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Discussion 2-3 paragraphs APA citation 500 words

If current trends continue, China may be the world's largest economy by 2030. In a concise and well-noted statement, discuss the possible implications for a) the world's trading system, b) the world's monetary and currency exchange systems, and c) global commodity systems.

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BUS 610 WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT

Symbols of culture are called artifacts. Artifacts are the most visible and accessible level of culture. These include behaviors, stories, rituals (everyday practices that are repeated frequently), and symbols (e.g., company logos, company colors). For example, the president of a company volunteering at Habitat for Humanity is an artifact of culture. An example of symbols as an artifact of culture is Ashford University’s shield that serves as our logo and is printed on transcripts, diplomas and letterhead paper. Submit a two- to three-page paper (excluding the title and reference pages) descri...

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• Concisely describe Anthem Inc. in the healthcare industry, its service or product, and business idea (the business ideas is the implementation of a transportation company to encourage members to take preventive care, the service will be at not cost as the Non Emergency Medical Transportation is covered benefit by Medicaid/Medicare. Include the company’s publicly traded name and stock symbol if these exist.

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Companies have become increasingly aware of the advantages that being ethically conscious have to offer, especially in the global economy. Using the overview of ethical leadership provided in this week’s lecture and readings, in what way can ethical business practices increase organizational competitiveness in their respective industries and help to further substantiate the notion that an ethical culture is good for business? Conversely, how does unethical leadership adversely affect the organization’s bottom line? What impact can a leader’s position on ethics have on the culture of an organiz...

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From kitchen baker to operations manager

Baking dog treats in her kitchen has been a simple process for Wanda to manage. She has two ovens, one sink, a refrigerator, and enough room for two people to work at the same time. However, when Wanda moves her business out of her home, she will have a commercial kitchen that can accommodate as many as six people working simultaneously. She had never thought of her business as “production” until the real estate agent who showed her space asked how many production workers she needs to accommodate. At that point, Wanda realized she would be running a production system. Even worse, she realized...

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Discussion Reply- Response 1-2 paragraphs with 1-2 references Fields

As of right now, China has already has had a significant influence on global commodities (Pleven, 2010). Though China is the world's largest exporter (HIll, 2018, p. 20), it also one of the world's largest consumers (Pleven, 2010). Some industries, such as energy and agriculture, are deeply affected by China due to their substantial population. Metals, such as copper and iron, are often used for infrastructure. With the world's largest economy and population, China is expected to continue to expand, which will continue to put strains on these precious commodities (Pleven, 2010). All told, as o...

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Microeconomics

This week we continue our examination of supply and demand under different market conditions This week we will examine toll roads and compare them to free roads. What are the advantages and disadvanages of each approach?

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Management?

2. When encouraging and helping a subordinate organizational member progress professionally, how much effort should you invest in any one person? How much effort and mentoring is appropriate, and when are a manager's efforts too much?

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Distribution for Year One Distribution is broken down into two components: The first year which is the crux of this independent plan and from year two on where you foresee how to gain a greater audience. Distribution Year One focuses on the manners in which you will distribute to and communicate with your potential consumers. While online aggregation allows the best ability to reach consumers, Brick and Mortar establishments within the target market city can raise the visibility and prospects for an independent project. And whether the consumer is considering purchase or already pur...