This plan will support economic development, improved transportation, promote health and wellness, environmental support and overall, provide for a better community. Some citizens of Edmond, as in any community, do not own a form of motorized transportation. Buying a car can prove to be difficult in these poor economic times. Having lanes designated for bicyclists can help in the difficulty of getting to and from work for these citizens by improving their transportation needs. Taking advantage of these extra lanes for cyclists not only aides in economic situations and transportation needs but will prove beneficial for the health and wellness of Edmond’s citizens.
As stated in MKTG, sustainability ‘refers to the idea that socially responsible companies will outperform their peers by focusing on the world’s social problems and viewing them as opportunities to build profits and help the world at the same time(p.38)’. I believe that Coca-Cola is sustainable in the way that they are focuses on the world’s social problem by wanting to stop or lower the amount of obese people as they said in their commercial and as it says in the article. They get to also make more profit that way by having the people that want to lose weight buying their new products with few or zero calories. 2) Why is it important for corporations like Coca-Cola to consider social and environmental issues in their decision making process? It is important for corporations like Coca-Cola to
Lotteries provide state governments with a relatively easy way to enhance their revenues without imposing more taxes. Lotteries are also financially beneficial to the small businesses that sell lottery tickets and to larger companies that participate in merchandising campaigns or provide advertising or computer services. Lotteries also provide cheap entertainment to people who want to play. Lottery proponents often advocate lotteries for their economic benefits to education. Some lotteries dedicate a portion of their profits toward K-12 or higher education.
Utilitarianism is a consequentialist theory. However like all ethical theories there are strengths and weaknesses of utilitarianism. The strengths of utilitarianism are that it is straightforward and based on the single principle of minimising pain and maximising pleasure and happiness. This system which aims to create a happier life for individuals and groups is attractive to many. As well as this it relates to actions which can be observed in the real world, for example giving to charity which promotes happiness for poor people and is seen to be good where as an act of cruelty is condemned as bad.
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He deflects the attention from the statement by listing different ways of preparation. Then continues to give reasons why his proposal is credible by giving out more statistics in the next paragraph. 6. Examples of appeals to thrift and patriotism are shown throughout Swift’s writing. An example of appeals to thrift is when he says “Whoever could find out a fair, cheap, and easy method” and is used to show that he is trying to care for his community without harming it in the process.
Add further incentives to high utilizers based on dollars spent as the business-traveling customers care more about service than cost. Service improvements would entail, decreasing wait time and lines, no blackouts, free pick-up and drop off. Olympic could continue with the same loyalty levels, but increase the incentives in each category and alternate travel days with cash spent. The Olympic program would allow customers to earn multiple points on every dollar spent, no matter what you buy, and no matter how you pay (cash, credit, etc.). A simple and hassle-free program such as this gives customers the ability to earn points every time they rent, then turn them around and easily use them to save money on further rentals regardless of what car class.
With this project it will encourage youth to change to better lifestyle. Cost to organize this project is less than RM 7000 which this is more than sufficient to educate the youth not only about fitness and healthiness but also about flora and fauna. INTRODUCTION PROBLEM The rising number of obesity in Malaysia is a serious concern. As good corporate citizens, we have responsibility to the community to maintain a healthy lifestyle. As experts, we recognize that customers and employees expect and have a right to a healthy lifestyle.
However, participating in volunteer work is not just beneficial to communities. It is also essential to the development of a strong character. Researchers at the London School of Economics examined the relationship between volunteering and measures of happiness. They found the more people volunteered, the more successful and happier they were, compared with people who never volunteered who were unhappy. Volunteering allows us to connect with the community and sets us apart from the crowd helping us develop perspectives.
Less driving will be the best thing for the environment because it means fewer emissions. As bad as the gas price is today, biking to work would be a great way to offset the high gasoline price. Biking to work is a creative way to save money. Even if someone only rides