Essays on Asia

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The Problem of High Unemployment Rates in Singapore

1 page / 484 words

Unemployment has always been a key concern and a pressing issue worldwide. In this essay, I would like to focus on the unemployment rates in Singapore. Being a small country, having a high employment rate is disastrous to the economy and it is vital that...

Singapore Unemployment Workplace

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Analysis of The Key Characteristics of Japanese Politics

6 pages / 2662 words

Introduction Back during the first year of the Heisei era, Japan was unraveling its ambitious program of political reforms, which were supposed to put Japanese democracy on the same foot as major Western countries. In 1989, the LDP declared in its outline of political reform...

Japan

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The Public Support for The Death Penalty in Singapore

2 pages / 688 words

The death penalty has been a subject that has been highly debated and talked about amongst Singaporeans ranging from teenagers to elderly. In this essay, the researchers attempt to understand why Singaporeans support the death penalty, and what the numbers are. This research is a...

Death Penalty Singapore Society

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Globalization and Its Positive and Negative Sides for India

2 pages / 1031 words

Introduction This essay will focus on globalization and its impact on India. Globalization is the new reality. It’s not a rigid force but an evolving set of consequences. Some of them are good, some are bad, and some are unintended. In simple terms, globalization means...

Globalization India

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Effects of Rice Import Dependence on Agriculture in The Philippines

3 pages / 1327 words

Abstract Rice importation has been the short and immediate solution of the government to the rising gap between supply and demand caused by problems of production, and increasing population that consumes rice as a staple food. Republic act 11203 or also known as Rice Tariffication...

Philippines

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Sustainable Smart Cities: The Smart Route Towards Future Urbanisation in India

3 pages / 1488 words

Abstract Our planet is inhabited by our 7 billion people and is in the midst of massive transition due to climatic change, biological evolution. Climatic change brings its adverse consequences such as threat to biodiversity and risk to human health, rising sea level, increasing water...

India Sustainability Urbanization

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How Agriculture Business Can Eradicate Poverty in The Philippines

7 pages / 3233 words

Introduction Department of tourism said, “It’s more fun in the Philippines”. One of the reasons that it is fun in the Philippines is because of it is some of the world’s greatest biodiversity and its abundance of natural resources. The natural topology and climate in...

Philippines

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Crisis in The Agriculture Sector in The Philippines

1 page / 614 words

According to the Convention of Biology, the Philippines is one of the 18 mega-diverse countries in the world. On a per unit area basis, we harbor more diversity of life than most countries do. In fact, the Philippines ranks fifth in the number of plant...

Financial Crisis Philippines

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Mongols’ Wars and Influences in China and Persia

1 page / 542 words

Mongols’s proclaimed influence upon China and Persia during 1205 through 1223, was an immense wreck at first towards the two regions, but as mongol’s took more control, people were led to being under one influence within the Mongol’s regions. The Mongols were an up and...

China Mongols’ War

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Discussion on Whether The United States Should Have Annexed The Philippines

1 page / 713 words

Political power is the ability to influence or control the actions of individuals, and the scope of this influence determines the extent of political power one wields. In the late 19th century, the United States found itself in possession of newfound political power after emerging...

Philippine-American War Philippines

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Critique of Public Policy Implementation: National Integrity Plan in Malaysia

2 pages / 878 words

Public Policy Policy is a relatively stable, purposive course of action or inaction followed by an actor or set of actors in dealing with a problem or matter of concern (Anderson). Based on the definition given public policy basically means the government plans or strategies...

Integrity Malaysia Public Policy

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Why School is Bad for Children in Vietnam

2 pages / 794 words

Education system may vary among countries but always be of considerable concern to almost all people throughout the world. Thus, there is a wealth of ongoing debates surrounding its role, its function or its efficiency on a global scale. According to John Holt (1969), “school...

Challenges Vietnam

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Analysis of Fintech Ecosystem of India

6 pages / 2575 words

Abstract Post 2008 global recession, financial institutions around the world has gone through enormous change by including financial technology in their products and service offering. World has seen an upsurge in technology startups and new businesses working on new platform called financial technology (Fintech) for...

Fintech India

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Fintech, Its Impact Across The Globe and Its Future in Bangladesh

5 pages / 2332 words

Introduction The term ‘fintech’ happens to be a merge of the two words ‘financial’ and ‘technology’ which is used to describe any and every technology used to any provide financial service to end-consumers and business. So, the application of fintech ranges from mobile banking and...

Advantages of Technology Bangladesh Fintech

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Analysis of Communication Styles in North Korea

5 pages / 2347 words

Introduction North Korea, currently ran by the Supreme Leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un, currently holds the highest literacy rate in the world holding an average of 99% according to website Asianinfo. Currently, North Korea has a population of over 25 million people according to...

Culture and Communication North Korea

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The United States and North Korea Agreement

2 pages / 1102 words

Introduction As of now, and for the past 20 years, US relations with North Korea has continued to remain broken. Though recently, there have been various summits and meetings between the Trump administration and Kim regime regarding this very topic. So far, there is no...

International Relations North Korea

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No Freedom and Violation of Humans’ Rights in North Korea

3 pages / 1554 words

Introduction North Korea, a reclusive nation led by Kim Jong-un, remains one of the most egregious violators of human rights in the world today. Despite the global efforts to promote and protect human rights, North Korea persists in its systematic abuse of its citizens’ fundamental...

Civil Rights Violation Dictatorship North Korea

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The Realities of Living in North Korea

3 pages / 1547 words

Since the beginning of time, many kingdoms and empires have formed and fallen. The resilient ones were able to transform themselves into countries be it autocratic nations/states. In history, we have seen many cases of autocratic leaders such as the Nazi Party and The Soviet...

Civil Rights Violation Dictatorship North Korea

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The Various Flaws Within North Korea’s Government System

3 pages / 1328 words

Introduction The ‘Democratic’ People’s Republic of Korea commonly known as North Korea, is a country making up the northern section of the Korean Peninsula. Pyeongyang is the capital city. North Korea’s government system is seen as centralized, and only containing one political party. They describe...

North Korea