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    GMOs: a Scourge or a Blessing? “We are what we eat.” Everyone has heard this famous quote or a variation of it‚ but what do we actually eat? Over the past years a new type of food called Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) has flooded the food market. This new type of food is designed to better resist the climate and to contain more vitamins and minerals for the consumer‚ yet the debate is still ongoing: are GMOs harmful or helpful? The following text will present both sides of the argument: the

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    ARTICLE IN PRESS Int. J. Production Economics 92 (2004) 113–124 Supply chain coordination in buyer centric B2B electronic markets Charles X. Wanga‚*‚ Michel Benarochb a School of Management‚ State University of New York at Buffalo‚ Buffalo‚ NY 14260‚ USA b School of Management‚ Syracuse University‚ Syracuse‚ NY 13210‚ USA Received 1 September 2002; accepted 1 September 2003 Abstract While over the past 4 years more than 1000 B2B electronic markets that cater to a wide spectrum of industries

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    health‚ the environment‚ and the impact on global economy. Genetically modified (GM) foods could produce new toxic substances‚ and/or allergens. A gene from the Brazil nut was inserted into the DNA of a soybean plant to increase the nutritional value of the soybean. However‚ this particular gene in the GM soybean also produced an allergen (a substance that causes allergic reactions in people). Fortunately‚ the plant was not put into production (McHughen 119). Another example is of a GM tomato called

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    redistributed. We know this will never happen so other actions must be taken. Though we’ve altered plants since our discovery of agricultural domestication‚ up until recently their genetic composition has remained relatively the same. Starting in the mid 1990’s scientists have developed methods in which they can take specific genes from one organism and place them in another to reach a desired goal‚ such as insect resistant produce. Though‚ on it’s own genetically modified organisms may not solve the problem

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    Why Is Gmo Not Safe

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    harming plants and animals during the process. We have been told GM crops will feed the world‚ but that’s clearly not the point. The type of GMOs that have caused people to fear they are not safe is produced by genetic engineering and selective breeding. This method is obviously done in a laboratory by splicing together genetic material. We have been told this GMOs reduces the need to plow

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    In my opinion‚ the APA Ethics Code is more organized compare to the Universal Values. The Ethics Code has more information that you can refer back to when you are stuck. However‚ both of them are just general guides for people to refer back when they are in a dilemma. The Universal Values have a short list of moral values. The APA Ethics Code has a long list of general ethical principles. For example‚ the American Psychological Association’s Ethics Code is only for people in the United States. It

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    Headline: What Are Genetically Modified (GMO) Foods? Keywords: GMO Foods‚ Genetically Modified food‚ Health‚ Organic‚ Labeling Page Description: GMO foods are foods that are modified using genetic engineering. Due to health risks associated with intake of genetically modified food‚ testing and labeling them is important. Text: { What are GMO Foods? GMO foods are genetically modified foods that have been produced through genetic engineering techniques. In the GMO foods‚ foreign genes are inserted

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    food sold in the U.S” (Clendaniel). 1. Sub-point (optional): The U.S. is not required to add labels to foods that are Genetically Modified. 2. Sub-point (optional): “If something is labeled “organic” by the USDA‚ that means it has no GMO crops. The Non- GMO Project is also working on a system for labeling products that aren’t genetically enhanced” (Clendaniel). (Internal summary: You have to decide if you want to know if the food you’re eating has genetically modified organisms or not. (Transition:

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    Enron‚ Ethics And Today’s Corporate Values Enron’s heyday has long ended. But its lessons will long endure. The global business community is now watching a painful new chapter is this saga — one where its former high-riding chief executive officer‚ Jeff Skilling‚ is getting a decade shaved off of his prison term that should now end in 2017. Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The company’s failure in 2001 represents the biggest business bankruptcy ever while also spotlighting

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    success by the values and ethics he or she believes to be true. The personal values of each person guide professional behavior with such actions as integrity and honesty. Ethics are the morale standards each person obtains throughout life‚ which are used during the decision-making process. Together they allow professionals to make choices‚ have consequences‚ and create outcomes for success or failure. Definition and three examples of professional values The professional values in this type of

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