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    Ethnocentrism #1a.> The difference between the way that the Thais deal with traffic accidents is very different from our own in the manner that when an accident occurs they compare the damage done to each vehicle and then the damage done to each person. To call the police is a big waste of time because many other riders do not have a license. After the problem had been taken care of you are not supposed to make any other contact with the other party. It almost seems like the debate between the groups

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    WHY THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT SPY ON US All the countries establish in its political constitution and in its legislation‚ the duty of the government to look over the life of its citizens‚ protecting them from the risk: the internal threats (inside the proper country) and external (outside the country) That is why‚ it is admitted‚ and it is even required‚ that the government possess a structure of intelligence that resists the action of dangerous forces‚ however lately‚ it has been found that in

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    What is corruption? Corruption is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. It is damaging to a country because decisions are taken not for the public benefit but to serve private interests. Corruption undermines good governance‚ fundamentally distorts public policy‚ leads to misallocation of resources‚ and particularly hurts the poor. There is a case in 29th July 1995‚ where the collapse of the Sampoong Superstore in Seoul‚ South Korea‚ represents an example of a structural collapse attributed

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    feedback. 1.3. Objectives: Objectives regarding this study are as follows: ➢ To fulfill academic requirement; ➢ To gain practical knowledge in employee behavior; ➢ To compare employee behavior of Government sectors with other private sector Banks. ➢ To get an overview of the Banking organizational behavior in our country. ➢ To identify major strength and weakness of P in respect to other Banks. ➢ To assess and evaluate the growth trends on PBL

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    " No one owns the internet‚ but people have their personal accounts and information stored in it. I believe that the government - federal‚ state and local levels - should not be able to regulate the internet‚ social media and be able to read our emails. However‚ they are allowed to monitor internet activities in order to be able to recognize and neutralize any potential threats to themselves or the country‚ but so long it does not violate the fourth amendment of no unreasonable searches or violation

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    Clean Edge Razor 1. Use “niche market” positioning concept Randall should use the “niche market” positioning concept. As the case points out‚ both “niche” and “mainstream” strategy will help Paramount to raise its market share in super-premium non disposable razor segment. But the “niche” strategy will enables Clean Edge Razor to contribute profit and at the same time‚ limit the effect of cannibalizing Paramount’s existing products. Two reasons Randall should use the strategy are presented

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    of whether government of any size should play a role in monitoring internet content is very complex. Does the welfare of society warrant a breach of individual privacy? Should the government be in charge of monitoring internet content to ensure citizens are protected? These are not simple questions‚ and not answerable with a simple yes or no. Ronald Reagan stated‚ ‚ÄúGovernment’s first duty is to protect the people‚ not run their lives.‚Äù When it comes to the role government should play in monitoring

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    the government and not by private firms? First of all‚ the fire services is a kind of public goods‚ public goods means the goods that no matter whether the individuals are willing to buy‚ each member of the whole society can benefit from. It is produced by the public sector or it is a product‚ provided by the government‚ that the private are unwilling or unable to manufacture‚ including international security‚ police‚ fire services‚ roads‚ education and so on. Typically‚ the Government is

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    are talking about corruption. So corruption means the misuse of power for own gain. Corruption affects adversely country’s economic development and achievement of developing goals. It promotes in efficiency in utilization of resources‚ distorts the markets and compromises quality. We know that corruption will not disappear from society. Our efforts are meant to restrict corruption and to protect as much as possible the poor and weak in our societies. In the end all corruption costs are paid by

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    that many metropolises nowadays are faced with a growing problem of traffic congestion. Many people attribute this matter to huge volume of private vehicles and a ban of private wehicles has been proposed in many cities as a remedy for the problem‚ however‚ whether this can be an effective measure is still a topic of debate. In my perspective‚ a ban of private vehicles alone is not an ideal approach to the large volume of traffic‚ only a long-term plan incorporated various methods such as improving

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