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    CURRENT ISSUES IN TOURISM Identifying a certain sector of Tourism Industry that should be develop and proper allocation of budget is one of the biggest problems we are facing. Because some people in charge are just wasting the budget in unplanned projects. The proposed budget is not enough to support the needs of the Tourism Industry. People in charge are not only the one who will take the responsibility of improving and developing our country into more palatable when it comes to Tourism Marketing

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    questions: 1) To what extent do individual buyers have the ability to negotiate low purchase prices with typical firms in this industry? a. Answer- Consumers can’t negotiate prices with fast food restaurants. However‚ there is a large degree of internal rivalry in the industry‚ with a very strong cross-price elasticity present in the industry. This encourages low prices due to a strong degree of substitution and gives consumers back some power. 2) To what extent do purchase prices differ from those that

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    Kevin Rooney Professor McCarthy Comparative Politics October 7‚ 2012 Current Issues in Greece Greece is a country with a very rich history of tradition‚ from the gods of ancient Greece‚ to the beautiful landscape in the Mediterranean‚ all the way to the development of Democracy. The Greek political system is similar to the United States but also different in many ways. The government type is a parliamentary representative democratic republic. The prime minister is the head of

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    Raising Taxes on Fast Food Which sounds better‚ a $10 burger and soda‚ or a $3 grilled chicken salad and water? While convenient and cheap‚ the widespread eating of fast food has caused many health problems throughout America. By raising taxes and making fast food more expensive‚ I think Americans will begin to eat healthier‚ other restaurants will see economic success‚ and the government will spend much less on health care. When fast food prices are jacked up‚ this offers people an incentive

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    Food is a necessity and without food we wouldn’t be able to survive. But what happens when that very essential thing we need to survive is not good for us? According to the website Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)‚ more than one-third of Americans have obesity (Adult Obesity Facts). One of the major reasons causing obesity is a poor dietwhat some call‚ the Western Diet. In Michael Pollan article “Escape from the Western Diet”‚ he argues that people should give up the western diet

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    Finance‚ Law and Housing. | | 4. | Shri. K. P. Mohanan | Minister for Agriculture‚ Animal Husbandry‚Printing and Stationery. | | 5. | Shri. Shibu Baby John | Minister for Labour and Rehabilitation. | | 6. | Shri. Anoop Jacob | Minister for Food and Civil supplies‚ Consumer Protection‚ Registration. | | 7. | Shri. Aryadan Mohammed | Minister for Power and Transport. | | 8. | Shri. K. C. Joseph | Minister for Rural Development Planning‚ Culture and NORKA. | | 9. | Shri. P. K. Abdu

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    Kaila Buffis 9/17/08 Current Issue The article I found is most related to Chapter 4‚ “Diversion and Probation”‚ because it looks at how probation is a great way to help juvenile offenders get back on their feet. The article is about the positive changes that juvenile offenders in California have made due to an increase in probationary programs. The probation departments in California have changed the way they operate and by doing this have accomplished something extraordinary. Originally‚

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    EDF-255 Final Paper Fast Food in Schools 4/26/12 Buckley‚ Cara. "A Proposal to Separate Fast Food and Schools." New York Times [New York] 20 04 2009‚ n. pag. Web 26 April. 2012. . The author explores research done that suggests that the closer a fast food restaurant is to a school‚ the higher is the obesity rate of the children there. Eric N. Gioia is a city councilman from Queens and he wants to ban any fast food restaurants from opening within a tenth of a mile from any schools. According

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    home-made food has less attraction than fast food. A reason for this is that home-made food needs lots of time until it gets ready. For instance‚ people should wait for several hours in order to have a ready home-made meal. Another reason is that home-made food is less convenient than fast food. For example‚ you may not find all the ingredients you need in one grocery‚ yet you have to look in several groceries until you find all the ingredients. Home-made food is much healthier than fast food‚ and therefore

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    What Contributes to Obesity in the U.S.? What can be directly linked to the current causes of our nation’s so called obesity crisis? Since 1990 the U.S. obesity rate has doubled and approximately 127 million adults are now over-weight and 60 million are obese (Engler 173). Many experiments have been taking place since the early 90’s trying to configure a direct link in the dramatic increase in our nations overall weight. Our society believes that being overweight is a cultural issue caused

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