Academic Writing

  • GLOBAL STRATEGY AND SUSTAINABILITY: An Analysis of Tesla’s Business Environment 2. STRATEGY IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT Tesla’s Motives for Global Expansion To Fulfil Tesla’s Mission: The transportation industry has been a subject of environmental concerns. Evidence-based data shows the transportation sector accounts for nearly 70% of global oil consumption and almost 60% of greenhouse gas…

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  • Importance of Creating Sustainable Businesses Increased investment in sustainable business practices can boost a company’s profitability. According to Liang et al (2018), evidenced-based studies show that the most sustainable companies are also the most popular, competitive and profitable brands. But there are numerous examples of companies competing at the top despite their historical records of…

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  • THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF KEY SUSTAINABILITY CONCERNS IN A CIRCULAR ECONOMY The Triple Bottom Line (TBL) John Elkington designed the Triple Bottom Line (TBL) theory in 1994 to link sustainable business with the three “Ps” (i.e. people, planet and profit). In a volatile business world where inequality, poverty and climate change have taken the lead, Elkington…

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  • General Information Your dissertation will normally include the following sections, in the order listed. Pleaseconsult with your supervisor regarding which sections could be excluded from your specific dissertation. Title/Cover page Acknowledgements Abstract* Contents page List of tables List of figures List of abbreviations The introduction* Method section* Results section* Discussion and conclusions section* Reference list…

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  • The first topic in this lecture is the theory of competitive advantage (also found in lecture 2). Two theories are found about the creation of competitive advantages: market-based “outside-in” models (Porter’s five forces, found in the book) and resource-based “inside-out” models. The second one is more unique, where resources are VRIN; valuable, rare, in-imitable and non-substitutable. In this…

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  • The global firm wins in terms of cost, timing, learning and arbitrage benefits. The local firm wins in terms of flexibility, proximity and quick response time à customer-orientated benefits. So, the firm is shaped by both the forces of globalization and localization. The theory of integration-responsiveness is one of understanding industries, where both the pressures for global…

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  • 1. Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic exposed governments to waves of fraud. As the unscrupulous profiteers in Britain and America remorselessly exploit the crisis for illegal gains thereby worsening taxpayers’ woes fraud, everyone in both public and private sectors are morally obligated to blow the whistle under the False Claims Act and similar programs. This action…

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  • Examples Of Non-Financial Performance Measures Taking the Balanced Scorecard approach, there are four perspectives involved in strategy management: customer, internal processes (operations), learning and growth (HR), and financial. Below are 15 examples of performance KPIs, organized by the three non-financial perspectives: Customer Conversion Rate: The percentage of interactions that result in a sale. Formula: (Interactions with…

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  • 1. Background of Nike Nike is an American multinational corporation that is engaged in the design, development, manufacturing, and worldwide marketing and sales of footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories, and services. The company is headquartered near Beaverton, Oregon, in the Portland metropolitan area. It is the world’s largest supplier of athletic shoes and apparel and a major…

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  • USE DIAGRAMS and TABLES – with references and APPENDIX WITH A TITLE – each appendix should be relevant with paragraph narrative explaining images. USE free Grammarly – set to UK English dictionary Cover Page – student number, title, date, word count Executive summary – paragraph for each question +/- half a page – to a…

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  • Businesses often set ambitious goals but most frequently fail to achieve them. According to a survey from Clutch, 77 percent of small business leaders expressed confidence that they would reach all of their goals.  So, how many small businesses actually reach their goals?  Only 5 percent.  That’s a significant gap between a company’s vision and what they…

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  • In recent years, the circular economy has become a guiding principle in industrial and environmental policies. But how good is it really? The definition of a circular economy is unclear and lacks substance, according to a team of researchers from Lund University and the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. It risks becoming counterproductive, unless…

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  • What Does Personality Testing Mean? Personality testing, within the context of employee evaluation and pre-employment screening, is a type of psychological testing used by employers to evaluate prospective and current employees. Common types of psychological testing used by employers include cognitive ability tests and personality tests. While cognitive ability tests most often evaluate the test…

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  • Faculty of Business and Law Department of Accounting and Finance ACFI5070/Research Methods Academic Year: 2021-22 Credit value: 15 credits Module coordinator:                       Email:                                                    Advice and Feedback hours: Assessment Overview   All Students (Campus and Distance Learning)       Type Individual Individual Length 2,000 words +/- 10% excluding references and appendices 1,000 words +/-…

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  • Case Study for Projects MBA Healthcare Management, XYZ University Around the world there is a known and exacerbating healthcare workforce crisis, estimating a shortfall of nearly 18 million staff by 2030 (WHO 2020). This is highly likely to have a direct impact on patient care, staff wellbeing, and therefore attraction to healthcare roles. There will…

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  • Qualitative Research Report Instructions Word limit: 2,000 words. The 2,000 word limit applies to the main body of the text (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion and Conclusions). It does not include the abstract, the table of participants and table of themes, the quotes used in the results section, the references, or the appendices. Writing up your…

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