Shenzhen Essays

  • Paul Romer Technologies Rules And Progress

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    measured Shenzhen’s success from evidences that China has adopted the rules in Shenzhen as permanent policies then spread it to the rest of China. So here, I may say there is a big political risk for developing countries if they want to implement the Charter City as it is. Furthermore, I agree with Huntington (2000) saying that being modern means being able to think for ourselves. Thus, if the cities, either in Shenzhen or Hong Kong model, are only possible when developed country or the international

  • Apple Unethical And Inhumane Labor Practices

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    issue of poor health and safety and issues pertaining to overtime hours and pay. According to FLA’s worker survey, 64 percent of employees said that "compensation does not meet their basic needs." FLA said it will conduct a cost of living study in Shenzhen and Chengdu to assist Foxconn in determining whether worker salaries meet FLA requirements for basic needs, as well as discretionary income. (Hyatt,

  • Personal Statement

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    One of the main reasons for me to study art business is to encourage more people to interact with the art world, provide chances for more and more people in contact with art and let art be part of everyone's life. Like painting can be a way for me to release myself, I think a great artwork can also change individuals’ s attitude towards their lives. Also, I want to promote art investment to become the part of the consideration of investment financing in upper-class and middle-class families in China

  • Family Persuasive Essay

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    Hello, today I am here to propose a family that is moving from Shenzhen, China to Geelong West, Victoria, Australia. The Jun family includes a girl of 9 years, a boy of 12 years, a father with a part time job and a mother who is a doctor. The Jun family will be moving to Geelong, a small city out of Melbourne. They are moving from Shenzhen, a city in Hong Kong. There will be lots of opportunity for the kids and it is just outside of Melbourne, so the parents will have many job opportunities. A

  • Cause Of Organized Crime In China

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    promotes prosperity” (PPP) has been an open secret. For example, in 1998, the “sweeping out sex industry” campaign (shaohuang) in Shenzhen drove out thousands of prostitutes and bar girls, with them at least 10 billion yuan of saving deposits evaporated from local financial institutions within a few days. This gave an economic boon to the surrounding cities and forced the Shenzhen municipal government to water down its campaign. Largely to the credit of criminal groups, every year smuggling groups caused

  • How Basketball Changed My Life

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    practice because I really did enjoy playing basketball. When I entered 8th grade, there was a tournament amongst all the 8 districts in ShenZhen, the city in which I lived. I considered the tournament as a precious opportunity for me to prove my efforts. Nevertheless, in order to qualify to participate in this tournament, players had to be permanent residents in ShenZhen. My permanent residency was still in the previous province from where my mother came. The coach allowed me to practice with the team

  • Business Ethics Case Study: What Is Foxconn's Ethical Issue?

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    What is Foxconn’s unethical issue? In mid 2010, Foxconn Technology Group (Foxconn) was facing a crisis of having its workers held protests and riots against the company in Shenzhen, China. Being the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer (Pun, 2010), the company exploited its migrant workers by providing them with exceptionally low pay and allowing unacceptable number of overtime working hours in the manufacturing site. Such method of raising workers’ efficiency is unethical in the eyes

  • Global Dexterity

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    A Balance of Cultures and Yourself  At the beginning of his book, Global Dexterity, Molinsky Molinsky gives the tough situation that Eric Rivers, who had been an experienced and successful manager in the U.S., was confronted with in an Indian company due to cultural inadaptation. The vivid example then is followed by the concept of global dexterity and its importance. Afterwards, he lists 4 key steps of developing your own global dexterity. The rest chapters enumerate some helpful tips when adapting

  • Summary Of Stop Doing That By Aneta Pavlenko

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    This week, I have read Aneta Pavlenko’s article, Stop Doing That, which discuss the language choice in parent-child communication in bi- and multilingual families. In this article, Pavlenko opens his discussion by talking about overall choice, which is “the language choice or choices consciously made by the parents for daily communication with the child or children” (Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 180). Throughout the first section, he addressed two kinds of choices: “a careful

  • Pros And Cons Of Prostitution In China

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    Jun,4th, 2005. 54-62. Print. Liang, Kelong. “Sociological Reflection on the problem of women 's prostitution in the process of urbanization.” Fujian Normal University. 2012. Lin, Mengduan. “Work, life and rights protection of female sex workers in Shenzhen.” Occupation and Health. Jul, 16th, 2014. Print. Ministry of Health. “In 2007 the number of AIDS cases increased 45.04%.” Chinese Nutrition. October 2008. 15-15. Print. The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention. “Report of Global AIDS

  • The Pros And Cons Of Prostitution In China

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    As one of the oldest industries in the world, prostitution used to be legal in China (Jin, 2005). After China was liberated, the government strictly banned prostitution yet it is still rampant nowadays. Scholars consider it as a city disease. The city needs large sum of migrant workers to develop, however, they don’t have sufficient economic ability to bring their families to cities and satisfy their sexual demand. Therefore, they became the major customers of this industry (Liang, 2012). This problem

  • Occupational Health Disparities

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    Occupational health disparities exit on many jobs. Health disparities may be defined as differences in disease incidence, mental illness, or morbidity and mortality that exist among specific populations (CDC, 2012). The classification of vulnerability is determined by age, race, income, employment, etc. Immigrants fits the definition of being vulnerable because they are a racial minority, temporary workers and has cultural and language barriers. Their economical and political resource may put

  • Cause And Effect Essay On E-Cigarettes

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    E-cigarettes have been getting more and more popular over time, especially among younger adults. In Shenzhen, China they produce about 90% of (unregulated) the world’s e-cigarettes. They ship about 300 million e-cigarettes to the United States. In China, hundreds of manufacturers operate with little oversight, which experts say that sloppy manufacturing could be obligated to the heavy metals and other dangerous compounds found in the e-cigarettes. To make e-cigarettes they start off by turning

  • Overcoming Obstacles Of AP Calculus In The Classroom

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    by many as the boisterous and charismatic Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus teacher, Mr. Kwon is well liked by the high school community. A replacement for the much missed Mrs. Jacus, he has previously taught math and chemistry at a Canadian school in Shenzhen for 3 years, before getting his master’s degree in Hong Kong this year. Mr. Kwon asserts that he became a math teacher because he genuinely enjoyed math, and “wanted to help struggling students who don’t understand the material.” He also claims

  • Boeing Stock Essay

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    Very recently it was revealed that Boeing (NYSE:BA) had entered into a $4.3 billion deal with Shenzhen Airlines where the Beijing-based passenger carrier will purchase 46 737 models. This could potentially be a game changer for the American Airline manufacturer especially given how its European rival Airbus Group’s stock has offered investors better returns. Where Airbus stock has seen a rise of more than 37% since the beginning of the year, Boeing stock has only experienced an 8% appreciation.

  • Research Paper On Rollershoes

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    Recently, in ShenZhen, a news reported that a child who is in grade six was playing roller skating near his house in a small slope, and in that time, his parents didn’t company with him due to they were watching TV, and as a result, a misfortune took place: the child has skidding down from the small slope, but as he was too young to keeping balance, when he would forward to fall, he supported the ground by his hands, he yelled bitterly—his hands fractured. Although someone said it was few incidents

  • Who Is Walmart In Canada

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    Wal-Mart entered Canada in 1994 with the acquisition of 122 Woolco stores. By 2004, the company was operating 235 discount department stores and 6 SAM’S CLUBS, which first opened in 2003. The company employed more than 60,000 associates and was the largest retailer in Canada. Wal-Mart Argentina started its operations in August 1995 with the opening of a SAM'S CLUB in the greater Buenos Aires area. In 2004, Wal-Mart was operating 11 supercenters and one distribution center in the provinces of Buenos

  • Alien Polo Personal Statement

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    I intend Cornell’s School of Arts and Sciences to be a stepping stone into Cornell 's Business School. Business is what really interests me and I want to further enhance the skills that I 've developed running Alien Polo. I plan to concentrate on economics while at Cornell’s School of Arts and Sciences; that will give me a strong and relevant foundation to go into the Business School. I strive to always do my best and graduate at the top of my class at Cornell. I 'd like the transition to the Business

  • The Environment Can Put On People's Life In Maggie A Girl Of The Street

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    Running head: A brief analysis of the influence environment can put on people?s life in Maggie A Girl of the Street Maggie a girl of the street Hill Tan Shenzhen Middle School The environment of the slum was really terrible, causing significant effect on the characters? personalities. Violence: At the beginning of the story, Stephen Crane, gave us a general idea of the environment in which Maggie grew up. Kids fought against each other along the street. Not for fun, but for true glory

  • Anthropology Interview Essay

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    Perhaps one of the most interesting things about the discipline of anthropology is that the subjects can share their thoughts and opinions in a clear articulate way. Interviews I had the opportunity to interview a young woman, my roommate, about her experiences migrating from China to the U.S. for her education. Whilst speaking with her, I came to two conclusions. Firstly, culture plays a significant role in how people view the value and the administration of education. Secondly, I came to the conclusion