Category: Essays

Introduction
One of the fundamental issues within the science and practice of management is the consideration of the purposes, roles and functions of managers. Although the question “What managers do?” may initially seem as rather abstract and obvious, it occupies substantial research efforts, and calls for reconsideration in the face of the rapidly changing business world. Moreover, a solid line of thought on this basic question provides an essential basis for a wide array of economic and managerial issues, such as allocation of resources and performance appraisal. Continue reading “College Essay on Functions of Management”

From
the point of view of the average man the efficiency of country’s economy consists of several factors, one of which is “increase in the overall level of prices” (Mankiw, p. 339) or inflation. If prices grow while income levels remain the same or decrease, people start blaming its government and financial authorities in poor economic policy, misallocation of resources and other sins (this is also true in case of significant deflation). However, prices for most products are dynamic and very on many factors. It is really difficult for the average man to assess the change in overall level of prices.

In this essay paper we will explore the problem of hyperinflation and analyze the inflation rate in Great Britain over the past 10 years. Continue reading “Hyperinflation Essay”

Introduction
Discrimination
in a workplace recently became one of the most important and widespread issues.

There are numerous incidents, when employees suffer from an age, race, religion, sex, etc discrimination from their employers. Many victims are not aware of their possibilities and the ways to protect themselves from an unpleasant environment in their workplaces. However, such tools for stopping discrimination in a workplace exist and are constantly being updated and improved. In case of John, there are a number of steps he has to go through in order to start a discrimination process against his employer. The following paper will analyze and describe these steps. Continue reading “Discrimination in the Workplace Essay”

Literature,
just like any other form of art, is a good historical mirror – books work as an informative reflection of social life and historical events of certain era. It is obvious that works of every period in the world history have something in common, demonstrating a cultural movement or context. Thus, it is fair to suppose that books published at the same decade might be quite similar in structure, themes, language, imagery, and style. To definite extent this thesis is fair, however sometimes it requires an in-depth analysis to find similarities. Let’s compare two well-known English-language novels, “On the road” by Jack Kerouac and “The third policeman” by Flann O’Brien, and find out if the ten years gap between publishing affected these authors, or the decade was not enough for significant differences in books’ messages? Continue reading “Comparative Essay Sample: Two Books”

Theodor
Dreiser is an exceptional American writer, journalist, and a pioneer of naturalism in the American literature. Though, not only is he known as a contributor to the literary naturalism. Dreiser’s precise descriptions and analytical observations, as well as characters that are portrayed to be the product of their environment, integrated harmoniously with and contributed greatly to American literary realism.

Dreiser’s works show the emergence of capitalism and desire of consumption being two leading forces behind people’s actions, as opposed to the earlier important, outdated sentiment. His characters usually change in class and status over the course of the narration, and fall for the risk of being trapped in the machine of the cruel society. Continue reading “Literary Analysis Essay Sample”

Introduction
In
everyday life we are surrounded by sounds and noises that vary by type and strength. Sound is defined as the effect that a wave has on a human or animal ear. The vibrations cause a nervous disturbance to the ear drum which is called sound. In order to hear a sound two thing are required: a vibrating object that transmit sound waves and a receiver, the ear for absorbing this energy and transforming it into sounds (Kappuswamy and Hariharan).

Noise, on the other hand, is considered to be undesired sound without pleasant musical quality. Thus, sound and noise can be considered as the same thing, but taking into account the acoustic environment, one should distinguish these two terms. Noise is only when the effect of the sounds on the ear is unpleasant and unwanted (Singh and Davar). Continue reading “Cause and Effect Essay Sample”

In
the 1970’s and 1980’s, capitalists came to the realization that labor unions, big government, and other regulations of businesses hinder the profitability of their companies. This sparked a political and ideological “war” in which American businessmen would make every effort to combat these elements in order to restore corporate solvency. Once the lobbying and campaigning for these economic parameters reached congress, it was only a matter of time until it was accepted by liberals as well as conservatives; hence, the movement was dubbed “Neoliberalism”.

Neoliberalism is marked by several characteristics: It demands that the market remain open to facilitate movement of all capital, calls for the privatization of public enterprise (seeing as how the government can be very inefficient), makes it more difficult for the poor to receive assistance from the government while simultaneously making it easier to get grants and loans for business, cuts taxes for businesses and capital gains (seeing as how if the rich make investments, everyone else will be OK), tries to eliminate worker unions since unions encourage less work effort, and finally see’s inflation as a plague and as such demands it to be dealt with through monetary policies via the FED. Continue reading “Neoliberalism Essay”

The
history of childhood is not the brightest and purest page in the history of mankind. The more person immerses into this case, the more horrible picture he finds. During centuries children have been killed, beaten, sexually abused, rejected and terrorized by adults. Modern psychological theories insist on the fact that child abuse holds together families, as it’s a kind of solving emotional problems. A number of theories continue these ones and say that child abuse stimulates solving collective emotional problems of the whole society.

The first data that we can relate to child abuse are connected with ancient child sacrifice. At Carthage there was found a cemetery where were buried more then 20,000 children, this event dates back to 400-200 BC. Parents used to vow to kill their next child if gods would be gracious to them. Sometimes the parents had to kill their first child if the promised child wasn’t born alive. Such kind of sacrifice was a happy ritual with singing and dancing sometimes accompanied by the ritual rape of virgin girls. A similar ritual exists even nowadays in the Andean Mountains. Such kinds of rituals resemble satanic rituals where sexual abuse, rape and genital mutilation of children take place. Continue reading “Essay: History and Effects of Child Abuse”

I
want first to thank you for the efforts you have put force in order to develop our community and help people. I also want to share with you some of the issues we have in the hospitality industry as of today.

The hospitality industry traditionally has been the most influenced by the changes in society, such as changing lifestyles, changing patterns of vacation and weekend time spending, even by the changes in attitudes of the groups of people that constitute society at large. There are many solid reasons for such a correlation since hospitality industry is initially designed to satisfy the various and always changing needs of the individuals as well as to serve the purpose of providing people with different means of time spending and entertainment. Continue reading “Hospitality Industry Essay”

Many
philosophical and psychological theories came upon to try and explain the human condition, and even though each one has contributed to the overall understanding of life, most of them deal with casualties and do not answer the deepest question of all – why human beings are here and what makes their existence meaningful. This paper comes to illustrate how one of the latest philosophical theories has to say about finding meaning in life. Continue reading “Essay: Finding Meaning in Life”