Chapter 2.3, Problem II.5E

What is one different and one similar ethical leadership perspective of the United States (US) and Mexico, and how would these differences and similarities impact a US company’s decision to expand to Mexico?

in china: 1.indomitable modern struggle in china? 2.he ardous road to national salvation in china? 3.he political system and diplomatic achivement of new china? 4.the promoting china "s reunification in china?

Socialists are fond of saying that socialism has never failed because it has never been tried. But in truth, socialism has failed in every country in which it has been tried, from the Soviet Union beginning a century ago to three modern countries that tried but ultimately rejected socialism—Israel, India, and the United Kingdom. While there were major political differences between the totalitarian rule of the Soviets and the democratic politics of Israel, India, and the U.K., all three of the latter countries adhered to socialist principles, nationalizing their major industries and placing economic decisionmaking in the hands of the government. The Soviet failure has been well documented by historians. In 1985, General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev took command of a bankrupt disintegrating empire. After 70 years of Marxism, Soviet farms were unable to feed the people, factories failed to meet their quotas, people lined up for blocks in Moscow and other cities to buy bread and other…

critique the concerpt socialism using appropriate examples

The changes which took japan due to coronavirus, do you think even after coronavirus these changes will remain forever. Critically provide your opinion.

Read the article posted in this module titled "Confucius on Management: Understanding Chinese Cultural Values and Managerial Practices" and watch this short (4:29) video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFt_VGG0kJU   Choose one of Confucius's teachings and describe how that principle relates to your personal ethical perspective.  Does it support your perspective or contrast with your perspective?  How does this principle compare to one of the other ethical perspectives covered in Chapter One (Utilitarianism, Altruism, etc.)?  Is it quite similar or quite different?  Be sure to cite your sources.

How can the company further improve the nutritional quality of some of its sugared cereals such as Lucky Charms andCocoa Puffs, which one critic likened to “junk food,” withoutrisking profit or market share?

What social, political, and economic conditions might signal the existence of a large underground economy, and why should managers pay heed to such signals?

Utilising all of Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions, state the differences in culture between Finland and Saudi Arabia?