by Belinder | Feb 20, 2023 | Economics
Drastically changing the legal family from common law to civil law won’t work. Still, the World bank and many NGAs insist that countries should introduce Common Law elements to their legal systems. Why? If so what do you think...
by Belinder | Feb 20, 2023 | Economics
Economist keep saying that the quality of institutions is important for economic growth, but when you look at countries all around you, it is unclear what economists mean by “quality institutions”. China, a very...
by Dan | Feb 19, 2023 | Economics
Conventional wisdom holds that better usually wins. However, in the article “When It Comes to B2B Branding, Different Beats Better,” B2B marketing expert Christopher Ryan maintains being better is not enough. Ryan emphasizes the need to differentiate a...
by Dan | Feb 17, 2023 | Economics
Three established social science paradigms were presented; the assimilationist model, the internal colonial model, and the Marxist model. How would each of these models explain the relatively low socioeconomic status of Chicanos?
by Dan | Feb 16, 2023 | Economics
Apply the foundations of pediatric nursing when caring for clients with health alterations. Scenario You are working in a large urban pediatric clinic after-hours. A mother brings her 6-month-old daughter, Vivi Mitchell, to the clinic for rhinorrhea, congestion,...
by Belinder | Feb 16, 2023 | Economics
You are the vice president of operations for a U.S.-based software firm that is exploring building a software design operation in India. Typically, when international firms enter the Indian market, they quickly learn how a...
