Introduction Entrepreneurs play an important role in creating value for themselves and the public at large; for this reason, societies that encourage such ventures reap improved economic growth and development. In businesses, value is the worth that consumers receive in exchange for paying a set price for goods. Consumers have a better understanding of their needs; however, they lack the knowledge of the best ways of fulfilling such needs and wants (Almquist, Senior & Bloch 2016). Therefore, entrepreneurs have a distinct responsibility in demonstrating the value provided by their products to consumers.
The gender pay gap refers to the variation in the mean hourly earnings of all women and men across a workforce. According to 2015 statistics, the median gender pay gap for the entire UK is 19.3%. These differences are largely associated with the variations between women and men in terms of their skillsets. Besides, rigidities in the labor market could also be blamed for the situation. This disparity is detrimental to the country’s economic growth and hence needs to be bridged. Moreover, closing the gap is necessary to ensure social justice for women as the pay inequality limits their choices and adversely impacts their lifetime earnings. Several legislative, collective, and voluntary strategies have been formulated to nurture an inclusive and gender-equal labor market. Elevation of the minimum wage floors, reinforcement of the legal and collective regulation, extension of the gender pay audits and action plans, development of progression chances in female-dominated job sectors, and facilitation of women’s retention in and return to work are some of the measures that have been taken in this direction . However, the enforcement of these policies in the UK is fraught with challenges, thereby rendering the closure of the gender pay gap a difficult…
Introduction Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a phrase that is a reflection of the objective of acquiring a lasting interest by a resident party of a particular economy (direct investor) in an entity that is the occupant of another economy (the direct investment entity). Essentially, the “lasting interest” denotes the prevalence of a long-term connection between the direct investor and the direct investment entity and a considerable extent of influence on the management or running of the latter. FDI entails both the original transaction that establishes the affiliation between the investor and the entity as well as all ensuing capital dealings between them and among associated entities, both incorporated and unincorporated. Governments have a key role to perform in determining the success of their nation’s FDI policies.
Of all mental disorders, depression is the most common, and up to 300 million persons suffer from the ailment around the world, according to the WHO (“Depression”). Symptoms of the disease vary depending on the condition and include loss of interest in the environment and usual activities, consistently low mood, reduced or excessive sleep and appetite, and, in severe cases, suicidal thoughts. However, numerous drugs to manage depression have been developed. The drugs have evolved from iproniazid, isoniazid, and imipramine used in the 1950s (Lopez-Munoz and Alamo 1563), to current medication such as inhibitors that prevent the reuptake of serotonin and norepinephrine.
Johns Mill’s utilitarianism theory provides a solution to an ethical dilemma that many people experience when making ethical decisions and justifications. The issue of ethics is a hotly debated topic among scholars and philosopher. Past philosophers have developed several theories to explain the concept of morality. All these theories try to explain is morally right or wrong in society. Some moral theories are practical when making ethical decisions in real life situations. Others are limited in terms of practicability due to their ambiguity. Utilitarianism is one of the most powerful and persuasive moral theories of the 19th century. John Stuart Mills was a prominent philosopher from Britain who made a great contribution to social theory, political philosophy, and ethics, among other fields of the study (Brink, 1). Mill’s utilitarianism, moral theory, is popular in academics. This has made the theory to receive praises and criticism in equal measure. This term paper discusses Mills, utilitarianism theory, its application in real life situation and justification.
Introduction 2 Timothy 3: 14 – 17 reveals that the Bible provides every insight that one requires to lead a decent, fulfilling, and productive lifestyle. The verse regards the Bible as God-inspired guidebook for teaching, correcting, rebuking, and educating people about the value of being righteous. In doing so, individuals become servants of God that are committed to propagating the gospel globally with the help of the attained knowledge. The readings are a fountain of hope and a source of inspiration to undertake noble activities for the service of others and the glory of the lord. Reading the scriptures is integral to one’s spiritual life and should begin in infancy for them to understand God’s message and its purpose (The Bible, 2 Timothy 3.14 – 17). In short, the Bible provides valuable wisdom that enables Christians to distinguish good and evil, holy and unrighteous, and right and wrong, so that their aim on earth is fulfilled through service to God and humanity.
Conscious capitalism is one of the sharpest challenges that Wells Fargo faces in the current times. Conscious capitalism is a specific manner of thinking towards the relationship between business and capitalism, which underscores the critical impact of the organization on the world. Conscious capitalism has already helped numerous business to redesign their structure to increase profits. For example, this way of the king can be highly helpful if the company want to set new operations goals, provide quality services to customers, and improve profits. The organizations that have already adopted conscious capitalism did manage to achieve a competitive advantage among the companies focused on income. Moreover, competitive capitalism helps to create beneficial public relations since, with a new system, they manage to build trustful and collaborative relationships with customers. A a result, the companies, manage to increase their income significantly. Various types of research have indicated this mental approach as a shortcut towards business excellence regarding both market positions and income.
Virginia Association of Women of Color is a membership organization formed with the intention of improving political participation among women of color in Virginia state. The mission of the association is to serve as a catalyst for the political growth and development of non-white women in the state. In addition, the organization aims to address the political issues that are only unique to women of color. Key among its missions is also to take an active leadership role in empowering, mentoring, encouraging, and developing women of color, specifically in the political sector. In general, the association aspires to provide financial assistance for the purpose of political development to the women of color in Virginia.
Rett Syndrome is neurodevelopment condition that causes female intellectual. The disorder causes seizures, mental retardation and affects motor and speech skills. The signs of the syndrome occur in different stages with the patient growing normally in the first 6 months after birth. Between 6 and 18 months, the onset stage, which is the first stage, occurs; some of the symptoms include a loss of interest in playing with toys and delays in movements involved during crawling and sitting.
How can you test the breaking point of a substance or a material? Engineers have developed several tests to measure the breaking point of various elements by assessing what amount of pressure can be applied to a substance to cause it to break or become brittle. Flexural tests are one kind of analysis used to measure the flexibility of the material. A flexural test measures the flexural strength of material or fabrics, assessing the flexing modulus, of materials by applying as much pressure at the ends of the element with another opposing force being applied at the center of the material being tested (Hirohide 23). Flexural strength is thus defined as the maximum amount of pressure of a fiber or fabric used to the outermost parts of the structure in comparison to the amount of force it can hold.