First, I would like to thank the Almighty God for the care, knowledge and guidance throughout this period of study. I would also like to recognise my able supervisor for his/her continuous support and guidance through the research period. My gratitude also goes to friends, and family members for their...
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Brexit has caused several uncertainties and implications for trade relations in the UK (Yueh, 2017, p. 55). That is, there are uncertainties about the long-term impact of Brexit on multinational companies that had their headquarters in the UK before Brexit, such as the Unilever and Vodafone companies among others. Notwithstanding,...
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International organizations play a critical role in the improvement of economic development and growth of various regions in the world. In the course of conducting their operations, various organizations face some challenges that adversely affect their operations. Some of the prominent international institutions that have substantially contributed to the development...
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Globalization is a phenomenon that is creating so much debate in the 21st century. Although it is more pronounced now than in the past, thanks to technological developments and policy, it is, however, an old phenomenon that existed thousands of years ago. For instance, historical evidence shows that people used...
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Social globalization points out informational flow and culture exchanges between inhabitants of different nations. Arguments in favour of this subject, explains how globalization enhances cosmopolitan togetherness, promotes mixed identity and widens the scope of knowledge. However, a likely outcome is certain to only benefit the privileged class; therefore it exerts...
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Although globalization has had positive impacts on the development of various countries, it is associated with adverse effects on the climate through an increase in the greenhouse gas emissions. Globalization has gradually increased across the world as interconnections and relationships are created between various countries to keep up with the...
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Globalization is the continuous process of integrating and interacting among the individuals, corporations, and government of various countries. It is driven by the international trade and the investments. In this paper globalization is focused on Sri Lanka. This is a country located on an island in south Asia in southeast...
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IEC Electronics is an American company in New York established in 1966 and deals with electronic components. IEC Electronics manufactures electronic components such as circuit boards, electrical cables, and wires for different industries including the military, healthcare, transport industry among others. Additional activities done by the company are such as...
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The global environment and the economy often play critical roles of forcing business partners to make adjustments within the company and results to the positive outcome. The mandatory changes afford the chances which may have been overlooked in the past. As such, they can lead to higher employee morale and...
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The Importance of Stock Markets in Economic Growth The tremendous economic growth witnessed in developing countries over the last decade can, partly, be attributed to entrenchment and strengthening of the free market policies. Such policies include those designed to encourage local and international firms to list in the respective countries’ stock...
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Exporting and importing promotes the development and growth of national economies. The business also indicates that nations are maintaining good relationships and is proof of interdependence where nations get a chance of obtaining products that they do not produce locally. Since not all countries have the required skills and resources...
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A causal claim by Peter Bakker A causal claim made by Peter Bakker in the article titled "Accountants Will Save the World" is as follows: the inability of all businesses getting involved in solving the world's toughest problems is caused by the current less comprehensive accounting rules (Bakker, 2013). The claim presents...
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