Uncovering the Reasons Behind Higher Male Suicide Rates: Deconstructing Gender Stereotypes

  “The suicide rate among American men is about four times higher than among women, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention”, (Source G). The broadening gap between the sexes can been traced back to multiple unspoken and underlying reasons in every man’s upbringing. Leading from simple common hyper masculine sayings … Read more

Venezuelas Hyperinflation: Causes and Effects on Food Prices, Crypto Currencies and More

 Hyperinflation in Venezuela is due to the printing of money because when the worldwide oil costs smashed, wiping out government incomes and sending the state spending profound into shortfall, the president made sure the government was printing more money and continue helping the poor (Chu, 2018). Venezuela was on track of becoming one of … Read more

Analysing Hyundais Successful International Strategy: Uppsala Model and Much More

 Globalisation gave the opportunity to develop countries to open their sales in different countries and becoming international firms. South Korea, for example, is the perfect illustration of this process, just after the Korean War (1950-1953) thanks to the investments from the USA and Europe, the South Korean economy had the possibility to improve. One … Read more

Sustainable Energy Sources: Neodymium and Its Impact on Clean Energy Infrastructure

 1. Introduction As the global population approaches 8 billion people and the climate becomes increasingly unpredictable, the careful management of the Earth’s finite resources becomes more important than ever. The widespread use of nonrenewable carbon as an energy resource has lead to the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Continued consumption will also … Read more

Compare Ghana and Ivory Coast: Colonial Legacy to Post-Independence Impact

 Ghana and Ivory Coast are two countries to focus on when observing West Africa for the impact of colonial rule, democracy, cultural and ethnic cleavages, economic success and failure. Considering their geographical proximity (bordering each other), and having two completely different languages as a result of different colonial influences, it’s great to observe how … Read more

Generate Renewable Energy w/ Wind and Geothermal: UK Overview

POWER GENERATION & CARBON CAPTURE Executive Summary In order to produce an additional two Giga-Watts of renewable energy in the United Kingdom our team has determined that a mix of these renewables would be ideal; • This analysis has been conducted by accounting for economic factors, the demand for electricity within the UK, social factors … Read more

Early Childhood: The Power of Multicultural Education

 Any Child Development textbook will tell you that the first 8 years of a child’s life are the most crucial to their development: the interactions they have, the lessons they learn, whether or not they are encouraged, all shape who they are to become. The importance of Early Childhood Education is influencing these experiences … Read more

Uncovering GlaxoSmithKlines Shareholder Value with Analyzing the Risks of Good vs. Bad Pharma

 Executive Summary This report considers GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in the context of the pharmaceutical industry. The report aims to consider the risks associated with GSKs product development and sales with regard to their shareholder value. Shareholder value is difficult to measure as different shareholders find value in different areas (Froud, Johal, Lever and Williams 2006, … Read more

Sustainable Supply of Neodymium, Essential for Green Energy Infrastructure

 1. Introduction As the global population approaches 8 billion people and the climate becomes increasingly unpredictable, the careful management of the Earth’s finite resources becomes more important than ever. The widespread use of nonrenewable carbon as an energy resource has lead to the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Continued consumption will also … Read more

Inigo Jones – Plagiarism of Palladian Architectural Principles

 English Renaissance Architectural Plagiarism Inigo Jones was born July 15, 1573, in London, England and died June 21, 1652, in London. In those seventy-nine years, he became a painter, architect, and designer, and is known for building the foundation of the “English classical tradition of architecture” (Summerson). Before he was employed for painting, architecture, … Read more