Republic of the Philippines UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES COLLEGE OF GOVERNANCE AND BUSINESS B.O. Obrero, Davao City EXPLORATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS ON GANGSTERISM _________________________ In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirement for the Subject Data Analysis for Administrators _________________________ SHERWIN S. FORTUGALIZA September 2015 A total of two hundred sixty three (263) secondary students of Davao City National High
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Three Types of Entrepreneurs The Social Entrepreneur is motivated to transform the world into a better place to live. He/she does not accept status quo and seeks to actively improve environmental, educational, social and economic conditions. Rather than being driven by the desire for profits, social entrepreneurs are usually aimed at improving the quality of goods and services while contributing back to the community and society. The Serial Entrepreneur continuously comes up with new ideas and
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the key trends likely to affect Elecdyne over the next 5 years (these can be different / additional to those identified by the futurologist) • Economic crisis: Even if Japan is not affected like Europe, the government had launch a stimulative policy in order to improve the current situation. Many Japanese companies are impacted by this general economic conditions. • Sustainability: Companies such as Elecdyne have to take care of the public opinion about ecology which is requiring more and more
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Research Topic: It will examine how the weather conditions affect the usage of the different car models offered by the car sharing service. Purposes: For Car Sharing Models it is very important to offer cars which are most needed by the customer. One factor which influences the demand of the customers could be the weather. This question has to be answered to react on the customers needs. Due to the fact that the competitive situation in this branch is under pressure it is very important for Car Sharing
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still a need for a holistic view of how various widely known factors at the organization, industry and national levels affect EC adoption. Therefore, this study proposes a theoretical model of EC technologies adoption by SMEs in developing countries by incorporating various readiness factors identified in the literature that may determine EC technologies adoption by SMEs in developing countries. It then explores the influence of these factors on the adoption of different EC technologies. The environmental
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Recommendation and Approved Sheet----------------------------------------------------i Acknowledgment---------------------------------------------------------------------------------iii Table of Contents--------------------------------------------------------------------------------iv List of Tables-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------vii List of Figures------------------------------------------------------------------------------------viii
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Organization Design Paper University of Phoenix HCS/514 Organization Design Paper The health organizations have been characterized by a rapid advance in forces of development, economic globalization, technology innovation, and changes in the vision so that let us offer our clients the best of the services. As indicated Kotler (2000) that business, industry, large or small services in the current environment requires market their products or services, against which the sales
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will discuss and evaluate the literature of the ‘dark side’ of entrepreneurship. Individual Psychological Factors The ‘dark side’ of entrepreneurship has been thoroughly investigated by a range of academics, and is discussed in many pieces of literature. A key area of focus in these seems to be the psychological factors that entrepreneurs possess as individuals, and how these factors can create all sorts of problems. Entrepreneurs are often portrayed as creative, ambitious and enthusiastic
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entry are: * Economic of Scale * Product Differentiation * Capital Requirements * Switching Costs * Access to Distribution Channels. * Cost Disadvantages Independent in Size * Government Policy 2) Rivalry Among Existing Firms A competitive move by one fir can be expected to have noticeable effect on its competitors and thus may cause retaliation or counter efforts. According to porter, intense rivalry is related to the presence of several factors, including:
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Volume 4, Issue 2, 2009 The effects of human resource practices on firm growth Ilias P. Vlachos Dept. of Agricultural Economics & Rural Development, Agricultural University of Athens Iera Odos 75, Botanikos, 118 55, Athens, Greece Tel: +30 210 5294757 Email: ivlachos@aua.gr Abstract Although the connection between firm growth and labour is well documented in economics literature, only recently the link between human resources (HR) and firm growth has attracted the interest of researchers.
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