Piracy and Its Regulation: Filipino’s Historical Response to Globalization Media Piracy and Intellectual Property in Southeast Asia Piracy “Robbery committed at sea” Sea piracy tripled‚ half in Indonesian waters Shipping lanes servicing 50‚000 commercial ships Seaborne piracy loss US$13-16 billion Media piracy loss $30-250 billion Pirates Rampant piracy secondnature Thesis: piracy as form of wanting to become middleclass in contemporary Philippine society Middle class precarious position
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Business Entities‚ Laws‚ and Regulations Paper Dorian Rowe BUS/415 Shaun Koenig November 14‚ 2011 Businesses in every industry have to deal with entities‚ laws‚ and regulations. Management teams have to take into account items such as consideration of control‚ taxation‚ and liability issues among others. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the restaurant/bar‚ professional practice‚ and construction scenarios. For each scenario the business entity that represents the best choice for each
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The Policy Goals of Regulation It is commonly understood that financial regulation should be designed to achieve certain key policy goals‚ including: (a)safety and soundness of financial institutions‚(b) mitigation of systemic risk‚ (c) fairness and efficiency of markets‚ and (d) the protection of customers and investors. These broad goals‚ while clearly important‚ do not take into account an additional factor that has come to be regarded as critical in any well-functioning regulatory system; namely
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Internet challenges the right to freedom of expression. On the one hand‚ Internet empowers freedom of expression by providing individuals with new means of expressions. On the other hand‚ the free flow of information has raised the call for content regulation‚ not least to restrict minors’ access to potentially harmful information. This schism has led to legal attempts to regulate content and to new selfregulatory schemes implemented by private parties. The attempts to regulate content raise the question
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McDonald to regain dominant market For many years McDonald’s enjoyed worldwide success built on a few well-known‚ highly standard conditions. The company with the Golden Arches served a simple menu - hamburgers‚ french fries‚ and milkshakes orsoft drinks. The food was priced low‚ its quality was consistent‚ and it was served speedily from establishments that all looked alike and were extremely clean. In recent years‚ however‚ McDonald’s has seen its growth rate slow down and its dominant market
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replace it. unsought products- a product that no ones much about or a product buyers dont look for as muc The consumer product Mcdonalds sells is a convenience product because the products they sell are not expensive and are vert easy to get because there is a Mcdonalds almost on every corner. Product mix- All the products that an organization sells. Mcdonalds first started it sold only about 6 items. Its main focus was on burgers. As they grew and expaned nationaly and gobaly in the 1960s they
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Comparing and Contrasting Views of Emotion Regulation Everyone regulates their emotions and some better than others. A majority of the time we do not even realize we are doing so because of a very powerful unconscious. Emotion regulation is a relatively new section of psychology because it has yet to be extensively researched. Such unexplored areas tend to be even a little fuzzy to even the most understanding of researchers. James J. Gross of Stanford University is one of the comparatively
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all of these areas. At the time‚ the political leaders pursued policies of economic nationalism but these policies were inefficient and by 1990‚ India was facing a severe economic crisis. In response‚ the government introduced a series of liberalization policies designed to decrease the government control. The Indian social values also start changing in the late 1980s‚ there was an increasing acceptance of foreign culture. With this wide range of reforms in the 1990s combined with the large consumer
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COURSE: DEPT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMME: M.A ENGLISH LITERATURE (PART TIME) SESSION: 2011/2012 SEMINER TOPIC: TO WHAT EXTENT THE IAN MCDONALD’S THE HUMMING BIRD TREE REFLECT WEST INDIAN IDENTITY ISSUES. Introduction The western Indian literature has gradually gained prominence over the years. What we have today is corpus experiences of a group of people known as the west Indians which comprises of a group of island such as Trindad and Tobago‚ Jamaica‚ Antigua
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Act (OBRA) of 1987; established regulations for nursing homes receiving federal funding that includes reimbursements from Medicare or Medicaid programs. It was signed by President Ronald Reagan‚ and it was the first major revision to the federal standards for nursing home care since the creation of both Medicare and Medicaid in 1965. This legislation changed the legal expectations of nursing homes and their care. If nursing homes do not comply with these regulations they cannot receive federal reimbursement
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