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    Cola could have a certain training program for people in the U.S. going to work in Japan and a different one for people live in Japan and are going to work in the U.S.. Each program would be characterized to that region 's cultural, political, and economic environment and prepare for the change in lifestyles. For example in Iraq it may not be socially correct for a woman to drive or show her hair so cultural sensitivity training would inform the person and make them knowledgeable of the customs…

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    different kinds of economic models, two of them being capitalism and socialism. Capitalism can be seen in places such as Singapore and Hong Kong and socialism can be seen in places such as Venezuela and Bolivia. These economic models can be seen as ones that are on opposite sides of the spectrum from each other. They each have their own stand on government control, private property, and regulations and numerous other topics. Therefore, capitalism and socialism are two vastly different economic…

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    Capitalism And Inequality

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    capitalism is concerned with productivity not equality. Class inequality, evident in the wide gap between the wealthy and the poor present in capitalist societies, is an inevitable and damaging consequences of capitalism. Political capitalism is a system in which some…

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    In a capitalist economic system, like the economics in America, there will always be a person who has less than another. The government will try and close the gap by providing opportunities and resources for those in need, but there will always be a lower class in America’s current economic system. This is not a bad situation, nor is it a good one. During economic upturn the lower class and middle class will gain and the gap will become smaller. The opposite is true for when the economy takes a…

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    Attracting foreign investment and promoting international trade are major elements of the economic reforms. In order to encourage foreign investments, the Joint Venture Law permits foreign investment in China was introduced in 1979, followed by the establishment of four special economic zones (SEZs) of Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou, and Xiamen in 1980. Concerning the expansion of the economic reforms from rural areas to urban areas, China has opened areas were extended consecutively from SEZs…

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    Capitalism is an economic system that is free market-based, and the goods and services are produced for profit. It is characterized by the lack of government interventions, the means of production are private-owned, and the goods and services are distributed according to the market price mechanism. The following essay looks at capitalism in the United States, and it highlights and discusses its pros and cons. U.S Capitalism Capitalism has the implication that the economy involved is market-based…

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    Developing an economic system for in any society can be a challenging task for any newly created government. As the newly appointed Economic Minister of this newly created democratic nation, I have been given the ambitious task of designing an economic system in which capitalistic ideals and will achieve both sustainable high rates of growth and a robust middle class. In order to build this system, I will draw on multiple varieties of global capitalism. I will entitle my brand of capitalism…

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    around economics. Economics is a set of institutional arrangements that coordinate in making goods and services (McConnell, Brue, & Flynn, 2013, p. 32). Economics is comprised of two systems, the market system and the command system. These are two systems that are used throughout the world and are mixed together. Market System The first system is the market system that focuses more on capitalism, which is the term used to describe the economic system used in the United States. The market system…

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    The weakness of the liberal order lies within the assumption that actors in the global market are purely motivated by economic rather than political objectives. This essay does not suggest that Russia is a unique case of “state capitalism”, but rather an example of a powerful state-owned multinational’s methods in influencing European politics. Gazprom’s strategy can be…

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    Performance on the International Economic Level: Germany Vs. America Comparing the performance of Germany vs. the U.S. could give us some insight on the economic model that is responding successfully to the economic changes on the global level. On the industrial and financial level, the German model had done much better compared to the American model in sophisticated industries, such as engineering, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and metalworking. On the other hand, the German model had allowed…

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