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    Case Study: Bubble Soccer

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    I have decided to research Bubble Soccer as my product/ service. The reason for me choosing this is because it is a product that interests me and is relatively new to the market where I live. My interest in this stems from playing bubble soccer with friends at a party in the past and now wanting to learn more about it as the market for it grows in the area I live. From what I have been able to research so far Bubble Soccer is the rental (service) of bubble balls (product)‚ this rental service appears

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    The speech given by Eli Pariser is about introducing the term “Filter Bubble” to the audience. One day while scrolling on his facebook news feed‚ Praiser noticed there is a filtering of information shown as he compared it to his friends. Praiser described Filter Bubbles as personalized filters integrated into search engines using unique website algorithm to selectively presume what information flows into this unique bubble of your own. According to Pariser‚ the problem is that the internet is showing

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    Housing Market Bubble During the early 2000s‚ the United States entered a period of economic madness including the economic housing bubble. At the same time‚ the Federal Reserve had executed expansionary monetary policy by lowering interest rates in response to the recessionary period. But‚ what role‚ if any‚ did the setting of monetary policy play in the ensuing housing market developments? This report will analyze Dokko et al.’s (2009) report “Monetary Policy and the Housing Bubble” and attempt

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    China’s Real-Estate Bubble China is one of the major economical players in today’s international market. China’s economy is the “seconds largest in the world after the United States” (Joseph‚ 63). This is a striking achievement due to fact that China is a “developing country”. China has achieved a great amount of success through the collaboration of political and economical regimes. The economical growth in China led to “one of the biggest improvements in human welfare anywhere at anytime” (Kristof

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    Next Asset Bubble Burst

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    Chris Moon April 26‚ 2013 FE442 Assignment #2 –The Next Asset Bubble Burst I believe that the next asset bubble burst will be the higher education industry pertaining to student loans. As college tuition continues to increase at an exponentially faster rate than inflation‚ many potential students are left with two possible options‚ to take out student loans or not go to college at all. Even though student loans are supposed to be worth it because of the high paying jobs that students will get

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    Connecting the Dots: Understanding the Theories and Theorists Directions: Refer to your textbook and to the lecture notes for more information on all the theories of child development. The points possible for each question are listed next to each question. (30 points total) 1. Why do we use theories to explain child development and learning? (2 points) Because theories are developed and changed depending on cultures‚ society and its beliefs. They are developed to provide and explanation

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    Big Dry Ice Bubble

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    an old t-shirt) or change the soap solution by adding more water or more soap. 10. Once you’ve made the soap film‚ it will start to expand and fill with the dry ice fog. Once it bulges out‚ it looks just like a crystal ball. 11. When the giant bubble bursts‚ the cloud of "smoke" falls to the floor‚ followed by an outburst of ooohs & ahhhs! ADDITIONAL INFO Try placing a waterproof flashlight in the bowl along

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    Kenyan Real Estate Bubble

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    Is there a real estate bubble in Kenya? Recently in the Standard Edition‚ a report by the Central Bank and World Bank said that only eight per cent of Kenyans - 320‚ 000 households - can afford a mortgage and that nine out of ten Kenyans cannot afford to buy the houses they live in‚ even with a mortgage loan in tow. The report also indicated that for one to buy a house worth Sh2 million‚ for example‚ one must have a net salary of Sh100‚000 and service the loan at Sh42‚000 a month for a period of

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    Real Estate Bubble in China

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    Real Estate Bubble in China: the Present and the Future 2011 Q3 HA _S28 0102883578 Introduction: The concern over whether China is experiencing a real estate bubble has increased‚ especially after Dubai crisis happened. The construction area of both residential and commercial properties has increased by almost 6 times since year of 2000. China has enjoyed a sharp increase in property price since 2006. Especially‚ after 2009‚ due to the large stimulus package‚ majority of the money went

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    The Housing Bubble: America’s Downfall Linda Smith Professor Bolden Abstract A housing bubble is a situation where there is an extremely high demand for housing‚ but this demand is created through artificial ways‚ like lowering interest rates. The interest rates are lowered to create a false sense of security for consumers and can lead to economic boom. Also‚ as we are learning the hard way in the United States‚ it can end in economic hardships. Most Americans would tend to agree that

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