...Assignment 1.1: Industrialization after the Civil War Thesis and Outline Jeevan Neupane Professor Dr. Anthony McCormack Strayer University January 27, 2016 Thesis Thesis: Industrialization had very significant impact in US economy. During the late 1800s, it led to the development of very prosperous middle-class which led to attraction of immigrant from Southern and Eastern Europe in search of American Dream. Not only that nearly half of American started living in the cities by 1920 which also helped women to enter the workforce in very large number. As a result of industrialization, corruption was on the rise, huge amount of money that could have been used for public works ended up in private pockets. Outline I. Three major aspects of industrialization between 1865 and 1920 that influenced US society, economy, and politics. A. First aspect of industrialization you will discuss B. Second aspect C. Third aspect II. List five (5) specific groups affected by industrialization and two examples for each. A. First group 1.first example 2. second example B. Second group 1.first example 2. second example C. Third group 1. first example 2. second example D. Fourth group 1. first example 2. second example E. Fifth group 1. first example 2. second example III. List five (5) ways that industrialization affected the life of the average working American during this period A. First way B. Second...
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...fist chosen company is Tesco’s which was founded in 1919 by Jack Cohen as a group of market stalls. (Information from Wikipedia) a) Tesco is a global store with over 1800 stores worldwide. b) Tesco’s is part of the private sector, which means it is part of the national economy that is not under direct state control. c) It is Tertiary as it doesn't make the products it sells it just provides a service, it buys products in from the primary and secondary sectors. d) The purpose of Tesco’s is to create value for customers to earn their loyalty so they continue to make repeat purchases. e) Tesco’s is owned by thousands of people this therefor makes it a public limited company as shareholders who own small parts of the company. For my second chosen company, I have chosen Chepstow leisure centre. a) Chepstow leisure centre is a small local business. b) Chepstow leisure centre is part of the public sector this is due to the fact it is part government run and part run by them meaning that the government has some control over the business. c) Chepstow leisure is a tertiary business as it provides services for its customers for example the swimming pool and gym. d) The purpose of this small business is to provide local customers with a great service it is not just run for profitable reasons. e) This business is part of the private sector as it’s is owned partly by the government meaning it main purpose is not making a...
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...Honest Abe and Backwoods Boy Did you know that our 16th president Abraham Lincoln grew up with a ax. "Honest Abe" and "Backwoods boy" make different points about Abraham Lincoln's childhood: "Honest Abe" shows that Abraham Lincoln was a kind and honest person, but "Backwoods Boy" shows how tough his childhood was.For paragraph 1 I will be explaining how there different,2nd paragraph will be how they are similar, and the final 3 paragraph will be how different they are. The similarity between “Honest Abe” and “ The Backwoods Boy” is that both show how kind Abraham Lincoln was.Abraham Lincoln in both stories show how honest he was and he always kept his promises.This an example that shows that Abraham Lincoln keeps...
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...Grubb Chapter 1 Outline Business Now: Change is the Only Constant 1:1) Business Now: Moving at Breakneck Speed * Technologies forge instant connections across the globe. * Successful firms : Seek the opportunities and avoid the pitfalls, carefully evaluate risks, complete understand their market, adhere to ethical practices * Their core goal: To generate long-term profits by delivering unsurpassed value to their customers. * Over the past few years explosive growth in Facebook and Twitter has played a pivotal park in forging a new role for both businesses and consumers in today's dynamic business environment. * Census Data : * The median household income is the U.S. is roughly $50,000. * The top 40% of Americans earns 75% of the money. * Four in ten kids are born to single moms/ * By 2010, birthrates had dropped to an all-time record low. * 60% of Americans now live in the South and West regions. * 26% of men make six or more cell phone calls a day. 1:1a) Business Basics: Some Key Definitions * Business- any organization that provides goods and services in an effort to earn a profit. * Profit- The Money that a business earns in sales (or revenue) , minus expenses, such as the cost of goods and the cost of salaries REVENUE – EXPENSES = PROFIT (or LOSS) * Loss- When a business incurs expenses that are greater than its revenue. * Despite the meltdown of 2008, American new business creation hit a 15-year...
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...The name ETUDE was inspired by a famous Polish composer Frederic Chopin's studies for the piano from the early 1800's. The company was founded in the year 1966 and the corporate name was changed to Oscar Corporation in 1985. During 1990, Amore Pacific Group incorporated the company and have decided to change the company's name to Etude Corporation in 1997. Etude House is one of the main cosmetics retailer in South Korea and the first Etude House retail store was opened in Seoul during 2005 and is growing rapidly ever since then. In the year 2009, Etude House launched stores in several countries including Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore and more. It now has around 9 retail stores all spread across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor in Malaysia and has grown into a famous cosmetics retailer for the ladies here. Environmental forces affecting the retail store: Environmental forces are the uncontrollable forces that will affect the survival, operations, growth of an organization and the results of a marketing decision. There are several forces that will affect the business of the retail store Etude House. The first force is the technological forces. Advanced technology often creates new products based on innovation and creativity and it has the potential to change the ways of operating a business. The advancement of technology allows Etude House to operate their business more conveniently and perfectly. They allow debit-card and credit-card payment to ease the customers and their...
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...ADVICE TO DAN RAMIREZ AND SUSAN PERDORNA Corporate Governance, Financial Proposal and International Commerce For Small Business Kenya Wagner FIN/419 Mr. James Haigst January 19, 2015 Ramirez and Susan : It gives me immense pleasure to know that you are about to start up a new company. As far as corporate governance is concerned I will like to explain the three types which are as follows: 1. Anglo-American: Anglo-American is based on the objectives set by the company’s owners. The shareholders of the company are the primary stake holders to whom the organization is held accountable to. 2. Franco-German: This type of corporate governance is a collective entity that duties and responsibilities are toward the key stakeholders along with shareholders perceived to be one group of such stakeholders. 3. Japanese: There corporate governance is based on the network of the supplier and buyer companies, i.e., based on cross shareholding among members and their main banks. For you the first type of corporate governance, i.e., Anglo-American is more suitable because your family members are going to invest and their interest is of prime importance. Finance Proposal: The family members will contribute towards capital of the company by subscribing for stock of company. To have the control of the family majority of stock should be purchased by the family members. The profits earned by the company will be distributed in...
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...business.gov.au Business Plan template A good business plan can help you secure finance, define the direction of your business and create strategies to achieve your goals. The business.gov.au Business Plan template steps you through the process of creating a solid, well-structured plan tailored to your business. New! Create your business plan on your iPad by downloading our free MyBizPlan iPad App. Search ‘MyBizPlan’ in the App Store now! Copies of the latest version of this template and the guide can be downloaded from www.business.gov.au/businessplan. If you need further information, assistance or referral about a small business issue, please contact the Small Business Support Line on 1800 777 275. Using this template Before you complete this business plan template and start using it, consider the following: 1. Do your research. You will need to make quite a few decisions about your business including structure, marketing strategies and finances before you can complete the template. By having the right information to hand you also can be more accurate in your forecasts and analysis. 2. Determine who the plan is for. Does it have more than one purpose? Will it be used internally or will third parties be involved? Deciding the purpose of the plan can help you target your answers. If third parties are involved, what are they interested in? Although don’t assume they are just interested in the finance part of your business. They will be looking...
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...Running head: COMMERCIAL CREDIT Commercial Credit Legal Environment of Management Commercial Credit Exchanging services and/or goods in exchange for the promise of future payment has been in existence for centuries. Loans were made as early as 1300 B. C. as securities for mortgages and advance deposits. The first use of open credit in America can be traced back to 1620 with the establishment of the first permanent colony in New England. The Pilgrims spent three years negotiating with England to raise funds for their journey. Soon, a wealthy London merchant struck a deal with the Pilgrims to fund their trip by lending them 1800 British pounds, which today would be equivalent of 2400 US dollars. The terms of this agreement were that all credit advanced and to be advanced would be paid in exchange for the Pilgrims to work for a term of seven years. At the end of the seven year term, payment in full would be made to the merchant, also known as a creditor, based on the size of the initial investment. At end of the seven year period the Pilgrims were unable to settle their debt in full with the England merchant. An alternate agreement was made in which the Pilgrims were required to pay 200 British pounds per year for a term of nine years until paid in full. Unfortunately this arrangement failed as well and was renegotiated. Finally after twenty-five years, the final payment was made to settle the debt in full. The history of this transaction is noted as the first...
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...PART ONE Introducing The Contemporary Business World In the Opening Cases in Chapters 1 to 5, you will read about five situations that may seem to have little in common at first glance: Canadian megaprojects that focus on the extraction of oil and nickel, the importance of productivity for our standard of living, the unethical behaviour of some business managers, entrepreneurs starting new businesses, and the exporting of Canadian goods and services to other countries. All of these situations, and many more that are described in this text, have a common thread—they all demonstrate the key elements of business as well as the excitement and complexity of business activity. Each case tells a part of the story of our contemporary business world. Part One, Introducing the Contemporary Business World, provides a general overview of business today, including its economic roots, the environment in which it operates, the importance of entrepreneurship, the various forms of ownership of business firms, the globalization of business, and the ethical problems and opportunities facing business firms. ■ We begin in Chapter 1, Understanding the Canadian Business System, by examining the role of business in the economy of Canada and other market economies. We also present a brief history of business in Canada. Then, in Chapter 2, Understanding the Environments of Business, we examine the external environments that influence business activity. These include the economic, technological...
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...property working together to create the 19th century legal basis for corporate philanthropy. In the first case, the company wanted to compensate employees due to job loss. Based on court rulings which would not be aligned with the concepts of CSR, the directors of the company should be more concerned with spending the company’s money solely for the purposes of business and that it should not be used for charity. In the second case however, the court’s decision would be more in line with CSR’s concept of social good where the purchase of land for a school, church and other social institutions would benefit the community in general. These cases highlight the ambiguity that is inherent in CSR’s definition in an attempt to distinguish between social good and protecting the interests of the company in relation to their employees. Business and Social Responsibility Based on observations made by Eberstadt (1973, cited by Carroll, 2008, pp. 19-46) the late 1800’s saw charters showing favoritism only to businesses that were socially useful. However, by the end of the Civil War charters were available under any business pretext, to...
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...Chapter 1 What is Business? 1. Differentiate the three meanings of business as commerce, occupation and organization and identify the four main kinds of productive resources. 2. Understand the forces of supply and demand determine fair or market price. 3. Appreciate how a company’s business model is the source of its competitive advantage and the difference between profit and profitability 4. Recognize the way specialization and the division of labor through the “invisible had of the market” lead to increasing profit and wealth. 5. List the reasons why business organizations are created to structure business exchanges and facilitate business commerce. Definitions of Business Business has three dimensions of a meaning A commerce An occupation An organization * Business as a commerce is the process that people produce, exchange and trade goods and services * Business as an occupation is the acquired set of specialized skills and abilities that allows people to create valuable goods and services * Business as an organization is the system of task and authority relationship that coordinates and controls the interactions between people so that they work toward a common goal * Business as a system is a combination of business commerce, occupations, and organizations that produces and distributes the goods and services that create value for people in a society Factors of Production * Regardless of meaning there are four crucial ingredients...
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...Business Demise MGMT 255 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1. How would you describe the problem the carter Company is facing? What is causing it? Problems: The Problem could be delineated from different points of view as looking getting it done in regards to this case. As Donald Sontag was the first who bought this Carter company (typesetting) who was particularly a technique of sorting out material to be printed joining together with little mom-and-pop associations doing the same sort of work under huge distributors. Experiencing the book the Problems that we came to know are such tremendous issue that they are confronting and these could be seen in different trades additionally. To begin with key issue was the Engineering and Technology. So far we analyzed that the Competition was additionally a climbing issue that is bringing the organization down and getting things messed. Quality and Cost was turned into issues that came after the competitors enter the trade. Some small scale problems we examined were Lack of self interest in employees and Incentives and Benefits. Causes: * Engineering and Technology: As the technologies were developing step by step, helped the trade to expand the organizations, for example, Internet that helped a considerable measure to addition benefits and make work simple. As we read in the book the development of internet made outsources simpler for the bigger distributor in the business maintaining good quality. Initially the expense...
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...serve rather than rule. A sustainability leader of the 21st century has to have the ability to create a meaningful context out of the existing sustainability landscape. Sustainability is a broad notion that encompasses all aspects of our lives from economic to social and environmental actions. A number of ways to promote sustainability is infinite, and this vague plethora of contents is often the source of difficulty in raising awareness and participation in the movement toward sustainable future. It is therefore important for future leaders to recognise and provide innovative, sensitive, and meaningful sustainability possibilities. As an entrepreneur, leadership is the most important part of your job. But in a constantly changing business climate, you can't model yourself on leadership archetypes from the past and expect to meet the challenges of today's workplace. Barking orders at your subordinates a la the domineering 1950s boss won't get your staff on your side. And the buddy-buddy, hang-loose management style of the 1990s won't get results fast enough to keep pace with the competition. Some of the factors that make a great leader...
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...1 BUSINESSES LOCATED IN INDIA Course Project Business Security and Globalization of Multinational Businesses Located in India John Doe Professor Juan Vigil GM594 – Global and Domestic Security Management Keller Graduate School of Management June 10, 2012 2 BUSINESSES LOCATED IN INDIA Abstract This paper will outline the background of the country of India to its present day. This will include a brief discussion on how the country has become an attractive location for businesses to establish a global footprint. In doing so, there are many aspects that must be considered when setting up a business of operations within India. Business security and what can be experienced when a business finally decides to take the step. This includes aspects of local governments, local culture, and employee pool, just to name a few. Then, there is the risk associated with doing business in India once the operation is established. This can include terrorism, government conflicts, and employee concerns. While there is a large list of security concerns for a business to consider before making this type of commitment, many can be avoided or at least minimized through proper planning. I will discuss solutions that can be implemented to reduce the amount of risk associated with the security adversity when establishing a global business within India. 3 BUSINESSES LOCATED IN INDIA Business Security and Globalization of Multinational Businesses Located in India Introduction Businesses...
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...CW’s Accounting and Bookkeeping Palace Bachelors Capstone Final Project Christie D. Welch MT499P-01 Dr. Patricia Wolf Table of Contents Section 1: Executive Summary (Business Description) 2 Section 2: Code of Conduct 7 Section 3: Marketing Plan (Strategy and SWOT) 9 Section 4: Operations 14 Section 5: Finance 18 Section 6: Cash Flow Analysis 19 Section 7: Information Management 21 Section 8: Management Summary 24 References 28 Appendix 31 Section 1: Executive Summary (Business Description) CW’s Accounting and Bookkeeping Palace During the fall of 2014, I plan to open CW’s Accounting and Bookkeeping Palace. This company will mainly advertise to the small businesses within the surrounding area. During tax season CW’s will also do personal taxes. We will treat each customer as an individual. We will strive to grow with the ease of confidence and a great reputation. CW’s will be located on the North side of Jacksonville where there are only a few accounting firms. The business will try to establish a professional accounting/bookkeeping service that will reflect our quality performance and fill a wide range of business needs (Starting a booking business). As our company grows will expand to bring in more clients but to start off it will be for small businesses that either do not have an accountant or that is dissatisfied with the performance of their current accountant. Vision Statement Our vision statement is, “Drop off your books and...
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