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21133 Competition and Competitiveness This paper will discuss the concept of both competition and competitiveness in the context of the global economy. The concepts will be presented with examples in a global economy and the paper will refer to a study done on the subject of competition and competitiveness. The management of forces of competition and competition policies in economic development will be encompassed in the discussion as well.
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21150 Trusts in Civil Law and Common Law Jurisdictions This paper is a discussion of the law of trusts as it is found in civil law and common law jurisdictions, noting how the trust developed in British common law and has since been adapted in many countries based on civil law, based on different origins as common law traditions derive from English law, while civil law derives more from Roman law, with the two melding over time.
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21238 The National Securities Regulator Debate: An Analysis This six-page graduate-level paper examines the single national securities regulator debate currently underway in Canada. The author presents both sides of the argument and identifies the merit of both positions, but concludes that a single national securities regulator is the best solution to Canada?s current regulatory problems. Single national securities regulator would be able to streamline the system, eliminate unnecessary complications, and reduce the confusion and uncertainty Canadian companies must currently overcome in order to grow and prosper.
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21284 Community Participation in Order to Understand Homelessness: A Brief Analysis This 4-page undergraduate paper details an experience volunteering at the Good Shepherd Centre in Hamilton, Ontario. This paper examines how the experience impacts the author and the author understands of homelessness in Canada. Using interviews and secondary sources as well as the volunteer experience, this paper analyses the ideas about homelessness which exist in Canadian society. This paper concludes that the activity of volunteering revealed that even those who wish to help the homeless often express prejudices about homelessness.
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21302 The Employment Equity Act of 1995 in Practice This paper shall be a reaction paper regarding the article ?Out of Sync with a ?Shrinking State??? by Janet M. Lum and A. Paul Williams. This essay will provide first a brief and succinct summary of the article?s argument and major points before moving on to the author?s reaction. These reactions will be driven by personal experience as well as immediate responses to the issue involved.
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21305 Homelessness and Women: The Impact of Motherhood This 9-page undergraduate paper examines the assertion that ?women are at a greater risk than men of becoming homeless because of their role as mothers?. This essay concludes that women face homelessness for reasons which are specifically gendered. From the very examination of the word ?homeless?, one can see that women define the term differently than men. For women, homelessness means more a lack of security and safety than lack of physical dwelling. It is clear that more research must be done of the prevalence of women experiencing homelessness, especially since so many women are part of the ?hidden homeless? and since many women who are homeless are also responsible for children. Indeed, it is women?s role as mothers which contribute to instances of women?s homelessness. Children are a responsibility which requires additional resources and money. For women who are already struggling economically, care for a child may render them homeless. Further, women are often left by partners with the children but with no financial support, making them vulnerable to homelessness. At the same time, the presence of children may discourage many women from seeking help at shelters. Women may find that they fear their children will be taken from them. Some women may fear that shelters provide a poor environment for their children, and may seek to stay with friends instead. Women may also find that concern for children makes them leave shelters or homes which are unsafe or abusive, thus depriving them of a home. Women?s role as mothers may make them more vulnerable to homelessness by eroding their resources and making them more cautious about their places of habitation. However, no studies have been done suggesting the ways that children can help their mothers, by providing them with emotional support or for reasons to keep attempting to find help. It is clear from current research that shelters and solutions for homelessness must include a more thorough consideration of women. If women were provided with a child-friendly alternative to homelessness, it is likely that they would be more likely to seek and accept aid.
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21465 Three Gorges Dam This paper is a discussion of the proposal for the Three Gorges Damn in china. Issue regarding the building of the damn, which has a projected completion date of 2009, will be presented and examined in the paper. Comments and current newspaper articles will be used to present the issues that China is facing in regard to the damn. As well views of the residents will be examined in the paper.
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