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Mabel Teng
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Matt Gwin
Income distribution (1% vs. 99%); caused by personal enrichment in the 1% as opposed to the use of capital for overall economic growth
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Mikhail Nikolaychuk
Wall Street: Money never sleeps
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Yiyin Zhang
The Truman Show
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Huijia Yang
Amounts:
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Rachel Lee
http://moridecanada.ca – Check this out!
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ziluezheng
how much does the ingredients cost. how much inventories are in store. what is the most popular item/ customer preference. frequency.
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alexischow
animal testing
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zeweison
not providing occupational health and safety
-companies trying to minimize cost
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Lilian Tseng
lion king
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Jordan Huang
Skyfall
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rhiannonwademan
The Birds – Alfred Hitchcock
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caroline0820
Granvity
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faiyazmoosa
Shawshank Redemption
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alanzhu
Relavant: Wall Street Money Never Sleeps
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Megan Chan
American Psycho
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Jake Black
Anchorman
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Kerry Stanley
Twitters IPO “hole” and not telling investors where the majority of there money from advertising comes can make investors hesitant to buy in
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michellesieklucki
marketing- new google ads layout strategy- adapting ethical- privacy issues, unwanted endorsing accounting- could hurt b/c ppl unhappy
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Jake Black
Accounting, Marketing, Ethics, Business model and integration, market research, value proposition. Almost all subjects.
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Jake Black
Bentley.
Pop- High quality safety, warranty, financing, dealership
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Annabelle Chen
bigger planes=more $ to operate and customers won’t prefer a bigger space if they have to pay extra, they would upgrade to a higher class
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Matt Gwin
Bigger planes will vastly increase total money spent on fuel (among other costs) and would make the bigger First Class seem less appealing
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Riley Guttman
It’s inefficient. You won’t fill up a big plane on every flight route, so you’re wasting costs on a plane too big for your job.
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Rachel Lee
Why not choose the biggest planes??
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Karlyn Evans
When we put names to numbers, we recognize the effect of our actions. This removes the objectivity of scientific method in business.
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valendinadebonis
Put yourself in their shoes and see if laying off all those people is the best option. Don’t always think about the money.
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Riley Guttman
If you take the effort to keep as many people as possible, I believe the remaining employees will be more loyal and productive.
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Paul
Harman and I agree with the findings, it is much easier to lay off employees when you just look at them as numbers rather than people.
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Nicholas Everett
With bottom line so prevalent in basic fundamental goals of a firm, becomes difficult to give a second dimension of thought – ethical side.
Matt Gwin 7:28 am on October 24, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
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