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The United Kingdom (UK) is a multicultural environment where people of diverse background live, work and practice their religious, traditional and cultural beliefs. This is accepted as long as you abide by the laws and legislation of the country. A multicultural environment is a positive one as people with different views and opinions tend to solve problems easier as they have a richer knowledge pool. This diversity is also evident in various areas of life such as schools, places of wor...

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Discuss the biochemical events that result In irreversible brain damage following an ischaemic stroke using 3 diagrams 2000words.

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This is a sample essay on Edith T. Penrose’s (1959) and Ronald Coase’s (1937) theories. The difference between the concept of the fluidity of a firm. Penrose believes that a firm has no limit in size and it is to be considered as a dynamic body, this is true except when a firm is unsuccessful in exploiting its resources. On the other hand, Coase believes that a firm is static and there is an optimum size where the firm will stop increasing in size. In this essay, the theoretical perspective ...

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