Essay Undergraduate 1,517 words

Choosing the Right Business Structure for a New Venture

Explores sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation structures for a new mobile photography business, comparing tax implications, liability, and setup costs.

Accounting

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Term Paper Undergraduate 1,696 words

Developing and Operating a Retail Grocery Business Plan

A retail business plan for Fresh 'N' Free, covering customer targeting, staff management, operations, store atmosphere, and organic grocery strategy.

Business

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Other Undergraduate 1,767 words

Rocky Mountain Sports Fishing LLC: Guided Fishing Business Plan

A complete business plan for Rocky Mountain Sports Fishing LLC covering market analysis, services, organizational structure, marketing, and financial projections.

Business

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2,176 words

Human responsibilities and ethical decision-making for global warming mitigation

The environment affects all aspects of life in one way or another irrespective of level within the society and global warming will remain the great concern (West, n.d).

~11 min read

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1,301 words

Felicia Robins' sole proprietorship catering business: advantages and operations

Zahorsky defines a sole proprietorship as the most basic of all business legal structures. It is a business of one without corporation or limited liability status. The business owner is the company's representative both fully and legally.

~7 min read

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1,879 words

Verbal communication differences between Australian and American business culture

Discuss the differences in verbal communication between Australia and the U.S. and Australia are similar in that both speak English as the common form of language. This may seem like both countries would have close cultural ties because of the common language that they share.

~10 min read

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1,533 words

Stacey Perman's In-N-Out Burger: the ethical fast food chain's history

Perman, Stacey. In-N-Out Burger: A behind-the-counter look at the fast food chain that breaks all the rules. HarperCollins, 2009.

~8 min read

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1,717 words

Ford Pinto fires: ethical dilemma and corporate decision-making

The occurrence of Ford Pinto fires due to rear-end collisions, and the company's subsequent recall of more than a million vehicles, is known to most. It is an ethical dilemma that will continue to be discussed for generations to come.

~9 min read

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1,451 words

Migros' socially responsible business practices and growth strategy

Introduction number of corporations of all types have discovered that adopting so-called "green" or environmentally friendly and socially responsible business practices can pay large dividends in terms of more efficient operations and engendering consumer good will, but grocery retailers have…

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1,453 words

Competitive threats facing Microsoft's three business divisions

Define the competitive rivalry that Microsoft can anticipate in its business units.

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