Motivation for Job Analysis The purpose of a job analysis in human resources is to collect information about a job by analyzing the duties, responsibilities, tasks and activities of the job. A job analysis should identify the types of technologies and equipment that are to be used on the job and point out the types of education and experience that are required for the job to be done successfully. This information is used to prepare a job description, which states the specific duties and respo...
The definition of a drug is a chemical substance used in the treatment, cure, prevention, or diagnosis of disease or used to otherwise enhance physical or mental well-being. Illegal drugs obviously mean drugs that are prohibited and banned by law. The difference between legal drugs and illegal drugs is that illegal drugs are far highly addictive than the legal ones. Unlike illegal drugs, legal drugs are controlled by law and prescribed by pharmacies and doctors. Illegal drugs also cause far m...
Cameroon is a one party socialist state on the West African Atlantic Coast and its capital is Yaounde. The currency of the country is CFA Franc pegged to the euro at €1 = CFAF 665.957. Economy About 49% Cameroorians live below the poverty line. The Cameroon suffered a loss of about US$650 million due to lack of demand in the foreign market. Cameroon is expecting a growth rate of around 4-5 % however growth of real GDP to about 2% in 2009. Per capita income and expenditure of the consumer has ...
One of the major factors in determining prices of U.S. farm products and food is the long-run supply price of food grains and livestock products (Jermai,1989). The variable costs of producing crops have gone up sharply in the United States along with the costs of fuel, fertilizers, herbicides, and farm machinery. 2.13.2 The Longer- Run Demand for Food Fluctuation in the petroleum prices affected the developed countries but if some adjustment in the currency, their growth can be continued .whi...
The economy is dominated by subsistence activity where output is consumed by producers rather than traded. Any trade is carried out by barter where goods are exchanged directly for other goods. Agriculture is the most important industry and production is labor intensive using only limited quantities of capital. Resource allocation is determined very much by traditional methods of production. Traditional societies are marked by their pre-Newtonian understanding and use of technology. These are...
Abstract This paper discusses the trends in India's outward FDI over the last decade and attempts to identify the factors for the same. The main aim is to help policy makers with insights regarding levers which will help in improving FDI outflows and to stimulate further research in foreign investment from emerging economies. 287 conditions of investment from India by Indian companies in 17 sectors have been taken for the analysis. The paper elaborates on the concept of studying the impact of...
The impacts of natural disasters are mainly faced by the poor community people in every country. It is very much tough for the poor people to cope with the impacts of natural disasters. Micro-finance has not only generated enormous hope for the poor people in many developing countries but also played a vital role in natural disasters affected areas. In this paper, the roles of micro-finance in mitigating the impacts of natural disasters are illustrated. It has been seen that micro-finance ins...
Introduction The economies of India and China have comparatively performed fine during the rise of recession that has affected worldwide. One reason for this is that Chinese economy has above all proven to be a having stronger potential in business growth for many international organizations which have had a serious and challenging time in United States and European markets. Even now, these markets are having visible remnant of the effects of global recessions. Nevertheless, we cannot avoid t...
We are a lucky generation. We are the ones chosen to raise questions that remained mystically under the waters until the storm of recession hit us. It taught us how to swim. We came out of it; stronger, wiser and more resilient. However, we are still learning, maturing, searching for answers. Today the world economy, after witnessing the greatest hit in 70 years, is wondering what life will look like after the storm has settled. It is grappling with fundamentals of unemployment, burgeoning in...
Inflation rate refers to the general level of prices for goods and services is rising subsequently, and influences the purchasing power is falling. The most well-known measurement of inflation in the whole of the domestic economy which are the Consumer Price Index (CPI) which measures consumer prices, and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) deflator. The prices on average are keep rising rapidly means a high level of inflation rate while the prices on average are rising slowly means that a low l...
