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Globalization, agriculture, and economic inequality between Mexico and the United States

The promise of globalization in the late 1980s and 1990s has given way to a host of problems with this new and still emerging world order, some of which were predicted early on in the scheme of things.

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Real options theory in financial management and modeling

Real options theory uses traditional financial options theory and applies to them to real investments. This combination adds flexibility to management decisions, allowing management to capitalize on future uncertainties.

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Multiple factors contributing to the Italian Renaissance

The reasons behind the Renaissance began in Italy cannot be isolated to one specific incident but rather several aspects that culminated in toward a common cause.

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Applying the Burke-Litwin model to Harley-Davidson's organizational performance

The Burke-Litwin Causal Model examines the organizations transitional and transactional variables for fit, synergy and conflict. Each of these variables contributes to the performance of the company, and that performance is also impacted by the interrelation between the different variables.

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Watergate's impact on American media, government trust, and ethics

Just about everyone is aware how Watergate, a political scandal involving illegal activities by President Richard Nixon's administration directly impacted history. Of course, the scandal led to the impeachment and resignation of Nixon and the appointment of Vice President Gerald Ford as successor.

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Obama and McCain's positions on war, taxes, and the economy

One issue that both candidates disagree on is the war. Obama wants to get troops back home as soon as possible, stating, "We have seen Afghanistan worsen, deteriorate" (Obama qtd. In NYT), when the war has been as success.

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How daily bus commutes reshape personal perspective on privilege

Part of my daily routine includes a bus ride back and forth to school. Because I find it difficult to read in a moving vehicle without getting nauseous, I tend to look out the window and simply observe people on the street throughout my commute.

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Fate and character transformation in Sophocles's Oedipus

Does each person have free will, or are we determined by fate to meet certain ends before we were even born? Why do bad things happen to good people? Can we do anything to alter the future? These are just some of the questions that Sophocles brings up in his classic play, Oedipus the King.

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Primary influences on modern advertising: economic, social, and legal factors

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U.S. radio ownership regulation and market concentration trends

The media in the United States have always been subject to Government regulation. This is also true of radio since its inception during the World Wars. At the heart of such regulation is probably primarily the drive towards U.S. dominance and security during the World Wars.

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