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    India

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    ECN3000 International Trade An “Emerging Market” Country India Final Report Instructor: Mr. Dominique A. G. Jordan Class: BBA 4 Group Members:- * Huang Hsiang Yu‚ Rachael * Ethan Wong Weng Keong * Mah Hui Khoon‚ Yvonne * Danaya Somnam Submission Date: 15 January 2011 Word Count: 7‚399 words Contents Executive Summary 1 Reason for Selection 2 Country Background 3 PESTLE Analysis 5 Political 5 Economical 7 Social 9 Technological 12 Legal

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    death at concord England vs. America After the French and Indian War‚ the Colonists and the British’s relationship was sinking. It all started on the Proclamation of 1763 when the British told the colonist that they could not move west to the land they had won from the war. England wanted to give the land to the Indians to prevent further wars. After that‚ the Quartering Act in 1765 forced to colonist to harbor British soldiers in their homes

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    Independence of women Speaking of women’s independence‚ people will think of the image that women determined to fight with men in workplace. This is widely recognized in our life. In fact‚ the independence not only mean argue with men in the career‚ it’s about women find their own position or not. So independence is a self-understanding because it may decide you can get more personal benefit from the economic‚ ideological or social‚ and it will make you have a good attitude and new values. Women

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    Government  Official country name:​  India  Government System:​  Constitutional Federal (federation) Republic  Head of State:​  Pranab Mukherjee  Official Languages:​  Hindi‚ English  Region:​  Asia  Allies/blocs:​  Russia‚ Singapore‚ South Korea    People  Population:​  1‚220‚800‚358  Growth Rate:​  1.51%  Major religions/cultures:​  Hinduism‚ Islam‚ Christianity‚ Sikhism‚ Buddhism  Standard of living:​  Overall life expectancy rate: 65  infant mortality rate:​  72 per 1‚00 live births  literacy rate:​

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    architecture‚ food and customs differ from place to place within the country‚ but nevertheless possess a commonality. India is the only country in the world to have so many religions and beliefs. The culture of India is an amalgamation of these diverse sub-cultures spread all over the Indian subcontinent and traditions that are several millennia old Religions and spirituality India is the birth place of Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Jainism and Sikhism‚ collectively known as Indian religions.[5] Indian religions

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    India Matt Tribble The University of South Dakota Abstract India is a low-to middle-income country that suffers from nutritional deficits and malnourishment throughout their country. The key issues that burden women’s health includes Anemia‚ which is low levels of hemoglobin in the blood‚ violence due to a male dominated society‚ and the maternal mortality rate. Tuberculosis is a continuous concern relevant to all genders and ages in India. India has taken excessive measures in producing the

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    efficient and safer since. Following the attacks of 9/11‚ there have been drastic changes made to airport security‚ such as making stricter rules as to what you can and cannot bring on the plane‚ what it was like to go to the airport before and after 9/11‚ how security has changed‚ and how weapons are now frowned upon more than ever. Before the 9/11 attacks‚ going to an airport was a lot different than how it is now. The government didn’t oversee the airport screenings‚ it was private companies that

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    wrote a book called “Hiroshima” which consist of the stories of a few survivors from the tragedy. The survivors explain what happened to them following the impact of the bomb and how their lives were forever changed after the events in Hiroshima. Japan is the only country that has ever had a nuclear weapon deployed against them. When Japan was bombed‚ two cities (Hiroshima and Nagasaki) were basically demolished. The bomb destroyed regular civilian’s homes‚ and most other parts of the city. These

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    A tragedy that created such heartbreak and disaster has to this day created unity and love. The event of September 11th was one of if not the biggest tragedies to ever occur in our nation’s history. To this day our country will always remembers this event and connects together in the memory of those who fell to this terrorist attack. This day was a defining day for the United States and changed us forever for good. September 11th has created a more unified America and showed us how vulnerable

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    ruled from Lisbon until 1808‚ when Dom Joao VI and the rest of the Portuguese royal family fled from Napoleon’s army‚ and established its seat of government in Rio de Janeiro. Dom Joao VI returned to Portugal in 1821. His son declared Brazil’s independence on September 7‚ 1822‚ and became emperor with the title of Dom Pedro I. His son‚ Dom Pedro II‚ ruled from 1831 to 1889‚ when a federal republic was established in a coup led by Deodoro da Fonseca‚ Marshal of the Army. Slavery had been abolished

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