Should the Australian Government provide money to car manufacturers to prevent them from moving their operations overseas? Discuss, drawing on contemporary debates about this issue in the news media. Introduction Car manufacturing in Australia was one of the strongest sector in the Australian economy. Within the past few months and ongoing weeks, there are several news being published that the Australian car manufacturing sector has become so small that that each car company is relying on the
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some large population cities, but Tokyo in Japan has the largest urban population in both this region and the world. 6. China is a very old nation-state and is approximately the same size as the USA in area. 7. Politically, this region includes 2 Communist nation-states – China and North Korea, and a former Communist nation-state – Mongolia. While China retains a Communist government it has adopted a free market (capitalist) economy. 8. Japan has had a democratic government since WWII
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sporting equipment.[16] Japan is a very important market and supplier for Australia. Japan is Australia’s largest market for beef, with exports totalling $1.4 billion in 2013-14 and we are their largest supplier . In 2013, Australia's major exports to Japan included LNG (estimated at approximately $14 billion), coal ($13.7 billion), iron ore ($9.6 billion), beef ($1.4 billion), and copper ores and concentrates ($1.3 billion On the other side of the trade ledger, in 2013, Japan was Australia's third-largest
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I will compare the cultural dimension of the United States and Japan. Japan is an island nation in Eastern Asia. Located in the North Pacific Ocean, it lies to the east of the Sea of Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea and Russia, stretching from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south. The characters that make up Japan’s name mean “sun-origin”, which is why Japan is sometimes referred to as the “Land of the Rising Sun”. Japan’s current population is estimated
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struggling to support their families. This is why numerous farming workers began to end up textile workers. The vast majority of the specialists in Japan and India were enlisted from the workers and agrarian workers of the towns. Individuals generally would seek out employment and worked keeping in mind the end goal to accommodate their families. In Japan there was significantly more women than men laborers which meant that the women were the ones that went out and worked to support their families.
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as Japan would bomb and occupy civilian areas, leaving numerous innocent casualties. During this period of time, China was still fighting as a divided nation, in which had the Nationalists attempting to retreat and spread the Japanese thin, in comparison to the Communists which tried to take on
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Japan and Western Europe both went through feudal societies, just at different times. Western Europe had them in the 800s while Japan began to have them in the 1100s. Although both had similarities such as being self-sufficient, weak central government, and few rights for women, Japan had things like only one dynasty and no religious influence, while Europe had multiple dynasties and a main religion. Europe and Japan both had self-sufficient economies with little trade. Feudalism/ manorialism was
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countries in the southwest (India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan). The frequent use of hot peppers, strong spices, the famous kabobs, and flatbread all came from this area. Next, is the influence of the northeast part of Asia which includes the countries Japan, China, and Korea. These countries contributed the use of sauces, oils, and fats in Asian cooking. These countries also helped associate food to religion by making food that symbolizes
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Inspired by the success story of Shinhan as a late-comer in the Korean financial market, and Shinhan's extensive social contributions that they have been making through its corporate social responsibilities programs, I ardently hoped to become a part of Shinhan since I was in university. Soon after graduation, I was luckily employed as a compliance associate at Shinhan Canada and wished to learn more about Shinhan's value and heritages along with its corporate culture. However, due to practical
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Europe and Japan had a weak government and an even weaker army. It took place in feudal Europe and feudal Japan. They're completely different in the way they fight to the way they trained.They're a different soldier in so many ways. Feudalism that's how it started when a lord acquires a large piece of land and gives some of it to a lesser noble exchange for military services,food,and farm land.They trained these lesser nobles into soldiers,in Europe they were called Knights and in Japan they were
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