How globalization Affects Jobs   Globalization allowsmarkets worldwide to relate in mutually beneficial ways. The concept has grown steadily over the past decades because of favorable trading environments. However, the trend of exchange observed through the centuries has been that emerging economies have tended to lean towards those in developed countries (Bowler, 2017). The impact of emerging economies on globalization is increasingly being felt, with various countries waking up to the new reality. The essay will outline the effects of globalizationon employment and how it has affected the world. Globalization has affected the nature of jobs. Global economies allow people to work and acquire wealth in different markets. People can physically migrate to other more productive locations, or they can remotely access such markets through technology. Bowler (2017) opines thattechnology has allowed for a virtual migration of knowledge, which inturn has changed the nature of occupations since part of jobs or stages in a factory can be outsourced. The author observes that therecent backlash by many countries against globalization is likely to grow since globalization will…

Constitution and limited government The United States of America constitution is defined as the supreme law of the land. The framers of the United States of America though of coming with laws that can stop any tyrannical rule that may have been elected in the United States of America. Also, the framers of the United States of America constitution wanted to have a set of free rules than the tyrannical rule of their British colonizers, whereby the King had total power over the people. To succeed in limiting those in power, the framers created three government; the legislature, judiciary, and executive, so each government branch has got its powers over the other. The legislature makes laws, and the judiciary interprets while the executive implements laws. So, the three branches of government regulate each other depending on the constitutional powers bestowed to them. The two videos provided in the class articulates how the framers of the Constitution separated the three branches of government and how power is limited across them. The legislature was created to make laws and check on executive…

          How harvesting and analyzing of Big Data influenced the 2016 presidential election Back in 2008, social media was in its infancy stage. As many people flocked to social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to share their opinions and influence on other people, there was no way of measuring the impact that social media had beyond the overall sentiment.During that time, social media was considered to have the same characteristics as guerrilla marketing, and these tools were influential because they gave people a voice to be heard in the policies that were discussed, which swayed the results of the election. People often want change and are not afraid to give out their thoughts in the global conversation. The global discussion often encourages others to exercise their democratic rights by voting. Social data changes the approach of advertisers towards the art of marketing. Cambridge Analytica, which is a voter-profiling company, was effective in the 2016 presidential elections because it had tools that identified the personalities of voters and influenced their behavior. Cambridge Analytica was effective in…

Influenza Case study Peter Smith, a 19-year-old university student, was suffering from influenza and visited his local GP. He said he began to feel unwell two days earlier and his condition had worsened since, with an acute onset of a sore throat (pharyngitis). On examination the following observations were made: – Fever of 38.9 degrees C – Runny nose – Sneezing – Enlarged anterior cervical lymph nodes (lymphadenopathy) Peter’s throat was observed to have the following signs: – Redness – Swollen – Having a patchy covering of yellow-white exudate over his tonsils The doctor prescribed phenoxymethylpenicillin 500 mg twice per day for ten days.   This template must be used to answer the case study. (Please type your answers within the box underneath each question)   Student name (LAST NAME first name): Student number: Campus: Tutorial session (time and room no.): Tutor’s name:   Fever development and benefits (Total: 5 marks) 1.1 What is fever? Explain how Peter’s fever developed. Fever is the temporary rise in body temperature above the standard 37°C. It occurs when the body heats up as…

How English consonants are adapted into Lulogoli   coming of European Christian missionaries which was followed by the acquisition of Kenya as a British colony. English words subsequently found their way into the Lulogoli vocabulary through church missionary activities, settler farmers and government posts. English is taught as a compulsory subject and is examinable in the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education. As a result, there has been a considerable period of contact between speakers of Lulogoli and English. Therefore, this study is occasion to explain how the loanwords are adapted into Lulogoli given the differences in their phonemic inventories. For instance, English is a Germanic language while Lulogoli is a Bantu.   The two languages undergo different phonological and morphological changes from the source language to the borrowing language during nativization. The illicit syllable structures need repairs to conform to the borrowing language. In addition, consonants and vowels absent in the Lulogoli inventory call for a systematic adaptation strategy.   1.2 statement of the Problem   This study tends to phonologically analyze loanwords in…

Spies by Michael Frayn Spies by Michael Frayn is a story about a young boy named Stephen Wheatley. The book is narrated in flashback as Stephen recounted his growing up in the close. His childhood was a normal one, and he and his one friend engaged in the mischief of young boys. Convinced that Keith’s mother was a spy, the two boys decided to spy on her too. What started as a small game for the boys turned out to a giant conspiracy that saw two families’ devastation. It was the cause of the two best friends’ breakup and the start of a new friendship. The story follows Stephen from his naïve boy days to the man who he became after. The theme of coming to age plays a significant role in the development of the story. The story begins with Stephen, who worshipped the ground his friend Keith walked on. The glaring difference in the social status of the two families was a source of insecurity for Stephen. He was often bullied in school, which made him feel even worse.…

Car manufactures This type of market is prevalent in the world economy. Few firms in the world are providing specific products and are controlling the entire market. A real-world example of an oligopoly market today is the Automobile companies. There are very few firms in the world that m, manufacture cars and other automotive. The companies, such as the Toyota company based in Japan, fit in the oligopoly market for the following reasons. There are very few companies that manufacture cars; they include Toyota, Nissan, and others. They have controlled the entire market through the sale of the vehicles. All the countries buy cars from these companies. The next feature is that it is not easy for other firms to join the market. However, how hard other firms may try to compete with these companies cannot be defeated. This complication is a large amount of capital involved, the source of the raw materials. These firms depend on each other. These companies inter rely on each other. They use various ways to provide the finished automotive. Some companies produce some parts,…

Week Identified Tasks Outcome/progress Week 1 Determining what was expected of me in the project by attending the first lecture. Meeting with the industry partner to learn more about the company and project. Brief introduction of the company and the project expectations by the industry partner. I began to understand about the AMN406 project. By the end of the engagement, I knew that the project’s goal was for students to develop professional skills. Week 2 Formation of a group to complete the project efficiently. Further exploration of the individual reflection requirements (I was apprehensive about group work due to previous experiences) We created a group that was composed of people from different countries, backgrounds, and cultures. Lack of cohesion and cooperation among group members resulting in confusion and delays within the group. Week 3 Analysis of the project deliverables Allocation of tasks to each member of the group. Develop cohesiveness in the group by developing a rapport with each member. Exchanged ideas and opinions, which assisted in enhancing knowledge. Identification of weaknesses within myself and other group members. My responsibility…

Personal profile Strengths (Skills) How can I demonstrate or prove this skill?  Give specific examples.  Commercial awareness  By showing awareness of what the organization wants to achieve  through its products and services  teamwork  By building positive group relationships assisting everyone in achieving Business objectives and personal goals   organization   Through prioritization, working productively and efficiently, and through proper time management.   leadership   Ability to manage and delegate to  other employees and take on the responsibility   problem-solving   By taking an analytical and logical approach to problem-solving. Personal Quality How can I demonstrate or prove this quality is employer valued?   Give specific examples.  Honesty  By talking the truth when dealing when executing different duties.  Respect for others  Through accommodating other people’s views  Disciplined  Respectably conducting myself and ensuring respect for individual rights.  Happy  By carrying out activities in a cheerful manner.  Confident  By addressing people without fear and through the handling of challenging tasks. Assets Describe why and how the asset is employer valued.  A strong work ethic  Employers value employees who are aware possess and are willing to work hard as it means effective task…

Best Social Activities For College Students Your time as a college student is the best period to explore different hobbies and discover what you like. If you do it well, you can graduate a much more all-round student than you joined campus. You might also find that many things you dreamt about doing as a child are no longer what you want in life. With this self-awareness, you will have an easier time deciding what you want to pursue in the future. You get to build a vast network of friends. Here, you will find a list of great social activities you can take part in and enrich your college experience. You will also learn how to enjoy different events while having enough time to study and pass your exams. Be Part of an Organizing Committee One thing you should not leave college without doing is planning an event. No matter how big or small the gig is, this practical experience will teach you a lot about working within a team and making fair use of the resources at your…