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3) Motivation can come from financial rewards like wages, salaries, bonuses, and profit sharing as well as non-financial factors like benefits, job satisfaction, and achievement. Managing both is important for employee motivation.
UK- Economic History
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Kenya is used as an example of a developing country. Developing countries typically have lower gross national products per person compared to developed countries, indicating less overall wealth. For instance, in 2000 the GNP per person was $1100 in Kenya but $8100 in Brazil. Developing countries also tend to have more people employed in primary jobs like farming, higher birth and death rates, less access to healthcare and education, and sell raw materials for less money while buying manufactured goods for more. This results in a divide between generally wealthier developed countries in the North and less wealthy developing countries in the South.
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The document discusses human resource management practices in the UK. It describes several key characteristics of British national culture, including individualism, pragmatism, and class consciousness. It notes that British employees value autonomy and see their relationship with managers as strictly contractual. Trade unions are also pragmatic and focus on negotiations rather than ideological battles. There are differences in treatment and control of manual workers versus managers. This dual system has created tensions between workers and management.
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1) Foreign policy refers to a government's strategy for dealing with other nations and can be influenced by both the President and Congress through various actions.
2) The document examines key foreign economic challenges faced by the Carter administration such as inflation, oil shortages, and a declining dollar that impacted U.S. strength at home and abroad.
3) NATO plays a role in foreign policy by undertaking crisis management operations through diplomatic conflict resolution or under a UN mandate, while also encouraging defense industry cooperation among allies.
Foreign policy of the united states of america
This document discusses several aspects of US foreign policy, including how the president and congress establish policy, examples like the Truman Doctrine and involvement in NATO, and support for organizations like the UN and World Hunger Organization. The Truman Doctrine established US policy to provide military and economic support to Greece and Turkey in response to Soviet actions. Through NATO, the US commits to political and military support of other member nations in return for their defense of the US. The UN and World Hunger Organization receive US funding and support to promote peace, development, and end hunger globally.
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I chose this topic because everyone in the global community, including myself, needs to be informed about nuclear weapons and how they could affect us in a very major way if the global society doesn't keep each other in check. I enjoyed learning more about nuclear weapons than I already knew and I hope you do too.
Industries
The document discusses the textile industry. It provides details about cotton textile industry centers in important locations like Ahmedabad and Osaka. The key factors responsible for the development of textile industry in Ahmedabad include easy availability of raw cotton, suitable terrain, skilled labor supply, and well-developed transportation network. For Osaka, factors include availability of plain land, suitable climate, labor supply, nearby ports for trade, and water availability from the Yodo river. The cotton textile industry is one of the oldest industries and India and China are major global producers today.
UK's Economy
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