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What are the main benefits to the business economy of a major inward investment project?
Q. It can be an example of anyone's choice and the investment project has to be to a particular region.
Asked by tam - Wed May 28 05:50:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Let there be an inward investment project for setting up an automobile or chemical manufacturing plant. The benefits to business economy during the construction perid of the project are greater demand for construction material like steel, cement, pipes, etc. The construction workers flow to the location of the plant: their local expenditure leads to additional business sales of soaps, detergents, food, clothes and various other services. Once the construction phase is over, there is additional demand for supplying raw materials/ spares to the new plant. New plants and the employees of the plant require various supplies and services (like tyres for automobiles, catalysts, bags/ packaging materia/ cylindersl for chemical plants, varous… [cont.]
Answered by 8^3release - Sat May 31 09:10:12 2008

What would you think of a family of snobs lost their business in the economy?
Q. I'm a Mormon, and this family would always treat everyone with harsh contempt, and held their small business above everyone else. They mainly worked with their hands, and didn't have a university education, but still treated everyone else as though they were lesser. Now, because of the economy, the lost their business. With no other skills... What do you think about that? Irony? (Don't lie...) They owned a store
Asked by lavish colors - Sat Apr 4 15:59:44 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would think it was sad *honestly*. Especially people who work with their hands (I hold in higher regard), and especially if there are children involved. But I would also think.. "Well, it couldn't have happened to more deserving people". It's a dog eat dog world, and at least it wasn't you! So yeah, I'd be grateful it wasn't me or my loved ones. The End.
Answered by Mz_SO_CAL - Sat Apr 4 16:04:17 2009

Can someone lenghthily explain to me how business and the economy relates to ethics?
Q. Provide examples to support your opinions. Also, tell me why or why not ethics in business affects you. Explain. This is in fact my essay that i shall right on tomorrows exam, my teacher usually gives us the essay topics so we can think of them overnight. Please help me think of what to right. I need 3 pages worth to right.
Asked by Soccer_Fan_1111 - Thu Jun 7 21:10:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Is it ethical to ask others to write your 3 page paper for you?
Answered by Glen D - Thu Jun 7 21:55:56 2007