Gold is said to be a viable solution especially regarding to the issue of fiat monetary systems, problems and the nature that would undermine the stability of flexible exchange rates. The other possible solutions proposed in the literature including monetary union because in fact gold dinar is a form of monetary union (Khaw, 2000). One example is regarding to the reliance on the dollar that has created significant risks such as the Asian financial crisis. One possible solution could be to reduce
(2011) concluded that teasing and body image concerns may reduce the adolescent girls’ rates of participation in sports and other physical activities. Field (2005) Results suggest that just as girls may resort to unhealthful means to achieve a low body weight with the use of products, girls and boys may also resort to unhealthful means to achieve other desired
they weren’t Arab.They were Arab-American. They hyphen said that they had been here a while.” 106 It is interesting that the narrator’s assessment of the Rashid’s cultural-ethnic identity echoes the identity perceptions found in much of the cooking literature— essentially, that true, unadulterated Arab identity can only be found in the old world. By extension, the
According to Hambrick and Snow (1977), in order to understand the reasons why a decision is made, it is necessary to know the circumstances that affect it. It is generally understood as factors, the external and internal factors are classified by literature depending on the context surrounding the decision-making process, (Jocumsem, 2004). 2-1 The external factors Different elements external to the organization influence the process of decision-making by the leadership such as: the national economy
To accomplish this research, two research approaches were carried out, the first consisted of literature exportation on concepts related to the size of tourist destination, followed by a Focus Group and interviews with the tourism industry experts to discussion and selection of the most appropriate concepts. According to Malhotra, 2006, exploratory research can be made to the more descriptive research to determine the thesis or hypothesis gathered during the first search. Empirical research was
threats to the respectful gentlemen’s society and their professional world, and looking at a greater perspective, the social anxieties of late 19th century England. Considering that the Victorian era was being shaken by new changes and expectations, writers found in literature an alternative to address the public fears. In
byproduct of knowledge as shown in her Romantic imagery and allusions to classic literature. From the beginning of Frankenstein, Shelley demonstrates her weariness over the mass increase of knowledge; specifically its emotional dangers. This is first shown when Frankenstein first discovers that his grand expectations for his creation
24 hours of admission. These results consent identifying the efficacy of nursing records to convey information about care delivery to patients and problems, granting the team at this teaching hospital knowledge on all events. To live up to the expectations of the general public, nurses are expected to fully comprehend the duties associated with their position as set forth by the governing bodies, but also the institutional policies and procedures affecting their practice. One particular duty that
opening line; “it is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.” The use of juxtaposition between “It is a truth universally acknowledged” – a phrase which increases the reader’s expectations – and the anti-climactic statement about marriage not only creates a sense of irony, providing Austen with a space in which she can criticize Regency society’s views on marriage in her satirical novel. However, whilst Austen
be important, but raising babies within an environment of happy and successful marriages will ensure that our next generation will grow up to be positive and psychologically healthy people who will contribute to the society’s overall well-being. Literature