...CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING Introduction In the wake of globalization and economic restructuring highlighted by the current global financial crisis, many countries and communities are trying to redefine and rebuild their economies. To save the country from continuous economic downfall which brings chain of problems such as increased unemployment rate, poverty, further destruction of the natural resources and lack of peace and order, the government together with the community shall take initiatives to think, plan and implement alternatives to address the problem. To meet the present needs of the people without sacrificing the natural resources for the future generations, the program must take the idea of sustainable development which is now one of the emerging trends in the economy. In terms of sustainable development, many countries nowadays, find tourism industry as one tool. Tourism, as defined in the Poverty Alleviation for Sustainable Tourism Development Manual of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia Pacific, is a socio-economic phenomenon comprised of the activities and experiences of tourists and visitors away from their home environment, serviced by the travel and tourism industry and host destinations. Tourism offers various economic, social, cultural and physical environmental benefits which can be generated from the array of services, also called tourism supply. Tourism supply components are classified into five (5) main categories:...
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...Case Study: “Nike: The Sweatshop Debate” Global Business Strategies - MGT 448 Introduction This document will explain the difficulties in the legal, social, as well as ethical area which the Nike Corporation had encountered because of carrying out international business in Vietnam government. This document prosecutes the strategically as well as operational problems which make part of Nike and equally demonstrates the part of Nike in the scandal of the operation plant and the moral problems which surround this sensitive case. Nike has encountered a lot of legal, social as well as moral problems above of when the example of the plant of the operation was encountered. “Nike is a global corporation that was established back in 1972 by the preceding University of Oregon track star Phil Knight, (Hill, 2009).” Nike is among the key sellers of tennis shoes and garments at low prices. The organization has more than $10 billion in annual incomes and sells its items in over a hundred and forty countries throughout the world. Nike is not associated with any one of its proper manufacturer. Nike doesn't get involved in their own production process. Nike designs and creates their own marketing plans. They also produce to more than six hundred international plants throughout the world. As per (Hill, 2009) by using these types of producers Nike is hiring 550,000. With regards to the legal repercussions this organization is experiencing include the rumor of operating sweatshops...
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...Our Lady of Lourdes College Foundation College of Criminal Justice System Problems encountered by the Lupon Tagapamayapa in Implementing the provision of Katarungang Pambarangay Law in Brygy. Poblacion Sta Elena Cam. Norte : An Analysis Presented by: Mark john Encinas Ace kristofer Asiao Andrew Zano Chapter 1 The Problem One of the basic principles embodied in a democratic constitution is the supremacy of the rule of law. Law is the very manifestation of the nation of the state internal sovereignty, as a matter of fact, according to many political theorists; law is the "hall mark" or the very essence of the nation state. It is safe to assume therefore that it is the law that gives life and force to a nation state accords it with political authority and lays down limitation to the government in the exercise of its power and function. This policy mandates the state promote justice in all phases of national development. In the fulfillment of this duty the state must give preferential attention to the community, the poor under the privileged and those who have less in life. To remedy the problem, all rulers of state shall construe their people by means of law. But not all rulers or government use law as instrument of control in the same manner, a government can hardly enforce law to administer justice preserve human dignity and promote personal values of member of the barangay. More over what kind of barangay member do people have been the...
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...SOURCE: 0000000232.RTF THESIS ABSTRACT Title : THE PAWNSHOP INDUSTRY IN METRO LEGAZPI Author : SURATOS, EMMA A. Degree : ? Year : 2000 Location : AQ This study looked into the pawnshop industry in Metro Legazpi in order to recommend measures to improve its operations. Specifically, it answered the following questions: 1. What is the profile of pawnshop industry in Metro Legazpi? 2. What is the current state of operation of the pawnshop industry in Metro Legazpi? 3. What are the problems encountered by the owners/operators and the consequent solutions offered to address them? Scope and Coverage The study is concentrated on the operations of all the 26 pawnshops fully operating in Metro Legazpi. By counting the head office and branches as one, the 26 offices were consolidated into 12. Three new pawnshops that have complied with the requirements but are still waiting for their registration certificates brought the total respondents to fifteen. Registered pawnshops in province of Albay but located outside Metro Legazpi were not included in the list of respondents. Financial condition, management practices, and the clients' perspective were likewise not considered in the study. Sources of Data The primary source of data was the information generated through the survey questionnaires distributed to the owners and staff of the different pawnshops in Metro Legazpi. The secondary source of data came from the files and records...
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...SOURCE: 0000000232.RTF THESIS ABSTRACT Title : THE PAWNSHOP INDUSTRY IN METRO LEGAZPI Author : SURATOS, EMMA A. Degree : ? Year : 2000 Location : AQ This study looked into the pawnshop industry in Metro Legazpi in order to recommend measures to improve its operations. Specifically, it answered the following questions: 1. What is the profile of pawnshop industry in Metro Legazpi? 2. What is the current state of operation of the pawnshop industry in Metro Legazpi? 3. What are the problems encountered by the owners/operators and the consequent solutions offered to address them? Scope and Coverage The study is concentrated on the operations of all the 26 pawnshops fully operating in Metro Legazpi. By counting the head office and branches as one, the 26 offices were consolidated into 12. Three new pawnshops that have complied with the requirements but are still waiting for their registration certificates brought the total respondents to fifteen. Registered pawnshops in province of Albay but located outside Metro Legazpi were not included in the list of respondents. Financial condition, management practices, and the clients' perspective were likewise not considered in the study. Sources of Data The primary source of data was the information generated through the survey questionnaires distributed to the owners and staff of the different pawnshops in Metro Legazpi. The secondary source of data...
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...Problems Encountered by the Lupon Tagapamayapa in Implementating the Katarungan Pambarangay Law on Sta. Elena Poblacion, Camarines Norte: an Analysis Our Lady of Lourdes College Foundation College of Criminal Justice System Problems encountered by the Lupon Tagapamayapa in Implementing the provision of Katarungang Pambarangay Law in Brygy. Poblacion Sta Elena Cam. Norte : An Analysis Presented by: Mark john Encinas Ace kristofer Asiao Andrew Zano Chapter 1 The Problem One of the basic principles embodied in a democratic constitution is the supremacy of the rule of law. Law is the very manifestation of the nation of the state internal sovereignty, as a matter of fact, according to many political theorists; law is the "hall mark" or the very essence of the nation state. It is safe to assume therefore that it is the law that gives life and force to a nation state accords it with political authority and lays down limitation to the government in the exercise of its power and function. This policy mandates the state promote justice in all phases of national development. In the fulfillment of this duty the state must give preferential attention to the community, the poor under the privileged and those who have less in life. To remedy the problem, all rulers of state shall construe their people by means of law. But not all rulers or government use law as instrument of control in the same manner, a government can hardly enforce law to administer...
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...Race and Your Community: Knoxville, Tennessee John Smith Date Aixa College ETH 125 The community of Knoxville is extremely small. A larger amount of the Tennessee population consists of several minority groups. Within my location the residency is composed of mostly Blacks and Whites; I have recently found out that the two groups do not have much differences between the two. As there have been identified, there are several differences between these two groups and the Hispanics, Asians, and Filipinos. Traveling through the City of Knoxville, it is easily noticeable and obvious that the Whites and Blacks are obligated to a higher standard of living; the nicer vehicles and larger houses is the proof of this statement. Throughout the city of Knoxville, I have experienced that although there are numerous differences that are easily noticeable between the different races and ethnicities, the unifying of all groups occur when required because of our common ethics and principles. Each group within the community to which I were raised, correlate and empathize in contradictory ways; however, a general respect for another is displayed by all and the thoughtfulness for each person throughout the community’s miscellaneous ways of living are revealed. Within my community, there is a resemblance bearded of me in observations to color as an outcome of me being white and residing within a community in which many of the residents are of the black...
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...Chapter 1 The Problem and its Background Introduction A job is a piece of work or task that is assigned to a person with an agreed price or amount of salary. Having a stable job is one thing that every person strives for. It means having something that would help sustain not only the family’s basic needs for everyday life but also to secure one’s future. Unemployment is a stressful life event that can lead to financial difficulties, depression, anxiety, somatic symptoms, and increased substance use. (Wanberg 1999). It results to emotional health problems due to depression and anxiety as well as low self esteem and lose of respect from other people due to the inability to support one’s self and his family. In order to be employed, one of the most common requirements of an employer or a business establishment is that a person applying for work should be of good moral character. In most cases, a job applicant is required to secure clearances from either the National Bureau of Investigation or the Philippine National Police. The clearances serve as certificate of good moral character and behavior. The clearance reveals if a person has a clean police record or if he/she has been already convicted of a crime. The employment situations of ex-convicts are a different story because the certificate secured from the said law enforcement agency reveals that the applicant has a bad record on file. Employers tend to reject people with a criminal record for...
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...Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS Background Introduction The September 11, 2001 terrorist attack of the World Trade Center in New York City, USA directly caused the death of more than three thousand innocent civilians when two hijacked jetliners deliberately slammed against the twin towers that used to be a testament to the United States’ economic clout. On the same day, two other hijacked airliners were flown to other targets, one of which was the Pentagon, the seat of America’s military might, while the fourth aircraft crashed in a Pennsylvania field, believed to have been due to its passengers fighting back to regain control. While these incidents are certainly not the latest terrorist attacks against civil aviation, these attacks are significant in the sense that its aftermath truly changed the course of history of many nations and radically changed the lifestyles of many peoples. The earliest recorded terrorist act was on September 9, 1949, when a bomb was placed and exploded in a Quebec Airways flight in Canada. Since that first recorded aviation security breach, security experts had been trying to be one step ahead of the terror groups in hardening aircraft and airport targets against all forms of terrorist attacks. However, on July 22, 1968, three gunmen from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), hijacked a passenger airliner of the Israeli airline El Al, on a flight from Rome to Tel-Aviv, and demanded the release of their comrades-in-arms who were...
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...Please elaborate and give details. William Clark: Yes, no problem Dawson it my pleasure to be able to share my experiences with the American people. The Lewis and Clark expedition, as it is now being referred to was by far my most remarkable accomplishment. In my humble opinion I feel that it will be remembered as a significant part of American history and I was honored to have been a part of it. Hopefully, my fellow members of the Corps of Discovery and I have left our legacy in our god given country of the United States. Exploring the uncharted of the Louisiana Purchase was an equally terrifying and rewarding experience. Our expedition was incredibly successful but wasn’t without it’s obstacles. Throughout the course of our expiation we encountered various geographical challenges, bad weather, hostile animals, and encounters with Native Americans. Our inability to find a Northwest water passage complicated our expedition. We had initially anticipated that we would find a short easy water passage soon after leaving Missouri. When this wasn’t the case we encountered some rough situations and didn’t know what to expect going forward with the expedition. We encountered a lot of hardships when, making our...
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...where I can learn and practice my skills while contributing to the company’s growth and earning at the same time. WORK EXPERIENCES: * OVERSEAS CONTRACT WORKER Domestic Helper 2007-2008 Taiwan -Assist in monitoring household activities * UNESCAP UP Diliman Quezon City Government of Pasig 2005-2007 Field Supervisor * Establish fixed points along imaginary boundaries of enumeration’s areas to ensure complete coverage of listing enumeration. * Verify the area coverage of enumerators. * Help solve problems encountered by enumerators such as refusal, callbacks, etc. * Scrutinize the accomplished questionnaires submitted by enumerators for completeness and legibility of entries. * Submit periodic reports on the progress of works to the project manager during weekly meeting. * PASIG CITY COMPREHENSIVE CENSUS Pasig City Hall Field Supervisor 2003-2004 * Establish fixed points along imaginary boundaries of enumeration’ areas to Ensure complete coverage of listing enumeration. * Verify the area coverage of enumerators. * Help solve problems encountered by enumerators such as refusal, callbacks, etc. * Scrutinize the accomplished questionnaires submitted by enumerators for completeness and legibility of entries. * Submit periodic reports on the progress of works to the project manager during weekly meeting. * OVERSEAS CONTRACT WORKER Hongkong Domestic Helper 2001-2003 ...
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...Goals of the MNC • Maximize shareholder wealth – Problems encountered in meeting goals: 1) Agency problems larger for MNCs than purely domestic firms because: a) monitoring more difficult because of geographic distance b) different cultures c) MNC size d) subsidiary managers may maximize the value of their subsidiary but not of the MNC as a whole 2) Centralized vs. decentralized management a) centralized reduces agency costs because it gives parent more control; downside is that local managers may be better informed b) decentralized management increases agency costs but may result in better decisions c) Internet may facilitate monitoring of foreign subsidiaries 3) Corporate control used to reduce agency problems a) executive compensation with stock b) threat of hostile takeover c) monitoring by large shareholders – Constraints encountered in meeting goals 1) Environmental - other countries may be tougher (e.g., pollution controls) 2) Regulatory - e.g., currency convertibility, remittance of profits, etc. 3) Ethical - e.g., bribes may be more acceptable in other countries Theories of International Business • Theory of Comparative Advantage – countries specialize in the production of goods they can produce with relative efficiency and trade for other products • Imperfect Markets Theory – factors of production (labor and other resources) are immobile. • Firms can capitalize on imperfect markets by...
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...partial fulfillment of the Requirement for Bachelor of Business Teacher Education Major in Information Technology By: Arce, Angelica P. Caluya, Bon Jovi Q. Galman, Jalene C. Matinez, Micke Angela V. Navarro, Joseph T. Rosil, Zhyra P. Santiago, Recarjeb S. Sapiňo, Raymart L. 2014 table of contents Title page 0 table of contents 1 Chapter 1 the problem and its background 2 introduction 2 background of the study 3 theoretical framework 4 conceptual framework 6 statement of the problem 8 hypothesis…………………………………………………………………………..10 scope and limitations of the study 10 significance of the study 11 definition of terms 12 Chapter 2 review of related literature and studies 14 foreign literature 14 local literature 24 Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION A new era has dawned in the education system in our country. Forms the Revised Basic Education Curriculum (RBEC) where the emphasis is on the fairness of the strategic approach focused on the cognitive development of the learner in the major subjects. With the emerging challenge to compete with the standards set by the countries globally. Our government has taken the initiative to implement changes in our educational system to make the students competitive enough to meet the said standards. This gives way to the birth of the K to 12 Curriculum in the Philippines. The implementation of the K-12 program that was established by the virtue of RA 10533 last June 2013 leads our Philippines Education System...
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...CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction Usage of papers in the organization is greatly reduced by using updated information and database systems. As the digitalization of documents and processes is in pursuit, the cost of administrative maintenance diminishes. This could allocate more resources for use in the distribution of other valuable social goods. Transaction time with the administration is shortened. Efficient service provision requires having the right services delivered to the right people, and delivered fast when the people need it most. These perks would not be present without IT, which serves part of the realization of company’s good governance. (Magno & Serafica, 2006) Good Governance is the manner in which power is exercised in the management of a country’s economic and social resources for development. The essence of good governance was described as predictable, open and enlightened policy, together with a bureaucracy imbued with a professional ethos and an executive arm of the policy-making bodies accountable for its actions (The World Bank Group, 2005). IT promotes good governance in three basic ways: (1) by increasing transparency, information, and accountability; (2) by facilitating accurate decision-making and public participation; and (3) by enhancing the efficient delivery of public goods and services. The use of IT could enable the organization, as well as the public, to inform their rights and privileges. Background of the Study Coreware...
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...medical schools across the world. These schools are now trying to appeal to the international student in addition to the country's local citizens. They are doing so by promoting cheaper education, providing grants for eligible foreign students, and accommodating foreign students' language and academic needs. They are also purchasing the curriculums and accreditations of western schools to make their schools more appealing. There is question, however, if these schools are well equipped to train the international physician. It is a concern to many that these schools cannot truly train a physician to practice anywhere in the world. Many believe that medical schools are aiming to increase revenue at the sacrifice for producing inadequately trained medical personnel that can operate in any area of the world after graduation. There are some that propose a universally acceptable medical school curriculum that all medical schools must abide to maintain accreditation to address this issue. Composing such a curriculum, however, is an extremely difficult to accomplish. Educational methods in different areas of the world differ based on the local culture. The foreign students, unfamiliar with the language, teaching methods, and culture of the host country, often struggle in their studies and have lower rates of graduation then those who are of local origin. There has not yet been determined how to creating a global medical school curriculum while still being sensitive to the different...
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