Age is a critical issue and it influences whether a child is capable of standing a trial process and it determines possible punishments for specified ages of children. The age of criminal responsibility abbreviated as ACR denotes the lowest age a child must have to be prosecuted or penalized by...
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The world’s business culture The world’s business culture is characterized by a desire to achieve financial success. Many people seek to achieve independence and accumulate wealth. Social evils such as inequality seem to prevent minority groups from attaining success. This paper will compare and contrast the business culture in Germany and...
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The development of a country The development of a country is identified by examining the qualitative changes that have occurred over time. The changes include how the nation has restructured its economy along with it progress in social and technological aspects. These facets are primarily related to the country’s economic growth...
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The German automotive company Daimler AG through their highly sophisticated products like the Mercedes Benz has often been in the limelight for consistent production of high-quality vehicles (Clarke, 2005). The company has established its rapport efficiently with consumers as a word class car manufacturer. Taking an example of the Mercedes...
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Germany’s stationery industry has been seen to be stationed ideally in the international market. The country is well known for its writing instruments and its artisan paper (Klehm, 2011). The stationery industry in Germany grew at a rate of 3.5% in 2014 and 2015 (GTAI, 2018). These statistics are based...
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The UK Decision to Leave the EU The UK decision to exit as a member of the EU after the majority of its citizen voted in support of the move on 23rd June 2016 raised a lot of questions from political scientists and economists due to the uncertainties that exist on...
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i. Tariffs-These are government’s tax on import or export such as tax on motor vehicles leaving or getting in the country. ii. Non-tariff barriers- These are trade barriers that limit import (restricts imports)...
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Germany: Germany borders nine countries such as Poland, Austria, Switzerland, and Denmark among others. It lies at latitudes of 470 and 550N and longitudes of 50n and 160E. The territories of Germany consist of 349,223km2 of land and an area of 7798km2 of water totalling to 357021km2. Furthermore, it is regarded...
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Brexit is a term used to refer to the United Kingdom’s intentions to withdraw from the European Union – the main economic bloc in Europe. The European Union comprises of twenty-eight member states, and its main objective is to guarantee the free flow of goods and services among the trading...
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Having analyzed the content of the second preceding article, the main concern of the document is the analysis of the various ethnic disparities at workplaces. The main issue here is how the race especially the blacks are given a second approach in terms of how compensation on the work done...
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Africa's Economic Advantages Africa is blessed with a lot of economic advantages, which have been benefiting both the countries within the continent as well as those from other continents. One of the significant advantages economically is the large population creating a large market for products within and outside the continent (Visser...
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Greece's Political System Greece’s political system is currently in the stable state. Additionally, the country has been experiencing worsening ties with former allies like Turkey and Cyprus. However, the situation has improved through their new found friends like China and America. There’s also enhanced relationship between the UK and individual EU....
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