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Block, B. A. et al. "Tracking Apex Marine Predator Movements In A Dynamic Ocean". Nature, vol 475, no. 7354, 2011, pp. 86-90. Springer Science And Business Media LLC, doi:10.1038/nature10082. This pap...

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Employee theft is any form of stealing or the use of an employer’s possessions without their authorization (Kennedy, 2016). Employees may choose to steal from their workplace at any time using variou...

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Q HOMEWORK 1 (Total 100 points – 25 points each) 1. (Chapter 1, Question 2) What forces currently work against globalization? 2. (Chapter 1, Question 3) Select a company and describe its total global strategy in terms of its core business strategy, its internationalization strategy, and its globalization strategy. How successful has this company been in each aspect of its total global strategy? 3. (Chapter 2, Question 1) Select an industry and analyze its globalization drivers as they were five years ago, today, and what they are likely to be in five years’ time. 4. (Chapter 2, Question 4) How do industry globalization drivers affect companies’ choice of global strategies?

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In our new globalized world, the institution of the state who are responsible for protecting the earth from globalization are being under pressure from the market forces and global governance. The opposing party has been divided into many sections (Simon, 2013). First, they are suggesting that globalization is creating inequalities in the world.