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    Value Proposition Assignment The Bad ones:- McKinsey’s Corporate Finance Site : Our value proposition rests on an unrivalled package of strategic‚ transactional and financial advisory services‚ uniquely linked with independent judgement and deep industrial/commercial insight. Our reward is not “transaction-based”‚ so we can maintain genuine objectivity in our client’s long-term interest. In negotiating and carrying out an engagement for a client‚ we participate fully in the client’s corporate thinking

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    California Public Policy Paper The Bill: The bill I chose for this paper was proposition 35. This proposition was proposed in the fall election of 2012. Proposition 35‚ also known as “Californians against Sexual Exploitation Act”‚ was primarily about increasing the penalty for sex trafficking. The bill would increase prison sentences for human traffickers‚ require convicted human traffickers to register as sex offenders‚ require all registered sex offenders to disclose their internet accounts

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    Designing a Value Proposition Sanna Choudhary sannakc@gmail.com School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences National University of Sciences and Technology Agenda • • • • • What is a value proposition? Examples Dimensions of value Design Process Key Takeaways A value proposition is a statement of the unique benefits delivered by your offering to the target customer A value proposition is a hypothesis that your offering will bring certain values to a target

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    Value Proposition Your value proposition can equip you with the following benefits to your business: * Create a strong differential between you and your competitors * Increase not only the quantity but the quality of prospective leads * Gain market share in your targeted segments * Assist you in enhancing tools that will help you close more business * Improve your operation efficiency iPod vs. Other MP3 Players - As early as 1996 MP3 players were available to the public for

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    Business proposition Customers can find Rolex watches about their price lists at their official website or other relevant website. For example‚ a customer prefers to buy a Rolex Submariner and find a lot of research about this product through official website‚ social networking for example Facebook. They also can gather the information through friend opinion. Both countries are promoting the same products but why Rolex watches in Malaysia is much more expensive than outstation and people still prefer

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    a) Explain with examples Kant’s theory of Categorical Imperative Kantian ethics is a deontological‚ absolute theory proposed by Immanuel Kant in the late 1700’s. Kant taught that an action could only count as the action of a good will if it satisfied the test of the Categorical Imperative. The categorical imperative is based around the idea to act solely for the sake of duty. For example‚ you should share your sweets because it is a good thing to do; not because it makes you feel good. Consequentially

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    main principles of Kant’s Categorical Imperative. (25) Kant believed that a moral action is made up of duty and good will. Without duty‚ an action cannot be morally good. This is how he developed the duty-based Categorical Imperative‚ also known as moral commands‚ as a foundation for all other rules and will be true in any circumstance purely based on reason. These tell everyone what to do and don’t depend on anything else‚ such as personal desires. Within the Categorical Imperative‚ Kant outlines

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    Szegedi Anita Brigitta Learn and understand Learn and understand are two different kinds of words‚ but their meaning can be similar. Thinking that the dictionary may help us to understand the meaning of these two words‚ we have to realize that a closer examination is needed. The definition of the word “learn” given by the dictionary is: “to gain knowledge of a subject or skill‚ by experience‚ by studying it or by being taught”. The word “understand” is defined: “to know the meaning

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    categorical syllogism

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    Once one knows the categorical imperative and understands it‚ they can effectively take any moral dilemma‚ run it through the mill‚ and get a morally correct answer. With this test‚ every person should get the same answer‚ which is what makes it universal law. Kant provides three different versions of the categorical imperative‚ not to give different answers‚ but to emphasize different moral points. A person should be

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