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    Contemporary World Culture Globalization of McDonalds Globalization has affected almost every aspect of life in most all countries around the world from economic to culture with the exchange of goods‚ services and ideas influencing cultural changes around the world. Food is an important element in defining culture and the globalization of McDonald’s is huge. Most people when they hear the name McDonald’s immediately think of America. Equating McDonald’s with America is sensible since they opened

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    Globalization of McDonald’s in China Executive Summary McDonald’s is one the largest fastest growing fast-food restaurant in the world. McDonald’s have become a household name across the world. The fast food giant has come a long way from being just a burger stand in San Bernardino‚ California in 1940. The original owners were two brothers‚ Richard and Maurice McDonald. The hot dog stand evolved into a restaurant offering 25 items on the menu. In 1947‚ Richard and Maurice (going forward

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    Globalization by Donald J. Boudreaux‚ first published in 2008 is a testament to the author’s research and eagerness in understanding a global economy; its pitfalls‚ its struggles‚ but more so the influences that it has on people as individuals and groups but also the profound influence that it has on business. Boudreaux designates seven chapters‚ each for a specific subject‚ regarding a global economy and how these subjects are the root of what globalization is to locals in China‚ Africa and the

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    Summary: “The social dimension of globalization: A review of the literature” – 2004 This literature review‚ written by Bernhard Gunter and Rolph van der Hoeven‚ considers the impact of economic globalization on wages and taxes‚ poverty‚ inequality‚ insecurity‚ child labour‚ gender and migration. The intention of the survey is to summarize recent significant articles and publications on the various social dimensions and to suggest some key policy issues to make globalization a fairer and more sustainable

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    Literature Journals/Reviews Name Of the author | Title of the article | Title of the journal | Year of public-cation | NumberOf volume | Part number of the journal | Number of relevant pages | Brief content and value | P.Bansal & S. Kandola: CSR: Why good people behave badly in organizations‚ Ivey Business Journal‚ March/April 2004 Content: Corporate Social Irresponsibility (Example of Enron)‚ Bystander effect (Three ways)‚ Consequences of irresponsible actions‚ How to prevent

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    Literature Review The literature review regarding various hr practices is presented in the following paragraphs. Job analysis is the process of obtaining information about jobs i. e. information about the tasks to be done on the job‚ as well as personal characteristics(education‚ experience‚ specialized training) necessary to do the tasks Job analysis in many ways is the first personnel activity that affects commitment and performance (Dessler 2003). Human resource planning analyzes and identifies

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    LITERATURE REVIEW Social Impact The most profound social impact of globalization is that it has changed gender roles and also secured women’s right and place in workplace the world over (Perrons2004‚ 81). In social relations‚ one of the constitutive elements is gender matter‚ which is based on perceived differences in the basis with person’s sex and power derived from unequal values. (Chow‚ 2003) With the process of globalization‚ the need for the higher education talents is also keep increasing

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    Such two characteristic factors make me interested in the relationship between luxury brand and Economic recession. So I researched the ideas and found a few books which talked about the luxury brands in Asia under economic recession. The literature review will pay attention to a book on the cult of Luxury Brand‚ Impact of Personal Orientation on Luxury Brand Purchase Value‚ Shopper Behaviour in Recession and impulsive buying behaviour in recession. Radha Chadha is one of the most famous

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    Journal of Studies on Manufacturing (Vol.1-2010/Iss.1) Jain et al. / Supply Chain Management: Literature Review and Some Issues / pp. 11-25 Supply Chain Management: Literature Review and Some Issues Jinesh Jain*‚ G. S. Dangayach*‚ G. Agarwal*‚ Soumya Banerjee** *Department of Mechanical Engineering‚ Malaviya National Institute Technology‚ Jaipur(India) Email: jineshjain1234@rediffmail.com‚ dangayach@ gmail.com‚ agarwal.drg@gmail.com **Department of Computer Science & Engineering‚ Birla

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    in San Bernardino‚ California. They were originally a barbecue restaurant. In 1948 the incorporated McDonalds and opened up as a drive thru hamburger restaurant with nine menu items. In 1949‚ they took potato chips off the menu and added those now famous French fries. In 1955 the first modern looking McDonalds opened in Des Plaines‚ Illinois complete with the Golden Arches. In 1961‚ McDonalds University opened to train management and grow their business even greater. The restaurant made food

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