Apart from the fact that they have sent the country and the world into an economic depression, they are still arrogantly taking large bonuses and are incredulous at why the rest of us complain. While I have witnessed firsthand the bullying tactics and red tape of these organisations. My bank makes a mistake and somehow don’t pay my direct debit for my council tax. This error I was blissfully unaware of. And I carry on about my normal life, thinking that my bank and its employees are doing what they are supposed do.
If the employees are performing their job better, they will deliver better quality products, in a timelier manner, thus raising the customer satisfaction. The more satisfied a customer is, the more likely they are to keep purchasing your products and recommending your products to others, thus raising your financial level. Once again this shows the cause and effect that was discussed earlier in this report. Each of the four areas ties into one another, but they all are used to achieve the same thing; and increase bottom line for the
Mr Birling appears not to know the difference. The Inspector, through what he says tries to show the Birling’s how dangerous, selfish and immoral their social lifestyles are. The Inspector repeatedly undermines Mr Birling although he is of higher status “there are a lot of young women…if there weren’t the factories and warehouses wouldn’t know where to look for cheap labour” This shows that the Inspector knows how business works and how the workers are exploited by Mr Birling, by calling them cheap it suggests they have no value. The Inspector also tries to teach Mr Birling what he is doing is wrong “it’s better to ask for the earth than to take it” this is a lesson to Mr Birling that at least Eva Smith asked for a rise. Mr Birling takes all of his money without asking anyone.
There were several reasons for the introduction of proportional electoral systems in the UK, the most notable being the widespread discontentment felt for the unrepresentative nature of FPTP amongst the public. This dissatisfaction with FPTP was steadily growing (since it failed in the 1970s to produce strong majority governments) and by electing those newly devolved bodies and assemblies using a proportional system the government was able to check public support for each system by means of referencing turnout/spoiled ballots etc. This also meant that the government were able to introduce proportional electoral systems for the public (ticking all the right boxes in the electorate’s eyes) without having to go through the numerous complications involved in reform of the Westminster electoral system. It can be said that PR’s use in these smaller elections was to act as ‘on trial’ for possible introduction into UK general elections; a proposition that as of yet has not materialized. STV has been in place in Scottish local elections since 2007, largely due to the fact that it
This makes people come together to form an angry mob and turn against the government, often times giving up their lives for the cause. Monopolies are bad because they yield the process of production and keep the economy at a standstill. They make people angry and they make it impossible for others to become entrepreneurs. They overwhelm an industry and often leave it battered and bruised as a bully would leave their poor victim. It is companies such as the peach farm that force people’s insanity and revoke their sense of ownership and livelihood.
Most people at that time were actually just starting to get suspicious of organized labor. The factory companies were trying to justify their treatment of their workers. Thomas Nast’s cartoon in Harper’s Weekly demonstrates that people viewed the strikers negatively as communists trying to undermine capitalism. The “Gospel of Wealth” was a theory spread by specific people like Cornwell. It states that wealth can be obtained by anyone that is willing to work for it and God will provide you with it at some point, viewing the poor as lazy people.
The video that I chose to watch was the funny used car commercial. In the commercial the finance manager starts out nice but the minute the customer says they have bad credit the finance manager proceeds to call the customers garbage and worthless. This would be a dysphemism because the finance manager is yelling and throwing things just because his customers have bad credit and there is no fact in the claim that people who have bad credit are garbage and they are worthless. In the commercial it can be categorized in emphasis because the finance manager is really emphasized on the negative aspects of the customer’s credit. When I watched the video the rhetorical devices left me speechless as how anyone would speak to another human being
Many Americans did not trust these new business ideas and the “Sherman antitrust act” came into play. Small business owners and farmers felt like they were being pushed around and treated unfairly by these corporations. The next issue that people had with business was the new labor laws. People were working outrageous hours, in unsafe areas, and on top of that getting paid vey low wages. The working citizens expressed their need for the government to interject into the issues and
He knew what it was like to struggle with everyday life without a job and no place to sleep in. He blamed wealthy people. In his opinion, they've caused misery of many people, because of their egoistic ways and greediness. He blamed landlords for rising rent to an abnormal wage, causing many people to lose their houses, because they couldn't afford it. He thought that rich people were the makers of poor people's
One reason is because of margin trading. When one does this one borrow money from a broker who borrows money from a bank. If the stock goes up everyone makes money, but if it goes down then everyone loses and eventually the owner has to sell his stock. Thus depressing the market even more. In addition to that, the stock market crashed because of a weak-banking system and because of the fact that the Government allowed businesses to make decisions even if it hurt everyone else.