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    as if culture really doesn’t have a huge effect in the business world‚ unfortunately they are sadly mistaking. There are many things that can affect the business world. Culture just happens to be one of the most important. Culture especially plays an important role in language barriers in the business world‚ as well as the business atmosphere. Culture is the set of values‚ beliefs‚ rules‚ and institution held by a specific group of people (Nickel and McHugh 81). Culture in the business world

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    Germany’s Business Culture In today’s global market it is essential to understand a country’s culture in order to be able to form and maintain a positive business relationship. Culture is something that is taught and shared‚ it sculpts the way people interact with others‚ handle situations‚ and solve problems. It is formed by values‚ society norms and historical factors. It explains why and how multinational corporations and international partnerships succeed or fail. Structure The business

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    What factors do you consider to be primarily responsible for the Japanese accounting system being significantly different from other national systems and what influences do you consider the Japanese system will have on international accounting in the future? INTRODUCTION Japan as an accounting jurisdiction is characterized by the dominance of the state (Haller and Raffournier‚ 2003). The accounting rules have been set out in the past fifty years as statute law with an implicit objective that

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    There’s no denying that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a profound influence on black culture. Although his life was sadly cut short‚ decade’s later America still celebrates him every year and his teachings live on through the lesson plans now built into our educational systems. However‚ black culture as we see it today was built on the ideals‚ perspectives‚ and minds of a multitude of different leaders. Take for instance‚ James Brown‚ the founding father of funk and one of the greatest civil rights

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    Romans borrowed many aspects of Greek culture and were highly influenced by things‚ such as their mythology‚ religion‚ education‚ and art. Being a part of the Roman Empire was a generally peaceful ordeal‚ although several anti-Roman parties did exist. In 88 B.C.E‚ the city of Athens revolted against the Romans in what is known as: “The Siege of Athens”. The Athenian efforts were quickly squashed by the Roman general Sulla (Rickard). Slowly‚ the Roman and Greek cultures integrated tremendously and the differences

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    the way for many of the things we see around us. While most of the time the media’s representation of a country or culture is historically inaccurate‚ for the most part‚ the portrayal of Greece by western media has been historically correct. It seems that American culture has been greatly interested in producing and viewing media based on ancient Greece. For example‚ the movies

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    potters often made items of a semi-religious nature. The cups and pots used during the Japanese tea ceremony had to be special. Sake‚ which is a Japanese alcoholic drink made from fermented rice (rice wine)‚ was important in many Shinto festivals‚ so sake containers had to also have a religious connection. Japan borrowed their artistic ideas from Korea and China‚ but over time‚ Japan developed its own style. The Japanese learned

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    European Exploration: In 1543‚ shipwrecked Portuguese sailors washed up on the shores of southern Japan. Merchants soon followed them. Their intentions were to involve themselves in Japan’s trade with China and southeast Asia. They brought clocks‚ eyeglasses‚ tobacco‚ firearms and other unfamiliar items from Europe. Japanese purchased weapons and soon started their own production. Cannons especially had a huge impact on Japan’s warfare and living situations. They started to build fortified castles

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    have also change for men‚ they have not changed as drastically as they have for women. In the 1900’s‚ work in the home was greatly accounted for by the women in the world. Women were expected to clean‚ to cook‚ to do the laundry‚ and to take care of the children in the home. The men were naive to the work that the women performed in the home. Although the roles in the home have changed since the 1900’s‚ women still do the majority of the work in the home. According to data obtained by the Edmonton

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    A culture of innovation fueled everything that occurred in the Industrial Revolution (I.R). The transport system only happened due to a culture of innovation. Thanks to the British government’s willingness to give out loans and without a previously established culture of revolution the government wouldn’t have given these loans out. This allowed the output of the country to increase and for Britain’s world trade to be boosted which increased the culture of revolution. This also increased the British

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