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    has the power, and lastly he fits in the charismatic authority because he was undoubtedly charismatic. Weber distinguished between “class” and “strata”. Is this distinction useful? Are all forms of social stratification not ultimately based on “economy”? Provide examples. Weber would say that when showing the whole picture it is not sufficient to look only at class stratification and economic incitement. Therefore, he distinguishes between three types of strata: the social class, the status…

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    largest sector providing employment opportunities to people, both as unskilled labourers and skilled workers. Globally, the construction industry is also considered to be one of the most indicative in terms of contributing towards the GDP of the economy. A congregation of trades and skills make up the on-site and off-site workforce. The assumption has always been that only a man can lead a project on an architectural/construction site, but is it debatable?…

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    Gender Gap In Congo

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    should be spent on education, multiple resources should be used for income, and picking smart trade partners will lead to a better economy. Some of the strengths that the country has economically is their petroleum supply and minerals such as zinc, copper, and uranium. The weakness of this country is the job market with the astonishing unemployment rate of 53%. With knowledge of the Congo’s status as a country economically, financially, and demographically, there are obvious things that must…

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    The present thesis, is aimed to analyze the social behavior of transnational corporations during the economic crisis of late 2000s. While the growth of world´s GDP was negative in 2009 (-2.1%) and many corporations experienced cuts in employment, limited access to credit, and reductions in capital and technological spending (Campello et al., 2010: 1), the social investment of many firms followed a counter-intuitive move by increasing their social contributions in more than 228%. Between 2004…

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    Blockadia Analysis

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    Response paper # 2 GEOG 473 SPRING 2016 Chad (Jong H) Lee I have never heard the term “Blockadia” before, but after reading her book, it makes sense to me now where the term came from. In my understanding, the term originally started by activists in fighting the Keystone XL pipeline in Texas, and people tried to stop it with their bodies, and their camp was called “Blockadia.” However, Klein mentioned that Blockadia is really the transnational space, roving space, where just regular people…

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    Economic growth relates to the increased output within an economy. It can come from rural to industrial shifts, invention, innovation and technological progress; it requires savings and investment, along with a well-implemented policy framework and can be measured through the economies GDP. Haggard, (2004) suggested economic growth can result from productive inputs, capital and labour or from greater efficiency in their use. It can lead to economic development, which Michael Todaro (2011)…

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    contrasting views of women and status quota for women. These views and positions are vital towards defining the success of a country’s economy. These views are generalized in three categories: high, fair and low. Countries that rate high in women-friendliness in education, tradition and women rights tend to have progressive outlooks on women and are advanced in it economy and human development. These countries are either developed or high…

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    Thrace, from where the coin hails, is chock full of silver and gold mines. The people of Thrace weren’t going to just hoard these precious metals, they extracted them, created things with them, and of course traded them; showing yet more ties to their economy an interdependence. The most obvious connection to the economic system is that the artifact is a coin. If there is actual currency in the Classical World, then there was indubiously some sort of structured economic…

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    investment on human capital. Education will provide better and more prepared workers. These workers will represent a good attractive for foreign investor to put their money on Lisavia. Foreign inversion is one the most powerful tool with which an economy can grow. As one last important suggestion, I would say that it is of high importance to guarantee those foreign investors an environment of security. It would be highly beneficial to eliminate all radicals groups that can be a threat to foreign…

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    investments in residential building increases housing supply responsiveness better matching workers with job places. There is a high link between the housing stock, workers mobility and the labour market. To achieve the high level of employment in the economy it is crucial to allow people to relocate to sectors and regions where there is higher demand for their labour. The research made by Flatau et al. (2003) provides surprising evidence that the homeowners with the mortgage are more likely to…

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