There is a significant illness recorded in human history, and the pandemic-related crises have caused enormous negative impacts on health, economies, and even national security in the world. In this context, the last two pandemics that the world has experienced will be explained. We will compare the differences between SARS and Covid 19 The outbreak … Read more
Description of the product As stated in the introduction, after much thought and consideration, our group decided for our MNC to produce raw cotton with home base located in Uzbekistan (Tashkent), and ship it to Russia, our target country. We substantiate our choice with the following reasoning: cotton, a soft, fluffy stable fiber, is very … Read more
Imagine if you are in a world pitch black dark, a world with no source of light at all, even from a piece of the star, somehow similar to being blind. What would you do, can you continue and live your life? Can you wake up and immediately distinguish if you’re already awake or not, … Read more
Impact of the Novel Coronavirus on the U.S. Economy Gross Domestic Product, Consumer Price Index, and the unemployment rate are important indicators as to the overall health of an economy. While these numbers naturally fluctuate and their ideal values shift over time, most economists agree that the current numbers to strive for are a GDP … Read more
Slavoj Zizek is a Slovenian philosopher and the author of Pandemic!: COVID-19 Shakes the World. In his book, he uncovers the deeper sociological meanings of the ongoing pandemic. He analyzes the consequences of the pandemic and the new form of communism that has become present. Zizek uses the term “war Communism” to define the current … Read more
The aim of this essay is to reflect of my experience at Critical Care Unit whistle I redeployed in Critical Care Unit (CrCu) in April 2020 and stayed there for eight weeks. I would reflect on in relation to my practice to the skills and knowledge, the significant events happened while working in CrCu, takeaways … Read more
In the past, various pandemics such as the Antonine plague (165 AD), black death (1346-1354), Spanish flu (1918-1920), and Asian flu (1956-1958) have occurred in the world. The Covid19 pandemic is a new phenomenon and its investigation is still limited. To that end, the literature used in the analysis of this study consists primarily of … Read more
Abstract The SARS was first discovered last 2003, not knowing that the next pandemic will be having a big impact on our world, the Covid 19 in 2020, which is stated by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a public health emergency on the international level. The person-to-person transmission led us to adopt the ‘new … Read more
COVID-19 VACCINES Attention “People keep asking “is COVID 19 really that serious?” Listen up, casinos and churches are closed. When heaven and hell agree on the same thing, it’s probably pretty serious am I right?” – Anonymous Motivation I found this while scrolling down my facebook wall. As I was about to laugh hard about … Read more
As stated in the introduction, after much thought and consideration, our group decided for our MNC to produce raw cotton with home base located in Uzbekistan (Tashkent), and ship it to Russia, our target country. We substantiate our choice with the following reasoning: cotton, a soft, fluffy stable fiber, is very popular and in-demand as … Read more
The Philippines is currently a developing country and is historically belongs to third world countries. Our country is rich in human and natural resources, yet it remains poor. An article by Ventura (2020), shows the list of the world’s richest and poorest countries in 2020. Among all 191 countries, the Philippines ranks 116. The World … Read more
The coronavirus struck the world like a whirlwind- the economy came to a standstill, millions lost their jobs, and the death toll was continually burgeoning. To cope up with this catastrophe was not a facile task for the governments around the globe. In the ongoing debate on which one out of authoritarian governments and democratic … Read more
Feelings of stress and anxiety have become a part of everyday life of an individual. The National Institute for Mental Health (2016) states that stress is how the brain and body respond to any demand. On the other hand, anxiety is an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts and physical changes like increased … Read more
To begin with, Russia has traditionally been the largest importer and cotton trading partner of Uzbekistan. As stated in the USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service report prepared by Caglar Erdogan (2020), “Uzbekistan exported 158.2 million m2 of cotton fabrics to Russia in MY 2019/20, which is a 27 percent increase compared to the previous MY. In … Read more
A multinational company (MNC), or multinational enterprise, is a business that operates in two or more countries. In this paper, following the objectives of the project, we came up with our own MNC — “RAXTA” (/ɑːr-eɪ-ɛks-tiː-eɪ/), Uzbekistan based company for exporting raw cotton that conducts business with the Russian Federation. Its name derives from the … Read more
