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    JOLLIBEE FOODS CORPORATION (JFC) A Written Analysis of a Case by Lloyd Ty Brief Synopsis of Data In 1995‚ AB Capital and Investment Corporation was tapped by the UP Foundation‚ Inc. (UPFI) to manage an equity fund of 2.5 million pesos‚ which is a small portion of their 260 million peso endowment fund. The interests earned from the fund‚ which is used to support the professorial chair requirements of the University‚ has dropped due to a decline in the returns of treasury bills - that being the

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    Does God Exist? It is one of the most asks questions around the world still to this day. A controversial topic which doesn’t have an answer. No way to prove‚ or disprove the concept that there is someone or something else that has created the universe we live in. But what is the definition of God? The definition of God is that He is omniscient (all knowing)‚ omnipotent (all powerful)‚ and omnibenevolent (morally perfect and all loving). This definition is most used in Philosophy of Religion and is

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    Food Wasting Problem in Hk

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    Essay title: Food Wasting Problem in Hong Kong Topic: Food Wasting Problem in Hong Kong Abstract Although the world is now facing problem of food shortage‚ Hong Kong still wastes 2.12 million tons of foods every year. To abate the seriousness of problem of food wasting‚ Hong Kong people should change their careless attitude to food and the mind of traditional conspicuous consumption. As Hong Kong Government becomes the pioneer to contribute facilities to control the food wasting problem‚ Hong Kong

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    What Is Food Insecurity?

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    ever heard the word “food insecurity?” Does it ring a bell? Food insecurity means the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity‚of affordable and nutritious food. Food insecurity is a multidimensional/flexible concept that has evolved over time and location. Food insecurity is an issue that needs to be addressed because a very large amount of human beings are food insecure or live in an food insecure environmental home. So many people live in a food insecure home. Referring

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    Communication Problems of Overseas Japanese Corporations Introduction My six years of work experience in China allowed me to observe the Japanese culture objectively. I noticed that one common problem causes many business failures‚ namely‚ our communication style; it is proving to be an obstacle in the way of Japanese globalization. Reality of Japanese Traditional Companies English is indeed used as a communication language all over the world‚ but I suspect that the Japanese might not

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    Food security is a global problem and associates with complex issues that impact different people in different locations‚ which can be understood as a wicked problem. Food security refers to ‘when all people‚ at all times‚ have physical‚ social and economic access to sufficient‚ safe and nutritious food’ (FAO 2009). This can be identified as a wicked problem as the growing competition for land‚ water and energy‚ as well as the effects of climate change affects our ability to produce food (Charles

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    Deepwater Horizon Failure

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    The key causes of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster are overconfidence bias‚ incompetence‚ poor decision making‚ and ignored warning signs. As years go by‚ good leaders continue to make bad decisions due to certain cognitive biases which inhibit us from viewing problems as they need to be seen; therefore‚ our minds distort information received and make miscalculations when processing the information (Mackin‚ 2010). Since BP was a very successful organization‚ it had grown overconfident in its projects

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    Why does rape exist and what causes it? What is it about our society that makes rape one of the fastest growing violent crimes in this country? The causes and reasons for rape are deeply entrenched in our social structure. We can explore some of the motivations and circumstances‚ which lead men to rape. We have learned that some men rape out of anger and a need to overpower‚ dominate‚ and humiliate. We can also look at some of the historical attitudes from which today ’s beliefs and stereotypes have

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    Empowerment: What Is It? Abstract Many use the term empowerment without understanding what it really means. A literature review resulted in no clear definition of the concept‚ especially one that could cross-disciplinary lines. This article defines empowerment as a multi-dimensional social process that helps people gain control over their own lives. It is a process that fosters power in people for use in their own lives‚ their communities and in their society‚ by acting on issues they define as

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    Deep Water Horizon

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    contamination‚ and in their abilities to recover after oil spillage. Oil spillage in aquatic environments results in floating oil on the water bodies‚ which in turn blocks out sunlight. The food that most of the marine life depends on‚ such as Phytoplankton and seaweed do not thrive without sunlight. These cause reduced source of food leading to starvation among a large percentage of the marine life. Large water mammals such as the whales have their blow holes blocked which leads to death. Oil spillage in

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