Category: Economic Development

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations also known as ASEAN is a regional organization that promotes the cooperation of politics, economics, military and socio-cultural between its members. Nowaday, there are 10 members states consist of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Timor Leste and Papua New Guinea are considered as an observer state. Asean was established on the 8 August 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand with the signing of the ASEAN Declaration, made this known as Bangkok Declaration by the five original member countries as Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. With the following of Brunei, […]

It isundoubted that the modern technology has been improving better and stronger inrecent years, however, people are gradually starting to ignore the impact of littlethings that have contributed plenty to the social economic growth and the humandevelopment at the same time. In term of “little things”, one of the species calleddesiccant is significantly noticeable in everyday life but also easily despisedthough due to their size and price. Desiccants are not obviously referred orseen around us but already have been working efficiently in numerous fields foralmost 400 years. As a matter of fact, desiccants are broadly used by us todayand are […]

Within The last millennium has seen dramatic changes inclimate. This has caused debate in science to what extent humans haveinfluenced the global sphere. This brought about an important and controversialissue of whether we have moved into a new geological epoch. Paul Crutzen andGene Stoermer (2001) proposed that we have moved out of the Holocene into theAnthropocene. This was based on key human impacts on the Earths System. Thereis no doubt that the dramatic increase in population and in our resources, havehad a major consequence for the earth’s environment. These human increases haveresulted in atmospheric changes especially because of technology changes […]

In today’s world most African American young men and women do not understand what our previous African American men has done for the world we live in today. The world has been changed drastically from what it was back in the day. Not only did it change because of slavery,  which is what most people think about when learning about history. It changed a lot due to our African American male politicians and the decisions they made for different parts of the united states. There are many American American male politicians who made big impacts on the United States such […]

The paper dealswith the effect of monetary Globalizations on employment from a statisticalGovernance attitude. It seems first of all on the unique strategies in whichmonetary globalization can also moreover impact on employment, using financialconcept and empirical findings. It then evaluations and assesses a fewanalytical tools that may be taken into consideration to diploma this impact.it’s far going directly to observe in short the scenario within the ESS tocompare the quantity to which it gives you relevant information on the trouble.later, it increases the query of whether or not or no longer NSI need to engageextra forcefully in effect evaluation. Globalization […]

The objective of thisarticle is to analyse the South Korean women’s movement using the socialmovements theoretical perspectives. The major theories dealt with in the paperare resource mobilization and framing theory. In order to understand the SouthKorean women’s movement, the paper builds on the resource mobilization model topresent how women’s groups in Korea mobilize resources, increase participationand achieve their organizational goals. It will also focus on the activities ofthe Korea Women’s Hot Line (KWHL) using the framing theory, to understand thegender frame it created in the 1970s and 80s.TheMovement: Resources and GrowthThe period of 1920s and30s was introduced as the harbinger […]

Everyone knows that the era of Artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived. Recent rapid advancements in AI has createdardent interest all over the world. Basically,what is AI? The father of artificial intelligence John McCarthy hasdefined AI as “the science and engineering of making intelligent machinesespecially intelligent computer programs. ” AI develops machines with human-like intelligence, i.e., it processes information and produces output similar to how humans behave, comprehend andsolve problems.AI using adata-driven algorithm creates this possibility to develop such machine andadapt accordingly. Let us take an example, when auser visits a website more than once, a networkof AI algorithms will work in […]

Name: Course: Instructor: Date: City Council Meeting Paper The July 3 20120 Common Council Regular Session was attended by six council members out of the possible nine members. The present members were Mayer, Neher, Rollo, Ruff, Sandberg, Sturbaum, whereas the absent members were Volan, Granger and Spechler. The Council President Mayer gave the agenda summation for the city council. The comments made by the council members were outlined as follows. Mr Dave Rollo indicated that he had read about the current weather conditions, which were extremely dry, coupled by hot weather. The weather pattern was attributable to changes in the […]

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Islamic studies Discussion questions Bruce Lincoln elaborates on the four domains that are essential in defining anything that can be called a religion. He defines religion as having the following qualities. One, religion has a set of practices that aim at producing a proper world. Two, religion consists of a community having members that refer to a religious discourse and its related practices. Three, religion has to be an institution that controls the practices and religious discourse as well as asserting their validity and value. Lastly, religion is an organized discourse that has preset regulations The […]

Asof date in India, there are 4 financial institutions (FIs) which are under thefull fledged directives of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). These are financialinstitutions Export Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank), National Bank forAgriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), National Housing Bank (NHB), and SmallIndustries Development Bank of India (SIDBI). From a regulated banking systemwith social and national objectives integrated into operations, banking sectormoved to a deregulated regime with increased competitive pressure. As observedby Hanson (2005)i1, India began to reverse its long standing policies of financial repressionand banking sector intervention in favour of policies supporting a greater rolefor the […]