Essays and Research Papers on Miscellaneous Issues in Business

This 33 page paper considers the impact that deregulation of the civil aviation industry within Europe has had on this well establish company that was dominant in a former oligopoly. The paper considers the impact of deregulation on the industry, and then specifically on British Airways due to increased competition as a result of ...

In this 5 page paper the pharmaceutical industry is examined with the argument that waste is not dealt with in the most effective manner due to the amount this would cost and the ability of companies to cut costs and remain in the law, or fail to be caught and prosecuted when they breach the ...

This 7 page paper offers an overview of Time Warner's international operations. Some of the numerous partnerships, joint ventures and distribution agreements in Europe, East Europe, the Asia Pacific region and Latin America are reported and described. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

This 3-page paper details how a consultant hired by the San Diego Tourist Association might pitch a promotional and marketing plan about San Diego to Europe.

This 6 page paper contrasts US and Japanese antitrust and antimonopoly law, using recent cases, examining why monopoly positions are bad for the consumers. The paper includes the Toshiba Elevators, the Microsoft case and the case of Image Technical Services v. Kodak. The bibliography cites 6 sources.

This 6-page paper focuses on whether German cars or Japanese cars are better. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

A 10 page paper which discusses Japan's pharmaceutical industry. Issues addressed include drug development, drug research disclosure, birth control pills, and various drug issues. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

A 12 page paper. The essay begins with a synopsis of materials sent by the student, one document addressed companies wanting to enter Japan and the other discussed entering China. The writer responds to specific questions: synopsis of each article and what is the cause of certain differences between the two countries. The business environment ...

Innovation can be seen as one of the keys to a countries economic success. This 16 page paper considers how the systems in two very different countries have resulted in very different results. Issues considered include the innovation culture, expenditure amounts and origins, commercial links, expectations and the way the systems allow innovation to be ...

An 8 page paper that begins with a brief overview of where Krispy Kreme has located its stores and which countries they are considering. The paper discusses different entry methods to the Japanese market, including different kinds of joint ventures, franchising and wholly owned subsidiaries. The writer explains some of the laws and regulations that ...

This 7 page paper considers how theories of ‘late industrialization’ explain national differences in the institutional and organizational characteristics of contemporary business and how do these ideas help to explain variations in economic performance during the post-war period. Counties such as Russia, Korea and Japan are included in the discussion. The bibliography cites 9 pages. ...

This 5 page paper discusses the skills and characteristics needed for managing in the global economy. The paper then discusses the issues faced by McDonald's and Starbucks in other countries. The paper comments on the special challenges faced by McDonald's because it is perceived as an American icon. It also describes how Starbucks entered the ...

This 4 page paper looks at the influences in California during the post World war Two years and during the cold war era. The paper considers how this factors, including technical expertise and Hollywood combined with external influences such as the situation in Japan, so that internationalisation was accelerated. The bibliography cites 3 sources.

A 25 page paper discussing issues of trade, science and technology, environmental concerns and welfare in terms of financial risks inherent in participating in the globalization of business. There is risk in any business venture, and that element of risk can be greatly magnified by going into a foreign country as a site of operation. ...

This 16 page paper explores the Dyson Appliance company located in the United Kingdom. James Dyson has been inventing things since 1970. This paper reports his early inventions and then focuses on his innovative cyclone, bagless vacuum cleaner, which he first launched in Japan in 1983. It would take years for him to obtain the ...

An 18 page paper. Women represent almost half of the entire workforce in the United States but less than 3 percent of American CEOs are women. The percentage is expectedly even less in Japan. The executive level is male-dominated with barriers that few women are able to break through. This paper discusses those barriers. ...

A 17 page paper. It is generally accepted that global competitiveness is dependent upon the skills and knowledge of the workforce. Rapid changes in technology and in the marketplace means that companies need to have a workforce that is well skilled in order to keep up with these changes, thus, some countries have adopted a ...

This 6 page paper contrasts US and Japanese antitrust and antimonopoly law, using recent cases, examining why monopoly positions are bad for the consumers. The paper includes the Toshiba Elevators, the Microsoft case and the case of Image Technical Services v. Kodak. The bibliography cites 6 sources.

This 6-page paper focuses on whether German cars or Japanese cars are better. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

A 10 page paper which discusses Japan's pharmaceutical industry. Issues addressed include drug development, drug research disclosure, birth control pills, and various drug issues. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

A 12 page paper. The essay begins with a synopsis of materials sent by the student, one document addressed companies wanting to enter Japan and the other discussed entering China. The writer responds to specific questions: synopsis of each article and what is the cause of certain differences between the two countries. The business environment ...

Innovation can be seen as one of the keys to a countries economic success. This 16 page paper considers how the systems in two very different countries have resulted in very different results. Issues considered include the innovation culture, expenditure amounts and origins, commercial links, expectations and the way the systems allow innovation to be ...

An 8 page paper that begins with a brief overview of where Krispy Kreme has located its stores and which countries they are considering. The paper discusses different entry methods to the Japanese market, including different kinds of joint ventures, franchising and wholly owned subsidiaries. The writer explains some of the laws and regulations that ...

This 7 page paper considers how theories of ‘late industrialization’ explain national differences in the institutional and organizational characteristics of contemporary business and how do these ideas help to explain variations in economic performance during the post-war period. Counties such as Russia, Korea and Japan are included in the discussion. The bibliography cites 9 pages. ...

This 5 page paper discusses the skills and characteristics needed for managing in the global economy. The paper then discusses the issues faced by McDonald's and Starbucks in other countries. The paper comments on the special challenges faced by McDonald's because it is perceived as an American icon. It also describes how Starbucks entered the ...