… their wants and desires, given the decision-making mechanisms, social customs, and political realities of the society" (Colander, 2004, p. 3-4). There are two problems that face any economy on a given supply this is how much should be produce and…

… the bias of analysis caused by the different transition periods between China and Former Soviet Sates, and by different countries' characteristics, we believe that the rapid growth observed in China from 1978 and in Eastern Europe from 1991 is…

… God plus the institutions of the church, with God the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit working in and through all of us to bring us closer to God, who is love, and away from all evil, and that through the teaching, suffering, death and resurrecti…

… was on the rise. The idea of the nation emerged with the means for its realization. By the 1880s native- born Australians had begun to outnumber the immigrants, and the momentum for a full- born Australian nationalism increased. Three-quarters…

… conduct business is fiercely competitive, uncertain and highly susceptible to change. As such it is very difficult for companies to plan too far ahead into the future - if they did they would find that the external environment or technology used…

… Margaret Murry sits on the foot of her bed in the attic and watches the storm. Except for her, everyone in the house, including her twin brothers Sandy and Dennys, and her baby brother Charles Wallace, is asleep. Meg has had a bad day at school…

… a piping hot cup of coffee in the morning, caffeine just puts that extra bounce in my step and that warm feeling inside. Have you ever wondered when you are having that first cup of java in the morning where coffee, or more importantly caffeine originate…

… perceptions about their role in society. Australia, as a liberal democratic nation ensures equality of opportunity for all members of the society, regardless of their gender (Study Guide 1007AMC 1999). However, it could be argued that gender based inequa…

… has come into the lime light following the collapses of such companies as HIH, One.Tel, and Ansett in Australia; and Enron, and WorldCom in the United States, this coupled with increasing public concern about the immoral actions of companies such…

… often do not work alone, but rather in teams, committees, departments, and other types of workgroups. To collaborate on common tasks, these members of an organization can have meetings, talk on the telephone, share documents, send faxes, and…