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…Internet penetration ? Shrinking world ?E-business, as the future of trade II.3.ECONOMIC ?According to IMF, Vietnam belongs to the group of developing countries, to the subgroup of newly industrializing countries (Griffiths et al, p. 794) ?A low income…

…in the literature. There is one group of model, which describes the ethical decision-making process in detail, like that of Dubinsky and Loken, 1989, Ferrell et al., 1989; Hunt and Vitell, 1986; Jones, 1991; Miner and Petocz, 2003. Another group of models adopt a macro…

…" says (Leone, Biomedical 30). Human cloning also occurs randomly in nature - with identical twins (Madigan et al.). Yet nobody argues that twins are not individuals and are mutations of nature. Even twins kept in the same room will react differently…

…host less desirable to mate with, as is the case with Drosophila nigrospiracula(the Sanoran desert fruit fly).         Michal Polak et al.(1995) conducted a study examining the effects of Macrocheles subbadius (a Ectoparasitic mite…

…"Artificial Intelligence" - or "AI". They saw that computers might possibly go beyond arithmetic, and maybe imitate the processes that go on inside human brains. Today, with robots everywhere in industry and movie films, most people think Al has gone…

…of the effect, its timing, and its regional pattern. In addition, there is great uncertainty about changes in climate variability and regional impacts (Ha-Duong et al.,). In order to understand the underlying principles of potential climatic change, we must discuss…

…, an album that incorporated South African musical elements; two of the hits to come off this album were "You Can Call Me Al", which was about a mix-up in identity, and "Graceland", which was a tribute to Elvis Presley's Memphis home. Although Graceland seemed…

…. In a study of 147 women with idiopathic premature ovarian failure (Murray et al. 1998) encountered a significant association with pre mutations in the FMR1 gene, in 6 women having it, including 4 familial and 2 irregular cases, but no women with full mutations…

…of capital structure. Imperfections may result in a capital structure less than the theoretical optimal. (Groth et al, 1997) Essentially, managers should choose the capital structure that they believe would have the highest firm value, as it is this capital…

…, as opposed to those forced upon them (West, et al., 1998). Also, there is a reduction in communication difficulties and in supervision needs if the same group of people implements the solution that solved it (Gmelch, 1983). It is also more cost effective to have…