Farmers are the main actors in the countries to grow the source of food for the other people. In the past years, there were a lot of traditional processes which were used to be performed by the farmers in the area. In the case of describing risk management in all types of industry, this plays the crucial factor. The risk factors are the main issues which might reduce the rate of production for the farmers. On the other hand, financial support is another important part which was not included in the process of cultivation. It has also been found that the natural disasters such as flood and drought are the main problem which is faced by the farmers in the cultivation process.

Also read: Sustainable scientific methods of farming

However, the equipment is also designed as lean and back dated which is also a problematic factor among all. The reduction of the outdated items can also be...

PESTLE framework actually stands for Political, Economical, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal aspects of the business that could affect the operations of the business in the area.

• Political: As per report, the Minister of Industry and Trade in Egypt has formally developed and issued a new framework and decree (43/2016) back in January. 2016. The decree defines that the foreign manufacturers dealing with specific products will be required to officially sign and list them for any types of export with the operating council, Egyptian General Organization. This fact is furthered monitored by the Export and Import Control (GOEIC). The decree is specialized to allow only listed products will be allowed to take entry into the Egyptian market only if the products fall under the circumstances of the GOEIC and have registered. The owner of those specific products and manufacturing...

Covid-19 is among the world’s worst crises that killed hundreds of thousands of people around the globe. The pandemic has resulted in a significant loss of life worldwide and poses an extraordinary challenge to the health care system, food production, and the workplace. The pandemic’s social and economic instability is disastrous, exposing hundreds of thousands of people to abject poverty. Workers in the informal financial system were extremely vulnerable since the huge percentage lacked social welfare, access to quality medical services, and economic opportunities. The world health organization reported that several people could not feed themselves and their family members during lockdowns because they lacked the means to earn a living (Chriscaden, 2020). For most people, no income signifies no food, or at best, a little less nutritious food. The introduction of Covid-19 brought a...

The terms precision agriculture and smart-farming are two significant aspects that involve indulgence of advanced technologies and integration into existing farming practices. In accordance with the ideas of Khatri-Chhetri et al. (2017), with the global population increment projection of 9.7 billion by 2050, agricultural production requirements require increment by 70% from existing level. In this particular instance, automation can essentially assist with its core technological paradigms for strategic growth of the farm. Some major technologies that are currently assisting in agriculture’s effective development can be considered as harvest automation, autonomous tractors, and drones, seeding and weeding. These aspects are bringing up significant advantages like consumer benefits, labour efficiency, reduced environmental footprint and others. On the other hand, Roopaei et al. (2017) has...

Introduction:

The match ball used in the FIFA World Cup is supplied by Adidas- a TNC based in Germany. The football used in the 2010 World Cup bore the name ‘Jabulani’ in Zulu language. These balls were manufactured in China when India supplied the latex bladder and Taiwan supplied thermoplastic rubber . These plastics were generated from petroleum imported from the Middle East and Norway and carried on South Korean built ships. The world-cup held in South Africa was relayed to over 3.2 billion people (47% of the global population) who constituted the virtual global audiences. The numbers of global tourists who visited South Africa to witness the game is whopping too. (Steger 2013)

Based on this context, it can be generalized that globalisation is a set of processes rooted inthe notion of ‘interconnectedness’ in social, economic and political spheres paving way for hybridisation and...

Management, Leadership, and the Business Environment
Anglian Water is functioning and operating in an environment that is characterized by climate change, rapid economic and population growth, unstable and volatile International Market with co-dependent domestic markets, regulatory structure and financing of the water industry, environmental accountability and protection laws, and significance of customer experiences and satisfaction.

Situational leadership is the leadership approach that will enable the company to focus on developing Business Strategies to address the prevailing conditions of the business environment (Afsar et al., 2016). The company won the ‘Responsible Business of the Year’ in 2017 and ‘Utility Award of the Year’ in 2018 for its responsible and sustainable approach that extends to employees, customers, stakeholders, and the environment. Leadership has a crucial role...

Case 1 (Marriott Case) Assignment

Reading:

Read the Case 1 (Marriott Case). This case provides students with the opportunity to explore how a company uses the capital asset pricing model (CAPM) to compute the cost of capital for the company and for each of its divisions. The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) formula and the mechanics of applying it are stressed. Students also learn to calculate betas based on comparable companies and to lever betas to adjust for capital structure.

Risk-free rate and risk-premium

The CAPM is a one-period model. Multi-period applications of the CAPM rely on the assumption that the CAPM holds in each period. And the theoretically correct way to use CAPM is to recompute an expected return in each period, using a different riskless rate, beta, and risk-premium. For many long-tem projects, it is reasonable to assume that beta and risk-premium are...

Prepare a breakeven point (BEP) for the top management of the firm. One thing they were sure to investigate was how quickly their investment would be recovered

1) Build an entire new production facility that would enable GEI to produce all of the products it needed,
2) Outsource production to build partners, 3) Expand the existing GEI facility to increase production.

Review the spreadsheet created above as a group and identify the production points where each option is attractive. Draw a chart (by hand or with spreadsheet software) showing the total cost lines of the three options. Plot total cost on the Y-axis and units of production on the X-axis for the three options. Identify the option that makes the most financial sense for the firm for 12,000, 13,000 and 28,000 units.

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The ethical climate in the Czech Republic has improved since the early days, but we still have a long way to go,
We were shocked into a market economy and our coupon privatization was racked with scandal.

Even the word tunneling,‘ meaning asset stripping, was coined here.

Ethics hangs over the market but so does a lack of transparency,

states Pavel Kraus, analyst for Merta Investment Management.

Many of today’s managers forged their attitudes in the 70s and 80s.

Under communism, secrecy-not transparency-was the watchword.

They just don’t think it’s important to keep investors informed, so how do you know they’re not a bunch of shady managers trying to hide something?

1. Describe the problems characterized in this case.

2. What are the likely causes of these problems?

3. What are consequences of these problems for investors, Czech companies, and the Prague Stock Exchange………..

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