Yale 1 Brooke Yale Rebecca Cisneros-Diaz English IA May 4, 2017 Annotated Bibliography Estache, Antonio, Danny Leipziger, Raphael E. De Hoyo, Denis Medvedev, and Markus Goldstein. Stuck in the Middle. Edited by Antonio Estache, Brookings Institution Press, 2009. ProQuesr Ebook Central. This source discusses the economic and social proposals to enhance the welfare of middle class people and provides information regarding the policies and future of global wealth inequality. 1 will use this information in my paper to support my thesis that the increasing wealth inequalities threaten the concept of the middle class. Throughout several chapters, book includes several chapters regarding the history of the middle class and defines terms that arc focused on within different sections of the book. The authors of this source tend to emphasize that the future of the middle class as a whole is in decline due global income inequality and the policies that are in place to imp
Importance of communication in Businesses
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How about: Topic: Importance of communication in Businesses Questions:
- What are the various types of communication in a workplace or business environment? 2. What are the tools for effective business communication? How they help in increasing the chances of success in business? 3. Why business communication is important to improve workflow? Use example scenarios in different businesses to discuss this. 4. How IT and digital tools are enhancing communication between the management and the employees?
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This module constitutes the major individual piece of work of the Masters Programme where the student carries out a project involving independent critical research, design and implementation (where applicable).
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■ Apply established research methods for independent research. ■ Develop an ability to organise and carry out an extended and independent study of work at postgraduate level. ■ Pursue in-depth studies of professional or academic relevance to the student and an organisation or a company. ■ Extend the knowledge and skills developed in the taught component of the course.
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On successful completion of the module, students will be able to:
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There is only one assignment. Please answer the following questions (60%) and then write a research abstract (40%) with your name, student ID number and upload the word document.
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A. Answer these questions (60%) 1. What are the 5 stages of the research cycle (10) 2. Define peer review of research articles for journals. Why is peer review used? (20) 3. Define Open Access for journals. List reasons for and against Open Access for research publications (20) 4. Define Impact Factor of journals Why is it used? (10)
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Write a structured abstract of 300 words. Your abstract should a) define the research problem b) reference research in the area and say what you propose to do to build on previous research c) state the methods you are going to use d) state the potential significance of the findings
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Develop a policies and procedures document for accurate trust account keeping which comply with trust account requirements, key principles of accounting and financial management, agency practice and legislative requirements.
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company engaged in the business of importingAndrew, Brian, Colin, Diana and Elizabeth were the directors of Gemsales Pty Ltd, a company engaged in the business of importing and supplying jewellery as wholesalers to the local market. The company decided that as the market was becoming more competitive it needed to expand its business as it felt with increased volumes of sales it would be able to lower its prices and be more competitive. In order to do so it obtained a $4 million dollar loan from the Friendly Bank Ltd. $3 million was used to buy more stock and $1 million was used to buy a large new warehouse and showrooms from Traders Pty Ltd. Colin was not at the meeting that had made these decisions as he was in hospital recovering from a serious accident. Elizabeth, as was her usual custom, had not attended the meeting but signed the requisite documentation agreeing to the expansion of the business and the getting of the loan. Diana who attended, said she did not know if she agreed and abs Organisations Identifying Market Nicheslease read the case study below and answer the questions in a report format. Organisations Identifying Market Niches in the Age of Big Data With the amount of data available to companies doubling every year, new sources of data, and innovations in data collection, possibilities for marketers to identify market niches and finely tune campaigns are boundless. In the e-book market, for example, three reading subscription service startups—Scribe, Oyster, and Entitle—aim to turn a profit by discovering exactly what makes readers tick. A flat monthly fee gives users unlimited access to a broad selection of titles from these companies’ digital libraries. Like Barnes and Noble and Amazon, the newcomers will collect an assortment of data from their customers’ digital reading devices (e-readers, tablets, sm stakeholders’ interest in the financial informationQuestion 1 (10 marks) |