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Module 3 – Globalization
Globalizationà Rapid expansion of free market capitalism among the nations and states and acceleration of cross border transaction facilitated by the recent technology development.
Five stages of globalization
-Globalization of markets à merging of traditionally distinct and separate national markets protected by the national barriers into one huge global marketplace. Elimination of barriers for trade.
-Resources and production à development of global production. Sourcing
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Airport Planning/Design
ATC, Airside facility design, capacity, length requirements, environmental effects
In Canada airports were recently privatized in 1994 with the National Airport Policy (NAP) in an effort to make airports more self-sufficient as air travel demand increases
Airports classified into 5 types, National (>200k passengers/yr), Regional/Local (<200k passengers/yr), Small (Recreational), Arctic, and Remote
To design airside facilities, consider:
Future travel demand (Usually designed
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AGRARIAN SPACE: It is the land where agrarian activities are undertaken.
RURAL SPACE: It refers to the non-urban areas that are used for agrarian activities, amongst many other activities.
AGRICULTURE: It is concerned with cultivating the soil and growing crops in order to obtain food and raw materials. It includes the preparation of plant products for people to use and their distribution to markets.
LIVESTOCK FARMING: It is concerned with domesticated animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce
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Test 1
Module 2 – Introduction to Management
Planningà plan around activities, how and what resources.
Leading à motivate people and making sure goals are being achieved
Organizingàorganize resources
Controlling à accountable about what happens
Profità primary goal is to earn a profit after all business expenses have been paid.
Non-profit à primary objectives are focused on serving society.
Business History Eras
Colonial Period (Prior to 1776) à Focus was centered on rural and agricultural production.
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Ethnocentrism: refers to judging other cultures using own cultural standards. Ego: Individual who is the central and starting point in kinship studies, that allows marking the origin of a specific genealogy and set the name of the remaining relatives. Empathy: Understand the other person perspective.
. Cultural anthropology: “The learned set of traditions and lifestyles, socially acquired, of the members of a society, including their patterned, repetitive ways of thinking, feeling and acting Read More