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A 5 page paper discussing the unfairness of computerized monitoring software by employers who are seeking to monitor Internet usage and emails of employees. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

A 12 page research paper on how the Internet has changed marketing in a revolutionary sense. Several case examples of home businesses are provided and a brief overview of how on-line communications take place is provided. The role of such things as e-mail, marketing auto-responders, etc.;- -are analyzed in considerable detail. The writer presents the 'pros & cons' of establishing a business on the Internet and provides information on those things which anyone should consider before pursuing such a venture. Bibliography lists approximately 12 sources.

7 pages in length. The writer discusses the Pretty Good Privacy, an innovative encryption program for computers, which allows email messages to be sent without fear of invasion of privacy. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

A 14 page examination of the role that information technology (I.T.) plays in organizational communications. Specifically examined is the U.S. Army, e-mail, and the importance of secrecy, confidentiality, etc; This branch of military is examined as a corporate entity and the overall effectiveness if I.T. is assessed. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

12 pages worth of essays discussing business overseas in various countries. Collectively utilizes 8 references listed in bibliography. Please e-mail us for more detailed information.

A 6 page essay that examines the effects of the Internet on human behavior. Included are discussions of Internet chat and the use of the World Wide Web as a research and learning tool and the effect these have had on human behavior. Also included is a discussion of email and ecommerce and a look at how these two aspects of the Internet have effected business behavior. LCInt-HB.wps

18 pages worth of business (history of business) film reviews. In all, these seven summaries and reactions (about 2 1/2 pages each) discuss such titles as "The Prize," "The Prize : Black Grant," "The Prize Our Plan," "Railroads, Robber Barrons, and Rebels," "The Coming of the Iron Horse," "Entrepreneurs:Volume II, The Land and Its People," and The Day the Universe Changed: The Factory and Marketplace Revolution." No Bibliography. Please call for information on film content. Please e-mail us if you need to purchase individual essays.

Approximately 7 pages in length. A creatively-written communications paper using various quotes from literature. Very unique in structure and form. Please e-mail us for more information.

9 pages in length. This file contains three fictitious newspaper articles written for study by those pursuing degrees and/or careers in journalism. These writings follow all rules of this genre-- and are about different subjects concerning school & local politics. Please send us e-mail for more details.

A 3 page letter written in reponse to e-mail from a boss requesting criteria for an employee performance appraisal. The boss asked the employee to provide a list of criteria for that employees review, and the employee responds by creating a list that encompasses broad basis, like leadership skills, with specifically defined criteria, including attendance.

10 pages in length. A thorough discussion of the Internet and its use. Explained are the various pieces of equipment necessary for access, the availability of on-line services, the usefulness of features such as e-mail & real-time chat, web browsers, and the impact that the Internet will have on our future. Numerous terms are defined. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

A non-technical, 10 page overview of the history of computers from the ancient times of the abacus to punched cards (19th century), to the ENIAC and up until the PCs of the mid-1990's. The writer does not go into any detailed analysis of the Internet or telecommunications though (briefly mentions only e-mail and its possibilities). Bibliography lists three sources.

14 pages worth of article reviews and critical analysis of issues concerning nutrition labeling laws and the way they're reported in the media. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Please send us e-mail for more information before ordering this file.

8 pages worth of short free-writing essays on the important role that immigrants have played in U.S. history, the plight of the Native American Indians, the effects of Industrialization and more. Available as shorter, individual essays by e-mail request. No Bibliography.

Approximately 14 pages worth of brief essays on U.S. History from 1877 - the present. Topics discussed include the Spanish-American war, Truman's foreign policy, Roosevelt's New Deal, World War II, and the Civil Rights Act. Available as shorter, individual essays by e-mail request. No Bibliography.

This 14 page report discusses international accounting standards and the complexity of financial accounting in terms of multi-national corporations, the global market place. Modern accounting practice can be looked at as a multi-layered system of assumptions, doctrines, formulas, formalities, and much more. Accounting and auditing standards have historically been set by national bodies such as FASB and specialized regulatory agencies in countries all over the world. Each country virtually has its own set of standards. Now, the developing global economy and growth in cross-border financing are creating an environment that would benefit from greater harmonization of accounting standards at both the international and the national levels. Paper includes a 1 page executive summary. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

This 14 page report discusses international accounting standards and the complexity of financial accounting in terms of multi-national corporations, the global market place. Modern accounting practice can be looked at as a multi-layered system of assumptions, doctrines, formulas, formalities, and much more. Accounting and auditing standards have historically been set by national bodies such as FASB and specialized regulatory agencies in countries all over the world. Each country virtually has its own set of standards. Now, the developing global economy and growth in cross-border financing are creating an environment that would benefit from greater harmonization of accounting standards at both the international and the national levels. Paper includes a one-page executive summary. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

10 pages in length. Discusses the definition of accounting, the process, uses and limitations of accounting. Describes ethics in accounting and cites a court case involving ethical accounting practice. Some examples of the uses of accounting are included. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

A review of Lawrence Durrell's account of his experience in Cyprus as portrayed in 'Bitter Lemons'.

A 50 page paper discussing the value of computerized accounting systems in merchandising businesses. Certainly merchandisers were able to conduct their businesses without the aid of computers in years past, but only with the services of those whose sole responsibility was to pour over “the books” in varying capacities. Also a concept of the past, information technology (IT) systems formerly were seen as repositories only of historical data used primarily for record keeping. That view is as outdated as the means by which retailers operated only a generation ago, however. Computerized accounting systems can help the firm to operate more efficiently in terms of accounting duties, but they also can directly and positively affect the firm’s competitive position in its industry. Activity-based costing; inventory control; inventory policy; inventory turnover; e-accounting; reflection of true costs; effective and accurate records; test marketing approaches and results; greater internal efficiency; and pricing experiments are only a few of the areas in which computerized accounting systems have value for the merchandising business. Bibliography lists 20 sources.

An 8 page paper providing a diversity audit of Cingular Wireless. The company gained a "Baloney Alert" from DiversityInc Magazine in 2002 but has improved to the point of gaining 10th place on the magazine's Top 10 companies for diversity in 2006, and first place for Hispanics. It appears that Cingular Wireless is on the right path but has not reached any particular milestone in its quest for optimal diversity of its workforce. There are no specific, overt problems evident on a superficial level, but there may be deeper ones that the company will need to address soon. Certainly winning a space in DiversityInc's Top 10 will serve to ensure that diversity remains a point of focus. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

15 pages in length. The life of a tow truck driver or mechanic is anything but glamorous, with duties ranging from changing flat tires on a busy highway to digging someone out of a mud pit, always sporting a pair of perpetually oil-soaked hands, wearing a uniform that does not stay clean for more than the first hour and on top of it all, earning a wage that can sometimes be topped at the corner fast food restaurant. In an industry that caters to people in trouble, towing companies provide a rescue service based upon employees who are often on-call twenty-four hours a day and can be called out at all hours of the night. What is the incentive for aspiring to such a job with a long list of unattractive aspects and few redeeming ones? Bibliography lists 11 sources.

A 5 page paper discussing the issues of bulk email and "cookies." Many Internet providers charge their customers for each email message either received into their mailbox or for each email opened. While bulk email is highly cost effective for the marketer, these users are in effect paying others' advertising costs. Privacy advocates are strenuously protesting the unnannounced use of cookies, through which visited websites cause information to be stored on the user's computer. Neither practice currently is regulated, but such regulation could be inevitable if marketers choose not to regulate themselves. Bibliography lists 13 sources.

7 pages in length. A well written essay exploring the methods of throughput accounting. Defines throughput accounting and the theory of constraints. Compares and contrasts throughput accounting to cost accounting methods.

This 16 page paper outlines four potential dissertations that concern accounting issues between the UK and one or more Arabic nations. The proposals have an outline question, consideration of the theoretical basis, a short literature review and a suggested schedule. The subjects are; 1. Environmental accounting in two different areas, 2. Accounting and terrorism, 3. The impact of international accounting standards on two different regions and 4. The impact of trade organisations and cartels on profits. The bibliography cites 14 sources.