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    production costs. According to Tarique, one of the nine drivers of international of business is the search for new markets and reduced costs. This means that companies are looking for new markets and lower-cost operations. These are found in other countries (15). Offshoring would be an example of this driver. Companies in the United States are moving their operations overseas to countries like China because labor costs are cheaper and products are cheaper to obtain and produce. Advanced technology

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    nations can grow meaning more markets and businesses are being created that equals more money! Imperialism allows bigger countries to help smaller countries become successful. The ability to solve problems in counties near your own is great for making allies. A great example of trying to make allies is ideological imperialism which is a country’s ideas or views shared to other countries. Mainly to build each other up and exchange goods or raw materials. Imperialism can have economic forms which is the

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    Douglass Demonstrates courage In Many Ways In the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American slave. “For it is almost an unpardonable offence to teach slaves to read in this Christian country”(Douglass 44). It took Douglass courage to ask the white kids to teach him, because slaves could be considered useless and vary situations could take place towards the slave. Frederick Douglass had excessive amounts of strength. Whites believed that the blacks, slaves, were animals and had no

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    One of the many challenges that immigrants face when moving to a new country is to keep their identity intact while trying to fit into a new society. One aspect of this is the religious identity of the individuals, which is sometimes modified to better adapt to the culture, laws and views of the new place. Freedom of practice is often restricted to what the laws or the public sees as correct and it affects the integrity of the practices which might greatly influence the faith of the practitioner

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    transnational company is a corporation that is registered and operates in more than one country at the same time (West's Encyclopedia of American La., n.d.). A transnational corporation has its headquarters in one country and operates wholly or partially owned subsidiaries in one other, or many other countries. Some companies will outsource a portion or sometimes all of their Information Technology (IT) functions to a foreign country for a verity of reason. Companies that move a portion of their operations, such

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    seeking sanctuary abroad, and from this measure it is hard to beat Belize. The English-speaking Central American country has no personal or corporate local income taxes and has no foreign currency controls. Working in Belize has its many perks, the language just so happen to be one of them. Being an expat working internationally, learning another language can be very stressful. In this country, that wouldn’t be a factor. China on the other hand would be a little more challenging, but also a great experience

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    bloodshed and loss, but the shortest war in U.S. history so far was not won without conflict within the country. Though there are clearly nationalistic reasons many U.S. citizens pushed to start the war (see page (whatever the causes of the war is on)), there is another side to this dispute in which many were against the war. On June 15th of this year, a new league of many powerful figures in the new generation was formed. Andrew Carnegie, the man behind Carnegie Steel; Mark Twain, author of The Adventures

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    A climax of my life was moving from New Jersey to California over the summer between 6th and 7th grade. Luckily I had already made the transition from elementary to middle school, but I still had considerable adjustments to make. For instance, I came from a grade of 250 students to a section of just 80, and was introduced to the concept of honors classes. Nevertheless, I found that the academic adjustments were minor, and the bigger issue was cultural. My New Jersey hometown is tiny and has a library

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    discrimination in the country. Decades later, a new movement is beginning to gain traction in the fights against excess police brutality against People of Color. “Since the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's killer in 2013 and the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014, the phrase "black lives matter" has become a rallying cry for a new chapter in the long black freedom struggle” ( Cooper 2017). The movement has been growing since and more and more after every new case of a person of color

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    If I could work in any other country I would work in Canada. Canada is one of the countries that you never hear about on the news unless their celebrities are doing something they have no business doing. Politically and economically based, I would not mind living in Canada. Canada is one the richest countries in the world with a ranking position of 6th place. According to the article titled Democracy, “Canada is not a democracy in the strictest sense of the word, but rather can be aptly described

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