History of SlaveryThe topic of the following essay is to highlight on the different aspects of slavery and its abolition from the society. It is of no doubt that slavery is definitely one of the worst practices and it has been seen in different parts of the world for a long time now. The world history saw one of its worst periods when the practice of slave trade was on its full spring. This essay will look to focus on the history of slavery, t…

What is Economics and the Problem of ScarcityEssay 1: The theory of comparative advantage; allocation, production and consumption of scarce resources
Economics is the study of scarce resource. Resources are scarce in the sense that these resources fell short of unlimited wants of people. Hence, there always remain a trade-off between different wants in the economy. To produce more of something, it is necessary to sacrifice some other goods. &…

Identifying Unintended Consequences and Mitigating ApproachesEmployees and consumers are referred to as the most important assets for any organization and it is the responsibility of the project head to identify the unintended consequences and its mitigation approaches as well. The unintended consequences are as follows:
Loss of productivity
Lack of time management
Lack of workplace safety
Incorrect organizational practices
In order t…

Stages of Creating a Business Compliance System
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Carbohydrate ConsumptionThe improvement of exercise activity found association with carbohydrate consumption in 1980s, as carbohydrate was recognized as the ultimate source of energy over the years. This paved way to the concept of carbohydrate feeding which produces ergogenic effects and prolongs the exercise time (Rodriguez et al. 2009). As an individual engages in prolonged and steady exercising, the endogenously stored glycogen and glucose…