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    Strategic Management - Assignment 2 Submitted By : J Karthik Ganesh Program : EPGP Class :Sep 2009 Roll No :EPGP10-0909155 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1. Discuss how your company has attempted to develop a competitive strategy to protect its business level strategy. For example‚ if your company is operating in an embryonic industry‚ discuss the ways it has attempted to increase its competitive advantage overtime. If it operates in a mature industry

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    J and J Case Study

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    them with a response which is evidence of our interest and that leaves them with the clear understanding that they are important to us” (J&J company official website). The key mission for Johnson & Johnson is also the global expansion. Johnson & Johnson has acquired many other companies to fulfil their global expansion strategy. For example‚ J&J acquired Pfizer Consumer Healthcare which brings in heritage consumer brands such as LISTERINE in 2006. Johnson & Johnson’s products

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    PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS ON KULITIS LEAVES EXTRACT ( Amaranthus viridis Linn. ) A Biological Research Submitted to the Research Center Alabel National Science High School Regional Science High School for Region XII Alabel‚ Sarangani Province Submitted by: Shaira Mae M. Yamon Fourth Year- Diamond Submitted to: SHIELA P. BUTIL‚ Ph. D. Research Adviser August 5‚ 2013   Chapter I Introduction A. Background of the Study Amaranth (Amaranthus)

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    What is evil ?

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    Explain the problem of evil and Augustine’s Theodicy. What is evil? John Hick defined evil as “physical pain‚ mental suffering and moral wickedness”. The monotheistic God of Christianity supposedly possesses divine qualities of omnipotence‚ omniscience and Omni benevolence. Omnipotence means the almighty and all knowing‚ omniscience means having infinite knowledge and Omni benevolent means all loving. If God is all of these things then why is there evil? The problem of evil brings up some big issues

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    Sanford J. Ungar Analysis

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    Sanford J. Ungar: Defender of the Liberal Arts William Butler Yeats is accredited with once saying “Education is not the filling of a pail‚ but the lighting of a fire.” It seems this idiom no longer rings true; today’s preferred education encompasses the regurgitation of technical jargon in the hopes of finding a job. People now deem Liberal Arts degree worthless; it’s too expensive and impractical in today’s job market. The sciences and career colleges are where the jobs lie. In the battle over

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    Evil

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    In “The Apology” Socrates reveals a profound defense that no one knowingly does evil. Socrates defense does not rely on the right to freely expressing ones ideas‚ but rests entirely on revealing the ignorance of his accusers. This defense begins after Meletus declares that Socrates solely corrupts the youth by himself; everyone else in Athens helps the youth. Socrates creates an analogy and compares Meletus statement to horses and horse-trainers. Socrates exposes that horse-trainers must have many

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    The Problem of Evil

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    Identify key ideas associated with the problem of evil The key Ideas associated with the problem of evil creates an evidential problem for Christians who want to retain God’s attributes of omnipotence‚ omniscience and benevolence and that God created the world out of nothing. However due to the ‘Inconsistent Triad’ meaning that the three (omnibenevolent‚ omnipotent and omniscient) are logically unreliable. If God is omnipotent‚ he is aware of the existing evil and suffering and knows how to put a stop to

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    V-J Day Analysis

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    remembered. This day‚ also known as V-J Day‚ occurred on August 14th‚ 1945 but is still celebrated on the next day‚ August 15th. When Japan surrendered‚ shouts of joy were heard all across the United States as President Truman announced that war between Japan and America were finally coming to an end. Alfred Eisenstaedt‚ photographer hired by LIFE magazine‚ was walking the streets of Times Square in New York City the day America was informed that Japan had surrendered (V-J Day in Times Square 1). Celebrating

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    J. S. Woodsworth J.S. Woodsworth was regularly active politics throughout his life‚ he dreamed of changing politics to help immigrants‚ farmers‚ the unemployed and the elderly. James Shaver Woodsworth changed politics in Canada forever. Throughout his life he created the CCF‚ founded the Regina Manifesto‚ created social welfare‚ changed the immigration policy and created the labour movement. The CCF was J.S. Woodsworth most successful accomplishment. “Over the years‚ both Liberals and Conservatives

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    Through his article "The Banality of Systemic Evil"‚ Peter Ludlow gives an interesting perspective over the recent whistle blowing cases. His main analytic focus is over the Chelsea Manning‚ Aaron Swartz‚ and Edward Snowden cases that grabbed global attention. The author raises the issues of morality and whether the actions taken were justified. He also gives reference to a book called "Moral Mazes" which elaborates on ethical decision making within the corporate world. The article also gives light

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