...Topic: Davao City: A Booming Metro of Hotel Business Chapter 1 Introduction Over the years, Hotel business gives a great contribution to the economic progress of the world. Tourists go to places to see spots that attract their attention, and to accommodate them, hotels were built. Many tourists consider luxury as a factor in finding hotels to check into, and so in Europe, hotels vary from accents such as Italian, British, French, and even Irish. There are even hotels that offer affordable services that attract those who are price-conscious tourists. In the Philippines, hotels play a big role in boosting the tourism and to give accommodation to various tourists from all over the world. The City of Davao, which is the center of tourism in Mindanao, houses many kinds of hotels, including big and small ones, expensive and also economy class. Hotels and the hospitality industry have been recorded as far back as biblical time when Mary and Joseph arrived in Bethlehem. As the Bible depicts, Mary and Joseph were refused accommodations because there “was no more room available at the inn.” Since the beginning of time, people have travelled for commerce, religion, family, health, and recreation. The first hotel built in the Philippines was the Hotel Del Oriente in Binondo Manila. The Manila Hotel was built on 1912 and since then, became a Philippine Landmark. One of the first hotels in Davao was built on the year 1996, and through the years, many...
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...After analysis of the interpretations as well as use of my own knowledge, I have reached the conclusion that the war was indeed the main reason why the economy boomed in 1920’s America. The interpretations that support this are A, B and C. While certainly there are other factors that are presented in all of the interpretations, I believe that the prominence of the war throughout these 3 passages support the strength of the argument. Interpretation D attributes Andrew Mellon as the main reason for the boom, but as Cannadine is the only one to do so this limits the strength of his argument. The war was the main cause of the boom as it provided the catalyst necessary to start of a chain of events that provided a huge boost to the economy. Without World War I, it could be argued that the American economy would not have boomed to the extent that it did in the 1920’s. One of the main reasons for this school of thought is an argument provided in interpretation A. Jim potter states that World War I provided an ‘impetus both to agricultural and industrial expansion’. This was because of the fact that the war brought in a need for armaments and munitions to supply the forces with, and there were many countries that could not yield the materials and products due to their lacklustre industry. America was not like these countries, and with the stimulus of the war they were able to quickly improve their industries and make these new products. As a result of this, as the historian Gary...
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...Weaknesses * No recruiting of English-speaking girls * Less promotion in the international market | Opportunities * Booming of Japan’s music industry * Anti- Piracy law in Japan * Emerging market in Asia Pacific region: Indonesia, Taiwan, and China | Threats * High competition in the market from K-Pop and Johny & Associates boy band factory. * Development of digital music market | Analysis Strength: Now, AKB48 is one of the successful brands in Japan music industry. So far, it has done many successful marketing strategies. Its unique identity put itself to the great position in the market. Therefore, by using a full range of communication channels such as a social network, its own theater and events, AKB48 made many strong loyal customers who made a competitive advantage for the brand. Weakness: Since AKB48 is the Japanese brand that mostly focuses on the domestic market so that it does not provide or promote an international marketing strategy, it might have a poor competitive advantage on international market. Meanwhile, K-Pop is strongly promoting the international marketing and also competing in Japanese market. Opportunity: In the present, the Japan’s music industry is booming because the Anti-Piracy legislation had passed and obsessive collectors inflated the market. Moreover, the trend of Japanese idol girl group is very booming in many Asia Pacific countries so that society is open for the unique girl group bands. Threat: There is a high competition...
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...Mayo theme to try. Two of these Cinco de Mayo theme comes from Booming-Games and NuWorks. Real Time Gaming releases a piñata theme slot just in time for Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo – Booming – Games Booming Games’ take on Cinco de Mayo may seem like a simplified effort on the surface because of its 3x3 reels. However, the game has two features that make it a delight to play with. Cinco de Mayo slots have a Two Way Feature that a player gets if he can match three wild symbols. This feature...
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...Time flies! I cannot believe that it has been a year since I opened the newspaper and read, “Armistice Signed! End Of The War!.” My name is Jack Smith and I am sixteen years old. My family lives in Antioch, Nebraska located in the Sandhills of Western Nebraska about fifteen miles from Alliance. My little sister, Chloe, is attending the new school that was built during the war. It has eight classrooms, four teachers, indoor plumbing and a gym in the basement. She is lucky to have such a nice place to learn, but I am scared that this might also come to an end. The investors spent $25,000 to build this school when the town was booming. There are also four grocery stores built for goods for the rapid growth of people, and pool halls that entertained the large number of workers that followed the work trail. My town had seen enormous growth ever since two scientists from the University of Nebraska discovered potash in the Sandhills....
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...mary: A Metaphor for America is a report on the downward spiral of Scranton, Pennsylvania; a post industrial American city. The author, Chris Hedges uses Scranton as a metaphor for the destruction that will happen to the American economy, government, and people. What was once a booming industrial city, that employed over a thousand people in its Lace company is now a bankrupt. Since management would much rather pay a factory in Bangladesh 25 cents and hour compare to the $20 it paid the Scranton residents. In turn this broke up the stable social structure that the city had once set up, including labour unions, and other social programs that allowed the citizens of the city to lead a comfortable life. Instead they are living paycheck to paycheck...
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...The males gather together at the leks and inflate the bright yellow air sacs on either side of their cheeks while simulatenously point their short tails in the air. They slouch their wings to the ground and proceed to dance, stomping their feet rapidly on the ground. While dancing, the male bird emits a “low, mournful whirring sound called “booming”. Intermittent jumps and charges at other males accompany the booming activity which reaches its peak when a female ventures into the lek. This dance is said to have been the source of many of the dances of the native peoples of the American prairie.”...
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...Outline) Learning objectives for Tutorial One: • Understand why macroeconomic policy is so important • What are the assumptions and limitations of macroeconomic theory? • Common fallacies in macroeconomics. 1. # (Assignment question) a. What is the major driver of recent growth in Australia? The major driver of recent economic growth in Australia is in mining sector or resource sectors where there they become the major source of minerals such as bauxite, alumina, lead, uranium, and zinc. The presence of huge reserves and the development of coal seam gas have raised hopes that Australia will soon become a leading global supplier of natural gas. Investment has flooded into the booming resource sectors. b. Look at Graph 3.3. Why has overall consumption increased since 2008 but retail trade (as part of consumption) has declined dramatically since 2009? Since 2009, retail trade has declined dramatically due to increase in competition (overseas and domestic online seller), and consumers being more value conscious. However ongoing growth in household’s disposable income has allowed households to increase consumption. c. Look at Graph 3.4. Why do you think the household saving ratio has changed so much since 2003? Households have been saving at a higher rate and increasing their borrowing at a slower rate over recent years. However since 2003, household’s debt grew at...
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...|SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH & COMMUNITY MEDICINE | | |UNSW BLACKBOARD ASSIGNMENT COVER SHEET | | |FAMILY NAME: |HENDRAWIJAYA |GIVEN NAME: |FELYA | |STUDENT NO: |3360382 |EMAIL: |Felya.hendrawijaya@hotmail.com | |PHONE (H): | |PHONE (W): | | |MOBILE: |0425067879 |FAX: | | |COURSE NO: |GENM0510 |COURSE NAME: | MANAGING MEDIA | |LECTURER: |DAVID THOMAS |DUE DATE: |21 December 2012 | |ASSIGNMENT: |FINAL ASSIGNMENT |QUESTION NO: | | For group assignments, please submit one cover sheet for the group, and list members of your group here: |Name |Student ID Number ...
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...Chapter 2 exercise 1 I am part of Generation Y. Generation Y is anyone born from early 1980s to 2000. If I were to start a restaurant and advertise to my generation I would take a survey and see what they are interested. I would make it a fun atmosphere where they can get there sports and music all in one. On the food menu I would keep it simple. I would have Philly cheese steak, nachos, fries, and tacos, pizza simple and quick items that people like. Baby boomers are the oldest generation and Millennial are the youngest. The way I would carter to them is by trying to take a survey and go over the survey. Then I would look over the survey and see what they have most in common based on food and put that on the menu. Then I would take a few items from each generation and put what I could on the menu so that everyone can enjoy that food and the older and the newer generation can get a taste of both. Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, are competitive and think workers should pay their dues, workplace consultants say. Gen Xers, born between 1965 and 1977, are more likely to be skeptical and independent-minded. Gen Ys—also known as Millennials—were born in 1978 or later and like teamwork, feedback and technology. The key is to be able to effectively address and take advantage of the differences in values and expectations of each generation. But experts say managers must be careful not to follow blanket stereotypes. Managers must also take care not to disadvantage older workers...
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...trade market. Countries such as America, Canada, and Russia began to establish oil fields in the early 1900’s and by mid century, these countries produced up to 3,500 tons of petroleum. The first modernized oil refinery was built in Poland. This oil refinery exported petroleum to counties in Europe and in northern Africa. Competition in eastern Europe for oil was getting competitive. The U.S. took over Europe as world leaders of producing oil in the 1920’s. Factories and refineries began popping up all over the country. The hotspots in the U.S. for oil and gas are Charles 2 Texas, Oklahoma, California, and Alaska. These states to this day lead the country with the most oil and gas produced and their economies are based around the booming economy of oil and gas. Offshore oil welling in the Gulf of Mexico also contributes to the industry. Sherwood Boehlert states that, “About 60 percent of the oil consumed daily by Americans is used for transportation, and about 45 percent is used for passenger cars and light trucks.” (Boehlert). Therefore, the history of oil and gas plays a role in today’s use. The current...
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...THE RISE OF URGENT CARE Paul Padilla Contemporary Issues in Healthcare Abstract Little things, like a skinned knee, can be treated at home. Life-threatening conditions, like chest pains, require a trip to the ER. For everything in between, there's urgent care. Urgent care offers treatment to patients of all ages for injury and illness, like the flu, asthma attacks, broken bones, cuts requiring stitches and more, providing you a one-stop option for unscheduled, time-sensitive care. Urgent care centers represent a relatively recent development in the U.S healthcare. The urgent care Association of American defines the services these facilities offer as ambulatory care outside of a hospital emergency on a walk-in basis without a schedule appointment, many problems that can be seen in primary care doctor’s office some services that usually not available, things like x-ray’s and minor trauma treatment. The number of urgent clinics in the U.S was estimated to be as high as 20,000in the early 2000’s. (Howard P Greenwald, 2010). The association of urgent care almost half were owned by private profit seeking firms, 26% by hospital and 8% by multispecialty group practices or clinics. (Howard P Greenwald, 2010). The urgent care center serves as a market niche that’s orientated around the customer. Urgent cares does this by the consumers not having to make appointment at times they stay open late in the evenings and most of them open on the weekend. A positive look on urgent...
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...INFRUSTRUCTURE INFRUSTRUCTURE New France has fantastic infrastructure! With the incredible infrastructure, come amazing business opportunities. Imagine an economy booming with tanneries, lumber mills, and breweries! These opportunities are a possibility in New France, now is your chance! New France has fantastic infrastructure! With the incredible infrastructure, come amazing business opportunities. Imagine an economy booming with tanneries, lumber mills, and breweries! These opportunities are a possibility in New France, now is your chance! NEUVEUX FRANCE! NEUVEUX FRANCE! The Land of Opportunity! The Land of Opportunity! SEIGNEURIAL SYSTEM SEIGNEURIAL SYSTEM Land, land, land! There is plenty of land available to be farmed in New France! In New France, you are garuanteed land!In New France you will farm using the seigneurial system. This system allows each settler to have a strip of land. However, you need to come quickly in order to secure one of the furtile strips of land closest to the St. Lawerence River. Land, land, land! There is plenty of land available to be farmed in New France! In New France, you are garuanteed land!In New France you will farm using the seigneurial system. This system allows each settler to have a strip of land. However, you need to come quickly in order to secure one of the furtile strips of land closest to the St. Lawerence River. Women have rights in New France! That’s right! Not only do women work in the household in New France...
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...With this, the education sector becomes a booming business most especially to developing countries and also the skills of individual. Nowadays, teenagers are trying to find a job while they are in school. More than five million teenagers work, and many of them are experiencing difficulties in school as a result. We have conducted studies which show that teenagers who work and studying often have lower grades and they spend too little time with their families. Studies show that working while at school causes students to have lower grades. In fact, that can result in students doing less homework at school but in positive way, the student/s can help his/her own financial problem, example the tuition fee that he/she needed to pay and it is good if he/she really know how to manage time best. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY The study would benefit several areas of being a student. First of all, the study would be able to benefit the working student. The research would be able to provide them the idea on how to manage their time in work while studying. This would allow them to know how it will help them. Likewise, the working students in NTC would also benefit from this study. This study would convey their concerns regarding the managing of time in their work and study. Moreover this study would do well to the working student as a whole. DEFINITION OF TERMS Academe. The academic environment or community; academia. Booming. Having a period of great prosperity or...
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...business in the beautiful town of Sonora, Mexico. The town provided Guillermo with a good location because of its sufficient supply of timber. The sufficient supply of wood allowed Guillermo to produce an assortment of tables and chairs for his new company. For years, Guillermo was happy and successful with his furniture store. However, in the 1990’s, Guillermo was faced with problematic challenges that damaged his profit margin (University of Phoenix Simulation). Challenges forced Guillermo to figure out how to reconstruct his business. The first challenge was presented by a foreign competitor using a high tech approach with low prices (University of Phoenix Simulation). The second challenge Guillermo faced was with the booming economy in Sonora, Mexico. The booming economy brought in new jobs and more people that resulted in driving up the cost of labor. Guillermo always relied on a relatively low cost of labor for many years so he was forced with higher labor costs and a lower profit margin. To reconstruct his business, he decided to use the finance concepts to establish his...
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