are several types of observations, how to decide for a specific location for a company. This dicision depend strongly on the activities of the company, in other words with what type of business profile this company identifies itself. There are two major categories in our global observation what a company can be. The first one is the firms that have industrial backround, like goods production. Second one is companies that are based on service. This second category is not descused in this paper due to the less importance of the site selection decision, because it doesn’t matter whether the whole business process is situated at the same location. The communication technologie open the facility to be successfully performend even on different continet. In this paper I will be focused on the industrial corporates that is willing to take the decision of locating its factory somewhere in the global/international trade zones...
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...Nguyen Duy Tung 4453554 Group B Tutorial 5 1. Discuss the trade-off between locating manufacturing operations in countries with relatively low wages versus manufacturing in relatively high-wage countries like Singapore or Australia. * The relative wage lies between the ratio of the productivities in each industry. * The domestic country is 6/1 = 6 times as productive in cheese production, but only 3/2 = 1.5 times as productive in wine production. * The domestic country has a wage rate 3 times as high as that in the foreign country. * These relationships imply that both countries have a cost advantage in production. * The cost of high wages can be offset by high productivity. * The cost of low productivity can be offset by low wages. * Because foreign workers have a wage that is only 1/3 the wage of domestic workers, they are able to attain a cost advantage (in wine production), despite low productivity. * Because domestic workers have a productivity that is 6 times that of foreign workers (in cheese production), they are able to attain a cost advantage, despite high wages. 2. In terms of warehousing design, give examples of trade-offs involving space, labour, and the use of automation. Why is it important to undestand these trade-offs? * One key to effective design of warehouse processes is the relative dominance between picking and storage activities because these two warehousing functions typically have opposing requirements. Techniques that...
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...Full Title of Paper Your Name Harding University Abstract The Abstract is a summary of the paper, not an intro. The reader should be able to read the Abstract and get a good idea of what the paper is about and the conclusion you drew. It is written in block form without the first line indented and should be 150 or less in length. The entire paper should be in Times New Roman 12 font, double spaced with no extra spaces between sections, headers and text, paragraphs, etc. Go to the Home tab of Word and click on Paragraph. Under Paragraph, choose 0 under the Spacing section. Choose Double Space under Line Spacing and First Line under Special. Again, the first line of the Abstract should not be indented, but the rest of the paragraphs in the paper should be. Full Title of the Paper For this section you will need to decide on a thesis statement for the paper. This is a general statement about your topic that shows your approach and point of view. It is an introduction and shows how the entire paper fits together. The length will vary, but should be at least a few paragraphs with new ideas in each paragraph Level 1 Heading Here is where you start the body of your paper. Tie it in with the previous section to make sure the paper flows well. Break your ideas into paragraphs, one idea per paragraph. Long paragraphs are difficult to follow, especially if they contain multiple ideas. The first sentence of each paragraph should...
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...| INTERNATINAL FINANCE | LECTURER: M.YOBE | | 2010/1/021 | | MPHATSO T KAMLANJE ASSIGNMENT 1 DISTANCE LEANER | Question 1 (a) If a company forecast the exchange rate, the probability distribution of the currency’s percentage change over the upcoming period will be as follows: Forecast of Forecast of the Interest Rate Percentage Change Differential Probability 0% .9(0%) + .8(3%) = 2.4% 30% 1% .9(1%) + .8(3%) = 3.3% 60% 2% .9(2%) + .8(3%) = 4.2% 10% Question 2 Yes triangular arbitrage is possible. The appropriate cross exchange rate should be 1 Canadian dollar = 3 New Zealand dollars. Thus, the actual value of the Canadian dollars in terms of New Zealand dollars is more than what it should be. One could obtain Canadian dollars with U.S. dollars, sell the Canadian dollars for New Zealand dollars and then exchange New Zealand dollars for U.S. dollars. With $1,000,000, this strategy would generate $1,006,667 thereby representing a profit of $6,667. [$1,000,000/$.90 = C$1,111,111 × 3.02 = NZ$3,355,556 × $.30 = $1,006,667] Question 3 If the firm uses a forward hedge, it will receive 400,000($1.50) = $600,000 in 180 days. If the...
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...Running head: ESSAY 6.1: THE STORY OF AN HOUR Essay 6.1: The Story of an Hour Jeremy Todd Macy ITT Technical Institute Essay 6.1: The Story of an Hour Freedom!!! Liberation!!! The idea of living your life for yourself, not others; it is something that we all dream of at some point in our lives, but how many of us actually achieve that? Whether we feel trapped in a job that we hate, a bad friendship, or a bad marriage, there is something inside us that yearns to be free. We long for that weight to be taken off of our shoulders. Kate Chopin’s The Story of an Hour takes us through these emotions, only to find out at the end that these emotions are fleeting, and then reality sets in. What will be discussed in this paper is the plot of the story and those feelings that are experienced, Kate Chopin’s life experiences and how that experience influenced this story, as well as my reaction to the story. The story starts off with Mrs. Mallard( we don’t know her first name) being told some distressing news. Josephine, her sister, is trying to relay this horrible news in the most delicate matter. Mrs. Mallard has severe heart problems, although she is young. Brentley, her husband, was killed in a train accident. She weeps, with “sudden, wild abandonment”, at the news (Woodlief, Study Text). She then sinks into an armchair, and begins to ponder the future. The sky opens up, showing the calming blue. Her horizons seem to broaden, she gets a feeling of starting over, fresh. She is still...
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