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    The CAGE Distance Framework and Its Importance for Foreign Direct Investment Tereza Dvořáková‚ V00837032 Due date: November 20‚ 2014 For: Erik Schindler Course: Business English and Communication (COM 206b) Executive Summary When expanding to a foreign country‚ the company needs to analyze the business environment in the foreign country. One of the best tools‚ how to recognize differences between domestic and foreign country is the CAGE distance framework. In the report‚ I firstly define

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    differences in labor costs between their home market and the U.S.  How‚ if at all‚ does this fit with the idea developed in the context of the CAGE framework that similarities between countries tend to increase flows between them and differences tend to decrease cross-border flows?  (No more than two paragraphs please). From the context of CAGE framework‚ TCS would fit as IT outsourcing candidate for US companies regardless the economic arbitrage due to its cultural similarities‚ which is considered

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    A Theoretical Framework for Distance Education-Desmond Keegan Keegan suggested that electronically linking students and instructor at various locations creates a virtual classroom. Keegan suggested three questions had to be answered before one could develop a theory. Those three questions are 1.) Is distance education an educational activity? 2.) Is distance education a form of conventional education? 3.) Is distance education possible‚ or is it a contradiction in terms? These 3 questions lend

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    Locked In: An Analysis of the Environment in “The Cage” The wire of the fence bounds the man within its clutches. Escape seems to be in sight‚ but is lost when he seems to have reached it. “The Cage” by Heinrich Boll is a short story about a man who is closed in by the boundaries of metal wire as a prisoner‚ looking for relief. The man ends up getting a miserable fate. In Heinrich Boll’s “The Cage‚” the author signifies how a person can change due to miserable environmental conditions and loss

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    1. Climate Change and the Philippines Recent scientific studies reveal that human activities have contributed significantly to the increase of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere that causes climate change. The Philippines is a hotspot for climate change disasters particularly the risk for agriculture and food security due to extreme El Nino and severe tropical cyclones. The spread of infectious diseases are influenced by fluctuations in climate variables‚ temperature‚ relative humidity and

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    ESSAY Birds and Cages The world is a big place and there are thousands of creatures in it. Although we believe in freedom‚ we rarely give it to the animals that share all the beauty around us. I personally believe that birds are one of the incarcerated living beings and shouldn’t be left in cages‚ but set free to enjoy the space God planned for them. There are many different types of birds‚ with outrageous colors‚ sizes and environments. They all share wings that let them fly‚ allowing them to feel

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    The performance art piece of a Couple in the Cage is of two people living in a cage pretending to be Amerindians for the audiences that come to see them. The artists Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gomez-Pena. Underneath the performance that the artists put on is a satire of institutional racism that took place in the past while also calling to attention the fact that it is still somewhat present today. The audience of the performance contained a mix of reactions between some believing that the performance

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    A Cage of ButterfliesA Cage of Butterflies introduces the controversial idea that there is potential for the misuse of scientific knowledge and practice by unscrupulous people. Brian Caswell has written this fictional book to make people aware of this problem in our society. The theme of the book can be seen from the different perspectives of the characters; the babies‚ the think tank group‚ Susan and Eric and the scientists. Caswell points out that some people place such things as fame and money

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    The Cage "If we forget the past‚ it could happen again. We must learn from those horrors. We must learn what happens when people remain silent while others are persecuted. We must learn‚ my child‚ not to ignore the ugly sings‚ the danger signs‚ as my family-as the people of my generation –did." This quote from the book "The Cage" has a very strong meaning and is relevant not only in reference to the Jews in World War II‚ but can also be related to almost any type of injustice‚ many of which

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    of the narrator. The man was to sell his two parrots in a cage. The writer’s three years old son was highly fascinated by the very little parrots that were jumping and perching on a bar inside the cage. The man badly required money for ticket to go home and he requested the narrator to buy the birds and give him some money. The narrator found him to be a dweller of Kutch‚ not far from Hyderabad Sind. The son of the narrator took the cage and his heart was dancing with joy. He was feeding the parrots

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