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    Southwest Airline case study

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    Illustrate the meaning of “Sustainable Competitive Advantage”. What was the main strategy adopted by Southwest Airlines that made it successful in the airline industry? Competitive advantage is a position of a company in a competitive landscape that allows the company earning return on investments higher than the cost of investments. Competitive advantage should be relevant‚ unique and sustainable. Therefore sustainable competitive advantage‚ it’s a long-term competitive advantage that a company

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    of imports. Fears of collapse of Pakistan’s economy notwithstanding‚ the deteriorating economic indicators suggest that immediate danger to Pakistan’s integrity is not from any other internal or external threat but from impending meltdown of its economy. Because‚ meltdown of economy causes crumbling of state institutions‚ breakdown of market mechanism/food shortage and resultant internal law and order situation of immense proportion escalating to civil war which may get beyond control of even state

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    customers. Management failed to set up financial policies that would benefit their companies in the long run. The financial meltdown of Wall Street led to a national crisis‚ which made GM and Chrysler unable to borrow money to keep them afloat. The financial meltdown trickled down to consumers who were not able to get loans either to purchase or lease cars. The financial meltdown and car sales having been at their lowest point in a decade is the reason that GM and Chrysler had to file for bankruptcy

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    reliable source of energy it does have a few disadvantages. In 1986 a nuclear power plant in Chernobyl Ukraine‚ had a massive meltdown due to flawed design and inadequately trained personnel. “Two workers died during the meltdown and another 28 died within the next few weeks due to radiation poisoning. Many other deaths were related to the fallout for months after the meltdown.” (world nuclear association) Effects were seen as far as the UK from the radioactive fallout. Another downfall to

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    Countrywide Financial

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    Countrywide Financial: The Subprime Meltdown Course: | MAN3065 | | Team or Group #: | 8 | Date submitted: | 02/27/13 | Reference#: | 726077 | | Term: | 2012-2 | | Days: | M & W | | Time: | 7:05pm – 8:20pm | | Prof: | Hoa N. Burrows‚ CPA | Countrywide Financial: The Subprime Meltdown Questions: 1. Are subprime loans an unethical financial instrument‚ or are they ethical tools that were misused? We believed subprime loans are ethical tools that were misused

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    Chernobly

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    Effects of the Chernobyl Catastrophe -Literature ReviewDr. med. Alex Rosen Heinrich-Heine University Clinic Düsseldorf‚ Germany January of 2006 I.) Introduction The Meltdown On Saturday‚ April 26th‚ 1986 at 1:23 am‚ Block 4 of the nuclear power plant at Chernobyl exploded. The plant was located approximately 100 km north of the Ukrainian capital Kiev‚ near the border with Belarus. 180‚000 kilograms of highly radioactive material is inside the reactor at the time - an amount equal

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    300 Case Studies of Social Media Marketing – An e-guide by Roderick Low of Expeditus Media What is Social Media? Social media is best understood as a group of new kind of online media which share the following characteristics: Participation Social media encourages contributions and feedback from everyone who is interested. It blurs the line between media and audience. Openness Most social media services are open to feedback and participation. They encourage voting‚ comments and sharing infomation

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    Cashless Society. Krasny‚ J.‚ (2012‚ March 20). Here ’s the Main Thing Keeping the US from Becoming a Cashless Society Leslie‚ T.‚ (2012‚ March 13). Australians shunning cash for cards. ABC News. Moses‚ A.‚ (2011‚ December 14). Commonwealth Bank meltdown. Sydney Morning Herald Moses‚ A.‚ (2011‚ December 15). CommBank gremlins dock pay. Sydney Morning Herald Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).‚ (2012‚ February). ATM Withdrawals Statistics. Stahl‚ J.‚ (2012‚ March 19). Nickled and Dimed. Retrieved from

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    South-West Airline

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    uth-West AirlineA07-05-0006 Southwest Airlines 2005 You are now free to move about the country.™ In 2005‚ Southwest Airlines (Southwest)‚ the once-scrappy underdog in the U.S. airline industry‚ carried more domestic passengers than any other U.S. airline. The company‚ unlike all of its major competitors‚ had been consistently profitable for decades and had weathered recessions‚ energy crises‚ and the September 11 terrorist attacks. In recent years‚ Southwest had become more aggressive with its

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    Nuclear Disasters

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    explode‚ what does happen in a nuclear reactor? The answer is what is called a meltdown. When a meltdown occurs in a reactor‚ the reactor "melts". That is‚ the temperature rises in the core so much that the fuel rods actually turn to liquid‚ like ice turns into water when heated. If the core continued to heat‚ the reactor would get so hot that the steel walls of the core would also melt. In a complete reactor meltdown‚ the extremely hot (about 2700� Celsius) molten uranium fuel rods would melt

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