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On one hand, at the time, Kim II-Sung, a communist was leading North Korea which was in turn being assisted by the USSR and the People's Republic of china.... This always made the major surrounding players in international politics [Russia, china and Japan] to yield to the temptation of interfering with the political situation in the Korean Peninsula.... Specifically, Kim ii-Sung had made efforts to create a Stalinist empire which was built on communist ideals....
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Essay
The paper "The World Trade Organization and Developing Countries" affirms that free trade agreements will help reduce restrictions of trade globally by showing solutions to hard trade problems.... They can also discriminate against nations not part of the agreement.... ... ... ... The defenders of WTO argue that the organization is democratic since all countries have a single vote and decisions are made by "consensus....
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Essay
It describes the objectives and strategies each company applies and gives recommendations for future activities.... Sam Walton has established all the strategies based on building customer and employee loyalty.... Wal-Mart was able to operate profitably due to its customer focus and low-cost strategies.... Wal-Mart attempted to expand globally through combinations of strategies like Greenfield Projects and acquisitions.... In 2003 the company had been experienced external environmental factors like war, terrorism and despite that it performed profitably....
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Case Study
This paper intends to analyze the economy with a particular focus on the industrial sector of Japan after World war ii, causes and consequences of this speedy development.... This paper discusses factors in postwar development in Japan after World war ii.... Prior to the world war ii Japan was the center of an empire that at times included Taiwan, Korea, Manchuria, much of eastern China, southern Sakhalin Island, and the Marshall and Mariana islands of the southwest Pacific Ocean....
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Research Paper
In the case of china, there is.... The economic growth of china and India has triggered much interest in the world.... The economic growth of china and India has triggered much interest in the world.... In the case of china, there is consensus that, in the past three decades, the country's leadership adopted policies aimed at the accumulation of wealth for rapid industrialization and export of industrial goods (Zhijun and Jing, 2011)....
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Literature review
The paper "Japan Preparation for World war ii" describes that Japan did a superior job of preparing to fight the war in the Pacific.... Most notably, war plan Orange was a legitimate, realistic plan.... The plan in 1938, even assumed a surprise attack by Japan would start the conflict and that Japan would probably invade and conquer the Philippines early on in the war.... Considering that Japan was the much smaller, weaker nation, Japan did a measurably better job than the United States in preparing to fight the Pacific war....
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Coursework
The paper "development strategies of china after World War II" is a great example of an essay on macro and microeconomics.... The paper "development strategies of china after World War II" is a great example of an essay on macro and microeconomics.... The most famous of them was Zhou Enlai, later a highly respected premier of Mao's china (Anshan and April, 15-23; The Miracle, 152).... Thus, all those dreams of saving the country from industrial development, learning some skills, and more came to nothing....
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Essay
This paper "Adoption of development strategies Towards Industrialisation by Less Developed Countries Leaders" discusses reasons why many leaders of the less developed countries adopted development strategies geared towards industrialization (manufacturing).... The reasons why many leaders of developing countries saw the need of adopting development strategies geared towards making them industrialized are many and were borne out of several circumstances and reasons....
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