On the path of finding ways that alleviate poverty situation, Nguyen Lam Vien, also known as founder and current president holding biggest stock in Vinamit company; his beginning ideas was emerged from graduation project with topic in regard to jackfruit. Simultaneously, the food processing industry launched technology of vacuumed package that made company’s founder to invest on new products, dried jackfruit and banana. At first, the name of company was Duc Thanh and by the years of 1990s, it was renamed with Vinamit in which “Vina” is represented for Vietnam and “mit” is referred to the meaning of jackfruit. These types of products surprisingly were not aimed to be awaited for customers who will come to and try. The founder himself has brought samples of dried fruit to test on some markets in Taiwan and sell locally with customers as an alternative snack. Afterward, the surrounding market has spread out further for Vietnam dried fruit to be introduced with tropical fruit and embraced new clients who love to seek novel food. In this aspect, Vinamit literally put a notable switch on their investment plan and sell to various potential customers under the form of utilizing international strategies that go hand in hand with exporting market.
II. Body 1. Strategy of operating dried fruit in domestic and abroad markets Ideally, firms like Vinamit should harmonize 3 of these essential determinants namely strategy, structure and staffing philosophy in order to stabilize
Words provoke preconceived ideas and images in the mind, when it comes to a situation like poverty these preconceived notions can have undesirable and unintended consequences. Diana George examines the semantics and the imagery of the word poverty in her article titled “Changing the Face of Poverty; Nonprofits and the Problem of Representation. While also addressing the issue of the perception poverty and what someone in poverty truly looks like (676). Prof. George is arguing that organizations like Habitat for Humanity, which are created to help people in poverty actually perpetuate the wrong image of what someone in poverty looks like (678). Most organizations created to help those in need, especially those in the US tend to portray poverty as what is seen and thought of as living conditions in Third World countries (683). In reality, poverty is all around each and every one of us in this country on a daily basis, and people might not always recognize it for what it is (681,682). Furthermore, the majority of people living in poverty in the United States do not live like or look like someone living in a Third World country. But in reality they are still living in poverty nonetheless (682,683). Organizations that portray people living in poverty here in the US as totally devastated and completely impoverished are doing a disservice to the people they are attempting to help. Consequently, by doing this they are giving a limiting idea of what someone living in poverty
“Poverty is an uncomfortable subject for conversation, partly because for most people with leisure to reflect on it, poverty is not their own condition but someone else’s” (Hamilton). Poverty is not an easy matter to discuss, especially for those who have not actually suffered from it. To deal with poverty it requires attention and dedication. In the article “Ending Poverty Is A Human Challenge, not a Technical One,” by Andrew Hamilton, the author shares that poverty is not something that we can remove like a cancer. It refers to a deficiency that must be supplied for and clinch by better human relationships.
I liked reading your post this week. I agree with you in a lot of things you emphasized. Think about that there are 126 improvement programs. I do not want to believe that these 126 poverty improvement programs have not helped the poverty stop in the United States, and most of the programs have worked properly. I believe that the United States will win over the poverty monster sooner or later with some regulations, changes and improvements, such as more tax collections from the rich people and enterprises. Enterprises! Yes, enterprises! Some of them do not want to pay the regular taxes as they are supposed to do. Why? If they pay regularly without any tax free events, the amount you will pay would help the poverty stop, and at
Poverty is a major issue in the US today, and sadly identity influences the cycle of poverty and how it is passed down through families. To reduce, or put a stop to poverty, equal resource and opportunities should be provided. Help with education, finding a job, or fair government programs should also be provided to those who need it.
Funding and support for those in poverty can help people get out as well as preventive measures are needed. Funding for Education, after school activities and programs, birth to three and other programs like save the children. Funding for these programs would help children’s chances of getting out of poverty. In the documentary, Breaking the Cycle of Poverty, said “”.Reasonable government aid that money margins are reasonable and not the bare minimum. Including quality food that isn’t restrictive and limited. Programs for drug use and help for those with mental health instead of just sending them to jail. Overall there is many factors to poverty that need to be aided in order for
The Tavazo company is a family-business which operates in the food industry. Started upon an entrepeunarial initiative in the 1930s in Iran, its business has been developed such as Tavazo now commercializes products such as dried fruits and nuts and operates in activities from growing to retailing. The development has also been geographical as it entered the Canadian market by 2010. Now considering further expansion, the company asks for recommendations to decide of its future strategy. The Tavazos have considered two different strategy lines, which are namely geographical diversification and vertical expansion. The first strategy consists in whether to enter new geographic markets or to focus on the current markets and
We, fortunately, have the opportunity and blessing to attend college and to improve our knowledge. This gives us an advantage that unfortunately, poverty takes away from many young adults. Regrettably millions of people throughout the world lives in poverty and struggles to support themselves and their families. However, there is hope that these numbers can go down and people can rise out of poverty. This 'no poverty' goal can see quite daunting considering the massive amount of people. In spite of this unnerving circumstance the best approach should be to provide support so that children and young adults have the opportunity to improve their education and essentially rise out of poverty.
To understand poverty, it is crucial to understand the systems that are involved in creating it. Inequality is embedded in many necessary institutions within society, which provides the basis for poverty to occur. Without this entrenchment of inequality amongst institutions and systems within society, it is clear that poverty would look very different. This paper will delve into the concept of racialized poverty and how racialized minorities have a greater propensity to remain in poverty due to a lack of accessibility to high quality and equal institutions. By examining systems such as the labour market, education and healthcare , it will become evident that racialized minorties are not granted the same opportunities as people who are
What is a Social Problem? A social problem is a general factor that affects society. It is a problem affecting a certain group or area of people. I chose poverty as my social problem for this paper. What is poverty? Poverty is the state of being poor. It has many forms, from living in a house with just enough money to get by, to living on the street. Poverty can affect you in many ways. It can affect your health and your education. Many people that live in poverty currently probably didn’t get a proper education. Which means they probably grew up in poverty or got affected by poverty in some way.
In this unit we looked at different policies for breaking the cycle of poverty and lifting people out of it. This cycle is isn’t impossible to break but it can seem like it to the people inside. Growing up in poverty raises the chance for a child to stay under the poverty line when they group. While there are obviously policies to help break the cycle, this is obviously still a big enough problem to millions of Americans. The inability to break this cycle creates a large barrier to people in poverty to escape.
The end of extreme poverty isn't too far fetched. It's not something like world peace, or free money, it's actually quite realistic. The story, "The End of Poverty," is a story centered around the idea of ending extreme poverty. But in this book he mentions this, "Whose societies that are destabilized by extreme poverty." This shows a difference between extreme poverty and normal poverty, normal poverty is something you'd see just about anywhere, even rich countries, but extreme poverty is the one we're trying to get rid of because it's a worse form of poverty. People in extreme poverty don't have access to clean drinking water, or normal items. Getting rid of extreme poverty is a much more realistic idea then getting rid of all poverty so
Fruitera is a retail store selling fresh juices & smoothies in Durham. It is strategically located in the town centre on one of the busiest streets in Durham. It is walking distance not only from the train and bus stations but also from the various colleges of Durham University. Durham being a university city has a big student population, who happen to be the primary target for Fruitera. As per research (Mintel 2013), there has been a lot of emphasis on health and a healthy diet. It also states that people under the age of 35 have the highest consumption of fresh juices with 15% of them drinking fresh juices daily. Therefore seeing the demographics and the market potential Fruitera has been established to provide customers with the option of fresh juices and smoothies. The primary target market for the store are both men and women within the age group of 18 – 25 year olds, primarily the students studying at the university. It is a store for people constantly on the go, who care about the healthy and natural food. At Fruitera the menu is just not restricted to juices and smoothies but also salads and wraps. The Uniqueness of Fruitera is that it provides the customers with a choice to create their own juices to suit their preferences
The federal government runs over 80 government antipoverty programs coming in with an earning of over 720 billion a year for the different assistant programs, yet there are still 46 million americans in this country living in poverty, with less and less of a chance towards economic mobility. Most of these programs prevent extreme deprivation, but ironically most of the programs are means-tested taking away aid as you make or earn more money, so instead of the government lifting their people out of poverty their keeping them in it. For example, let’s say you're a single-mother raising one child, making the minimum wage, you're on food stamps, medicaid, and under Housing assistance, statistically if you were to get a job that earned you $3 more
Figure 7.2 depicts a normal sampling distribution, which is being used to calculate a difference of proportions test of significance. The image shows the calculation of a confidence interval that is 1.96 times the standard error, i.e. 95 percent confidence. It also shows how the application of this confidence interval about the mean creates two legs outside of the mean, which, in this case, each represent 2.5 percent confidence respectively.
A social problem, is “a general factor that effects and damages society”. It can be used to describe an issue or a problem within a certain group of people or an area in the world. Examples of contemporary social problems today include anti-social behaviour, drug abuse, and sexual abuse. Poverty is an example of a social problem that exists all over the world, and to different extents. In the UK, poverty has effected at least a third of the population, as shown by the Office of National Statistics, providing evidence that it is a massive social problem in the country. Tameside has a big poverty problem. 1 in 4 children in Tameside are born into poverty, and workers in Tameside earn significantly less than other workers in the rest of the North-West area. In addition, Tameside has the largest proportion of people claiming unemployment benefits compared to the rest of the North West of England.