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College Essays related to 'Industrial Age'

We have 11 term papers and college essays on Industrial Age. Page 1 of 1.

1.	A New Industrial Age A 5 page essay on how the growth of industry changed American society both for the better and for the worse. Followed by commentary on the role and life of early 20th century immigrants. No Bibliography.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average An 8 page paper on the Dow Jones industrial average, who started it, how and when it was started, what it consists of, what companies are on it today/past, and its affects on our economy. The paper includes comparison charts to other indices and a discussion of how the Dow benefits our economy. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

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The Psychological Aspects of Crisis Management in an Industrial Application in the Middle East This 26 page paper considers the issue of crisis management and the assessment of psychological factors, including group interactions, individual actions and the process through which individuals respond to existing protocols, as a means of assessing the best ways of putting into place management drive emergency plans in the face of a national crisis. This paper assesses this process for the industrial sector in the Middle East and provides discussion as a tool for management to apply psychological elements to the development of a crisis management plan. Bibliography lists 25 sources.

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Industrial Management As A Career 7 pages in length. Increasing production and productivity while maintaining reasonable costs or even reducing them has always been a focus of the industrial manager. In today's increasingly global economy, those goals have become more important than ever before. Business is more competitive than at any time in the past, and industrial managers must continually search for creative measures of increasing productivity and quality while the reducing costs associated with manufacturing processes. Earnings history and potential are included. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

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Hemp -- Industrial and Health Applications and Advantages This 5 page report discusses hemp (Cannabis sativa, C. indica), part of the same plant family as marijuana. Hemp does not have the narcotic kick that marijuana does. Its value lies in its fibers. Hemp fibers are twice as long and stronger than cotton fibers and are generally more versatile than the soybean, cotton plant and Douglas fir tree combined together. In addition, there are beneficial and healthy nutritional properties of hemp seed and hemp seed oil. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

6.	Industrial Espionage: It Takes A Village This five-page-paper presents a detailed discussion about industrial espionage. Bibliography lists five sources.

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Industrial/Factory Management A 21 page paper. Managers in today's manufacturing factory continually face numerous challenges in keeping their company competitive in today's global market. Two of those challenges are Continual improvement in the quality of the product and Motivating their workforce where so many employees on the floor do repetitive jobs every day. These are the two problems that will be addressed in this paper. A number of theories and practices are discussed in relation to these two challenges, including: Complexity of the factory; TQM; Total Improvement Management; and a number of motivation theories and practices. Bibliography lists 23 sources.

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A History and Analysis of the Dow Jones Industrial Average 8 pages. Starting with the most famous market crash of 1929, this paper discusses other major market crashes through the year 2000. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is tracked for the last few years in order to determine the cause of these major swings and what it is that is preventing a strong recovery. This is an excellent overview of the Dow Jones and gives the student an effective basis on which to proceed with further research regarding market crises and possible recovery scenarios. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

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Human Resource Management And Industrial Relations This 14 page paper discusses human resource management, industrial relations and labor unions and begins with an introductory historical background of each and the impact of globalization. The relationship of human resource management and industrial relations is the next section, which begins with data about declining union membership and the possible reasons for this situation. Changes in the relationship between human resource management and industrial relations are explained and discussed. The shifting paradigms in each are also explained. The next section discusses the scientific management model, its use postwar and the incompatibility of this model with today's goals in industrial relations and human resource management. Saturn Corporation is used to exemplify a unique and successful partnership between management and labor where union members are an integral component in the management of the company. Finally, the writer discusses possible trends in both HRM and industrial relations and also comments on the need for balance. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

10.	Industrial Espionage This 5 page paper delves into what is a serious problem in the corporation today. The influence of spies is at the forefront of this paper that looks at various types of security and which type of firm is most likely to be harmed by espionage. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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Should The United States Engage In Targeted Industrial Development As A Means Of Remaining Competitive In The Global Environment? 5 pages in length. It is a well-known adage that a Jack of all trades is also a master of none, a wise saying that not only applies to individuals who spread themselves too thin but can also represent the economic practices of super power countries like the United States. Determining whether or not engaging in targeted industrial development is the right decision for remaining competitive in the global environment is an assessment based upon myriad factors that - when taken both independently and as a collective sum - illustrates why this approach might work for some nations yet not others. The United States has historically enjoyed a tremendous wealth of significantly vast and varied industrial development that has allowed for the nation as a single entity, as well as the states acting as self-governing agents on their own behalf, to reap the economic benefit of many industries. Being that this overall broad-brush approach to economic stability has proved viable amidst growing global competition, there is no truly worthwhile reason to change tactics midstream. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

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