Discuss universalism vs. particularism in economy .

the topic is universalism vs particularism in economy .First You need to find article and resources which is related with this topic. you should write three pages about this article, resources and topic

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my native language is not English that is why if you use more simple words in assignment, it will be better

Explain why you have categorized these scenarios as principles or concepts of microeconomics or macroeconomics.

 

From the two above scenarios writea 1,100 word paper that:

  • Identify if the scenarios above aremicroeconomics or macroeconomics principles or concepts.
  • Explain why you have categorized these scenarios as principles or concepts of microeconomics or macroeconomics.
  • Identify at least one shift of the supply curve and one shift of the demand curve in the above scenarios.
  • Explain what causes the shifts, and how each shift affects the price, quantity, and decision making within the above scenarios.
  • Include responses to the following:
    • How should we apply what we have learned about the above scenarios about supply and demand to our workplace or understanding of a real-world product with which we may be familiar?
    • How do the concepts of microeconomics help us understand the factors that affect shifts in supply and demand on equilibrium price and quantity?
    • How do the concepts of macroeconomics help us understand the factors that affect shifts in supply and demand on the equilibrium price and quantity?
    • How does the price elasticity of demand affect a consumer’s purchase and the firm’s pricing strategy as it relates to the above scenarios?

Discuss the company activities that will make your product or service available to your target consumer.

Discuss the company activities that will make your product or service available to your target consumer. Using Exclusive distribution with a clause to move into the selective distribution market. Using Distribution

  -Consumer channel: Direct manufacturing → consumer.(i.e. Discuss channels, coverage, assortments, locations, inventory, transportation, logistics, etc.)

 

Marketing Plan: It’s a Distributions strategy for an online Beauty Arrangement gift shop.

It must to be mention Direct Distribution. Also mentions to the means in: Channel, Coverage, Assortments, Locations, Inventory, Transportation, logistics, etc.

*The Marketing plan is for one year.

*Please Carefully understand that this is a part of a Marketing plan for Group Project for Marketing class. I will be providing you with the link for the online Beauty Arrangements shop that we are working on for the marketing plan.

*You have go to the website and understand what the shop about to understand the assignments.

 

Identify two films not presented in class that you believe have the potential to transform one’s political sensibilities pertaining to deep differences. Discuss.

  • I have chosen film, cinema, in my work in order to theorize difficult questions regarding democracy and difference.  There are, however, many points of caution in choosing to use film.  Films often can reinforce and affirm stereotyped and demeaning images of others; that is, film is as effective a tool for installing as it is for challenging and overcoming oppression.  However, as I write in Chapter One, the fictionalized realism of film can allow for a sharing of the different experiences that individuals live through and can serve as a helpful tool to uncover the raw materials that make up our various social or cultural identities.  In other words, and more specifically, film and film criticism facilitate the search for a location from which to envision a democratic politics in ways that are respectful of difference and that quite possibly can contribute to the transformation of one’s sensibilities by providing an opportunity to theorize and imagine a new or emerging politics from a position of eyewitness

 

 

 

 

Identify two films not presented in class that you believe have the potential to transform one’s political sensibilities pertaining to deep differences. In addition to your recommendations, be sure to give a full citation and a short abstract for each of the two films you suggest. To add a new post, click the “My Recommendation” link below

 

Below are 4 film we used so avoid them! i assume the movie can be any as long as it has a politcal sensib

What is the history of Oil and gas development in Nigeria? Also, is there a resource curse issue?Explain.

Attached is this the assignment brief for course work and also an example of a previous work.
The country selected for this course work is NIGERIA.

The coursework should be able to answer questions below in its content.

1 What is the history of Oil and gas development in Nigeria? Also, is there a resource curse issue?
2 What is the position of NOC relative to the IOC’s, who are the IOC’s in Nigeria? Who are the indigenous companies? Find them all, what is the local content laws
3 What strategy do NOC, IOC and indigenous companies utilise to engage in the Nigeria? PSC, JV etc
4 What is the Political Economy of International Trade in Oil in Nigeria ? What are the strategic trade theories relevant to Nigeria? what are the O & G trade terms? local content, O & G taxes, Royalties, other fiscal or import/export terms?
5 What is the Oil, National Security and Conflict status in Nigeria?
6 Find GDP figures over decades in Nigeria from the World Bank..Plot your Greed and Grievance graph
7 What is the position of international finance and FDI into O & G relative to Nigeria, who is financing projects?
8 What are the O & G CSR Projects in your Nigeria? What is their benefit? Please give cited examples
9 What global governance institutions is Nigeria or companies operating in your country signatory to? e.g. OPEC, EITI, UN, How does this influence the geopolitics, transparency etc within the country’s O & G industry?
10 What is the effect of Oil Scarcity, Oil Prices, Alternatives, unconventional-s in Nigeria?

Describe the challenge as it relates to the plant sciences-depending on your challenge and focus area, this might include research, production, and/or use of plant species.

Using the plant species (Aloe vera) to develop an in-depth overview of a current challenge to the plant sciences. Reports should demonstrate an awareness of the current challenge or issue as it affects society/ies at large, the plant sciences in general, and its effect on the production/use of your specific plant (Aloe vera). The chosen challenge is land use. Remember to connect the essay with challenge of 2050. By that time, there will be 9 billion humans on Earth. How can we use it in an effective way?

ESSAY’S RUBRIC

1. Introduction: what’s the challenge, how will it affect your plant/s, and so what?

2. Body:
* Challenge Overview
– Provide a general overview of your challenge topic area as it relates to humans and society at large (global/regional/local where applicable)
– Describe the challenge as it relates to the plant sciences-depending on your challenge and focus area, this might include research, production, and/or use of plant species. It might be necessary to narrow down your challenge topic to a specific issue or concern (e.g., Water Issues might be presented as Water Conservation or Water Quality, or left general-it’s up to each group)-if so, explain the project focus clearly
* Challenge Impact on Selected Plants (Aloe vera)
– Describe the impact that the challenge topic will have, including specific issues for the plant species
– Include: how the plant’s use and/or production will be affected, resource availability and use, who this will impact and in what way, degree of importance in relation to the overall challenge to society

3. Impact Summary
– Evaluate and compare the effects that the challenge topic will have on society, the plant sciences.
– Identify possible solutions or adaptations that plant scientists are already using or could employ to address the challenges in general and for each member’s plant species. Use case studies/real world examples/citations if possible.
– Be sure to answer this question (not necessarily literally): How will this challenge alter the way we produce or use these plants, and what can plant scientists do to adapt?

FYI: I included my Project 1’s essay written about Aloe vera, so that you can read over it and have the ideas.

Analyze the organization using at least six metaphors from the course.

This case study is the central individual project for each student within the course. This study serves to help synthesize the material covered in the course. It should bring the essence of the lectures and readings of the course. It should demonstrate the student’s thorough understanding of at least six of the “metaphors of organization” studied within the course (see below) and a capacity to apply these in depth to a chosen case study.

The following are general instructions for completing the project. You will find a rubric for the grading of the paper in Blackboard, under Assignments, “Practical Case Study”.

GUIDELINES FOR THE PRACTICAL CASE STUDY

In this course, you will examine a number of different ways of viewing organizations. Each way provides a lens that highlights different aspects of organization. These ways of viewing, or metaphors, should be explored in depth within the analysis.

The purpose of this case study is to create an opportunity to apply the ideas and concepts discussed in class and the readings in the analysis of a real organizational situation. The situation may be drawn from your own experience or from some public event on which information is readily available in newspapers, reports, etc. Your choice of organization and situation will be an important one, and will call for considerable judgment and discretion on your part in deciding whether it is feasible to use it for the purposes of the case study.

PRACTICAL CASE STUDY, continued

Be sure to maintain a professional stance in relation to matters which are sensitive and confidential, and disguise the source of your project (unless it is drawn from public records)
through use of appropriate pseudonyms. Confidentiality and the general conduct of the project are entirely your responsibility, so proceed with caution and ethical care.

If you have no other way to identify an organization, you may choose a complex, real life organizational problem/situation as described in a detailed case study or written about in at least multiple sources in the press (for example in Fortune, the Economist, Sloane Management Review, Wall Street Journal, or through a case clearing house such as the Harvard Business School Press. It should not be a case that you have studied in another course, and must be a unique submission with minimal similarity (less than 15%) to other cases or papers submitted via the Blackboard “Turnitin” system. (You will find a Turnitin link under Assignments in Blackboard for your case study.)

In essence, the case study invites you to do the following:

1) Identify an organizational situation that appears to be amenable to the kind of analysis and exploration used in this course: the situation must be sufficiently complex to generate enough material for the writing of a case that meets the specifications described below.
2) Find relevant information and data about the organization and situation.
3.) Consider the metaphors, images, concepts and general ideas discussed in class. Choose at least six of the metaphors to apply to your organization to help to make sense of the situation being described.
4) Write up the case study in a way that relates evidence to theory to provide an appropriate analysis and explanation of the situation described.

Successful organizational analysis rests in an ability to examine any given organizational situation so that its fundamental characteristics are made clear. It is not simply a question of spotting problems and applying appropriate solutions. Rather, it hinges on questions such as:

• What is going on in the situation that you are analyzing?
• How can you account for its characteristics and the way these may be changing?
• How can you make sense of the situation and arrive at an interpretation that allows you to say something concrete about it?

Elements of the Case Study

(a) Brief Summary: Introduction to Your Organization A brief account of the situation being investigated, providing sufficient information for the reader to understand the nature of the organization and its context. This section should include relevant background information as well as a clear statement of the focus of your case study. For example, it is appropriate to provide information on the age, size, and history of the organization, the product or services it provides, and the general nature of its environment. The purpose of this is to orient the reader, so that he or she can acquire an understanding of the industry or sector with which you are dealing, and the general trends it is facing. Following a general introduction, you should focus in on the specific situation of the organization that demands—or did demand– attention.

PRACTICAL CASE STUDY, continued
(b) Analyze the organization using at least six metaphors from the course. Here explain and demonstrate your thorough understanding of the metaphors. Present the organization in terms of the six metaphors, applying these to bring out the critical issues and challenges of the situation. Demonstrate your understanding of the metaphors and their relevance to the case (if you find that they do not appear relevant, choose other metaphors. If you cannot find six that are relevant you should choose a different focal organization!).

The different metaphors that we discuss in class fit different situations. Which metaphors or combination of metaphors best accounts for your situation, and helps you understand and produce the analysis or “storyline” by which you can best gain insight (For more details on this method, see Chapter 11 of Images of Organization). This will call upon your ability to use your information and judge its significance.

For example, you may find that your case is best understood as a situation of organizational politics, one of classic bureaucracy, or one that is best understood in terms of the inability of the organization to adapt to its environment. You cannot make this judgment too early in the course—you will have to wait until you have finished the preliminary analysis. If you are successful in this final stage of the project, you will find that you have a much deeper understanding of the situation studied than you did at the beginning of the course. Your task in writing the final report is to communicate this understanding to the reader.

(c) Offer substantial and clear recommendations for the organization, and show how these emerge from your analysis. Here you can synthesize but go beyond the metaphors.

The report should be approximately ten to twelve double-spaced pages (approximately 4000-5000 words).

CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING THE REPORTS

The following criteria will be used to evaluate the case study
• Demonstrated understanding of the metaphors, and the theories and concepts related to these, which can be used to explain the case situation; a discussion of alternative ways of viewing the case will be particularly valuable when relevant.
• The comprehensiveness and care with which the case situation being analyzed is
described
• The complexity of the case (cases that are very simple and offer little challenge will not necessarily earn a high grade)
• The quality of discussion linking theory to data: the rigor and soundness of your
analysis and general conclusions
• The professionalism with which the report is presented.

Explain how 20th century events shaped modern Australia.

PART I

Q1) Write an essay which discusses what you knew about Australia before this course. How has that perception changed with this course?
3 pages Write that you learned about the aboriginal australia history + English immigrants to Australia
https://museumvictoria.com.au/origins/history.aspx?pid=17
https://www.aboriginalheritage.org/history/history/
U can use other sites to search

PART II: Essays (15 points each)

1. Explain how 20th century events shaped modern Australia. Cite readings.
Write 4 pages
https://books.google.com/books?id=geYJnX1pmbUC&pg=PR4&lpg=PR4&#v=onepage&q&f=false
+ use other sources

2. Discuss the message in the following videos, not only implications for Australia but the world. Is Australia a marker for the environmental future? Explain.

a. A Million Acres a Year
b. Populate or Perish
Write 4 pages
https://www.cultureunplugged.com/play/6479/A-Million-Acres-A-Year

https://vimeo.com/15556650
u can look up more about the 2 videos
no plagiarism plzz it will be checked

Critically analyse relevant financial data and recommend appropriate solutions to fiscal or financial problems .

This assessment assesses the following learning outcomes
• Critically analyse relevant financial data and recommend appropriate solutions to fiscal or financial problems
• Select and interpret financial and fiscal data as the basis for personal financial planning
• Develop problem-solving skills and provide outline solutions to potential financial problems
• Create, understand and manage budgets