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Strengths and weaknesses of case study research methodology

When a researcher presents quantitative data about a population group, one of the most common objections is that such statistics do not allow for 'exceptions to the rule,' and do not paint an accurate portrait of the lived experiences of different individual's perceptions of reality.

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Charismatic leadership and cult dynamics in the Enron collapse

The first major corporate collapse resulting from organizational leadership and mismanagement throughout the company was the 2001 Enron implosion.

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Tactical and long-term strategy: Pfizer versus Foot Locker

Having a clear goal is usually praised in management literature: keeping one's 'eye on the prize' and planning all subsequent strategy around that goal seems like a noble aim.

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Integrating assessment results into individualized psychological treatment planning

Organizing the results of the various psychological assessments performed upon a client must be done in a systematic fashion when constructing a treatment plan. However, while the process may be systematic, the outcome will be highly individualized.

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Prescription drug abuse and dependency among elderly populations

please describe some of the most pressing physical, cognitive, and socioemotional concerns in the elderly that could give rise to substance abuse problems

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Milton Friedman's monetarism and critique of Keynesian economics

When dealing with highs and lows of the business cycle, economists have two basic tools on hand to cushion the effects of recessions and inflation -- that of monetary and fiscal policy.

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How supply and demand reach market equilibrium

When the market is in a state of equilibrium, "the supply of an item is exactly equal to its demand. Since there is neither a surplus nor shortage in the market, there is no innate tendency for the price of the item to change" (Market equilibrium, 2010, Business Dictionary).

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Marketing and labeling a novel functional candy product

The product under consideration -- a potato chip style and shaped hard candy -- must be one that people both want and need, and the marketing of that product must be appropriate to elicit the proper response from the consumers who are going to buy it (Bass, 1993).

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The Mississippi River as metaphor for freedom and social critique

Twain's Adventures of Huck Finn illustrates a time and place that is familiar to everyone. In setting his story on and around the Mississippi River, Twain is comparing the boys' struggles and exploits to those of the greater society.

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New York State Workers Compensation Board and employment law reform

This year, marks the centennial anniversary of the famous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire that occurred in New York City on March 25, 1911.

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