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    Assembly‚ that Cuba was forced to nationalize their resources through cancelling concessions to American telephone companies‚ reducing electricity rates that were owned by the U.S‚ and making land reforms. Castro rapidly intensified his policies of nationalization because he saw the U.S. as a hostile regime that only wanted to exploit the Cuban economy by working with Fulgencio Batista. Castro argued that the U.S. was flying their own mercenaries over Cuban airports and bombing the Cuban people in order

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    labour party in Britain. Labour‚ under Clement Attlee‚ started enacting the measures that had been its program since the beginning of the century. Nationalization of railroads and coal mines‚ which were in such terrible situation that any government would have had to bring them under state control‚ also the nationalization of the Bank of England began immediately. In addition road transport‚ docks and harbours‚ and the production of electrical power were nationalized. There was little

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    Nationalism of the ‘The Throne & Footstool of Kandy’? Chapter Introduction Product design nationalization is the interpretation of the perform of which has shaped within the process of design.The factors and patterns of the design depend on the inherent country wide traditions as well as the capabilities of science and literature of the designers. This chapter analyzes the use of design nationalization to explain the authenticity and cultural significance of “The throne and footstool of Kandy" to

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    Marx Alienation Essay

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    For Marx‚ alienation involved both a description of certain features of capitalism society and a value judgment that they are fundamentally wrong. Although it is not easy to tell which features he is criticizing. He was not totally condemnatory of capitalism: he acknowledged that it leads to a great increase in productivity. Marx believed that capitalism is a necessary stage through which society has to go‚ but he thought that it will be surpassed. Alienation is a relation‚ Marx wrote in one place

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    Introduction It is widely believed1 that the reforms of 1991‚ both in the industrial sector and the financial sector‚ released a variety of forces that propelled India into a new growth trajectory.2 In this paper‚ we are going to assess the role that the banks played in making this growth happen and the impact that these reforms had on banks. We start with a brief history of banking regulation in India. We then move on to outline some of the principal reforms that were implemented in the 1990s and

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    Automobile Industry of Pakistan - An Overview The automotive industry rightly prides itself on being recognized as the “mother of all industries.” In its folds it carries many different kinds of vehicles to provide mobility to people and goods. While they may appear to be simple machines‚ their design and manufacturing have much deeper roots in all the known technologies. In-depth knowledge and skillful application of mechanical‚ electrical‚ electronics‚ chemical and a host of other technologies

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    1.0 Introduction With the increasingly deepening of economic globalization day by day‚ a company must explore new markets and seek new development opportunities if it wants to hold a place in international competition. However‚ the company will encounter lots of barriers and challenges while entering the international market. Among them‚ political risks are a key factor that decides the success or failure of international operation (Click & Weiner‚ 2010). Political risks are the possibilities of

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    The water situation in Bolivia should be nationalized because in the end‚ majority of people will have access to water which is crucial for survival. With nationalization there is more equality among the people because everyone has access to the water. The water production would become more organized and have more chance at “economic survival” (Reading #5‚ The advantages of nationalisation). Because water would be controlled by the government it would be more organized because they are more powerful

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    Financial sector reforms have long been regarded as an important part of the agenda for policy reform in developing countries. Traditionally‚ this was because they were expected to increase the efficiency of resource mobilization and allocation in the real economy which in turn was expected to generate higher rates of growth. More recently‚ they are also seen to be critical for macroeconomic stability. Developing countries can expect increasing scrutiny on this front by international financial institutions

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    PERMANENT SOVEREIGNTY OVER NATURAL RESOURCES The general assembly adopted the resolution 1803 (XVII) on the permanent sovereignty over natural resource‚ on the 14 of December 1962 by 87 votes in favour to 2 against‚ with 12 abstentions. The general assembly also established the united commission on permanent sovereignty over natural resources on 12 December 1958 under resolution 1314 (XIII). In 1961‚ this commission adopted a draft resolution outlining principles concerning permanent sovereignty

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