Chapter 2.1, Problem II.2E

“Being successful in business requires a number of qualities and competencies, not all of which can beacquired at school. African female entrepreneurs are often proof of this, exuding a strong personality thathelps them overcome the various challenges and difficulties they face on a daily basis. This is the veryessence of the African woman: hope, courage and perseverance, values that are now making them anintegral part of the economic, social and sustainable development of the continent.”Drawing from the above, elaborate on the personal qualities and characteristics that entrepreneurs areexpected to possess.

Please help me with the conclusion, In a paragraph of 150 words state the "best" option(s), and explain how a true Kantian would come to this conclusion. Describe the results of applying Universality and Respect-for-Persons.

Which of the following theories can be applied to the Volkswagen decision after the ethical scandal in 2015? Please select one of the following theories and discuss -Kantian philosophical traditions -Aristotelian virtue ethics -Utilitarianism -Eastern philosophy

Imana Foods “[Funded] from humble beginnings, IMANA FOODS brings a wide basket of meal solutions and flavour enhancement to homes across Africa.”  This is how the business highlights their business journey. They call themselves “a caring company built on faith and a dream”. Reportedly, the owner, John Alcock had a dream to start a company that would be a beacon of hope throughout the African continent, he even spoke of the Promised Land, stretching from the Wilderness (on the Cape South Coast) to the Mediterranean, and of a company that would offer jobs for many, with products that would feed and nourish a continent. As the story unfolds, John recognised the benefits of the “humble” soya bean, an excellent source of protein and nourishment, and he knew that this would form the foundation of this dream. His vision of seeing business as a missionary opportunity and of being a blessing to Africa, a vision based not on just getting rich, but rather one of making a difference, attracted…

Imana Foods “[Funded] from humble beginnings, IMANA FOODS brings a wide basket of meal solutions and flavour enhancement to homes across Africa.”  This is how the business highlights their business journey. They call themselves “a caring company built on faith and a dream”. Reportedly, the owner, John Alcock had a dream to start a company that would be a beacon of hope throughout the African continent, he even spoke of the Promised Land, stretching from the Wilderness (on the Cape South Coast) to the Mediterranean, and of a company that would offer jobs for many, with products that would feed and nourish a continent. As the story unfolds, John recognised the benefits of the “humble” soya bean, an excellent source of protein and nourishment, and he knew that this would form the foundation of this dream. His vision of seeing business as a missionary opportunity and of being a blessing to Africa, a vision based not on just getting rich, but rather one of making a difference, attracted…

20-Even after Thomas Alva Edison failed at many of his experiments, he continued until he succeeded. This shows his a. Pro-activeness b. Initiative c. Flexibility d. Determination

Your Uncle Craig and Aunt Carol want more out of life. Craig works as an inspector for the city health department, which involves inspecting restaurants and food service establishments to see whether they are operating according to local laws. Carol worked as an insurance agent for the first 10 years of their marriage and is now a stay-at-home mom. Their home is paid for and their son, your cousin, Charles, is a senior in high school. Neither Craig nor Carol has much experience in owning or operating a small business, yet this is what they want to do when their son graduates from high school. They have been frugal and have saved over $200,000 for this venture. Craig will not be quitting his job for a while. This will leave Carol with the responsibility of running the business. For the scenario above, answer the following questions: Which business structure should they adopt for their new business? Explain your answer and state the costs and benefits of your advice.

The westward movement that came about because of the concept of Manifest Destiny eventuallybrought education, agriculture, technology, medical care and other development to the state ofNevada. From your perspective, was Manifest Destiny morally right or wrong? Support youranswer by citing an online source.

(1) What steps could you take to help someone fromanother country adapt to U.S. business culture? (2)How can you convey respect for another person’sculture even if you don’t agree with it or evenunderstand it?