Trade barriers and its Effects Trade barriers are strategies taken by economic players in international trade to achieve trade and economic goals. Trade barriers vary greatly, including tariffs and non-tariff barriers (Baggs, 2002).  Countries today are forced to adapt to new strategies to control the imports and exports in their countries. Trade barriers, however, can have positive and negative effects on the economy for a country. Reasons for Imposing Trade Barriers Countries impose trade barriers for economic, social, environmental, and political reasons. Protectionism is used for economic reasons such as control of trade balance, protecting jobs, and economic growth. Countries engage in exporting and importing goods and services to meet the needs of its citizens. However, when a country imports more than it can export, a trade deficit which increases the national debt, and it can grow to levels where other countries can refuse to trade with others because of the large trade debts. To ensure there is a balance of trade operations. Trade barriers protect jobs by ensuring local companies’ growth, thus providing job vacancies for its population.…

Strain Theory Criminology and sociology ascertain that strain theories explain how individuals in society are pushed by specific stressors and strains to perform the crime. These stressors lead to negative emotions associated with anger and frustration. To escape from the music’s negative emotions and sources, individuals always turn to crime or drug abuse to feel better and gain financial freedom. The first modern strain theory was conceptualized by Emile Durkheim, followed by classic strain theory by Robert Merton and later revised by Robert Agnew, who developed the general strain theory. The significant strain aspects theory tries to explain the types of strain associated with crime, reasons why strains are associated with crime and the factors that drive a person to respond or not to respond to music with a crime. Concept of Anomie by Emile Durkheim Anomie represents a social condition where there is a disappearance of the values and traditions that were common and popular with a specific community or society. Emile Durkheim developed the concept; he described anomie as a transition period during which the traditions and values…

Perpetrators of crime Perpetrators of crime cause damage to the well-being of their victims. The responsible persons that a victim can trust are the police. They deliver services in anticipation that the crime victims get better while in the justice system’s hands. The police can better serve these victims by listening to their grievances. The police should approach crime victims with humility. The vulnerability of crime victims requires care during interrogation. These police actions may increase trust in the law enforcement unit, which improves the relationship between crime victims and the police. Also, the police should investigate complaints and solve problems. Police have skills that put them on the front line to gather intelligence. When crime victims report to them, they must follow up on every detail and capture crime investigation evidence. The victims feel motivated when police follow up on the cases. It motivates crime victims to continue pressing up for justice. In an example by Karmen (2012), a woman aged 43 years issued thanks to the police for keeping up with the case where her mother was sexually…

Resume Cover Letter Contact person’s name, Title of the Company or Healthcare facility, Street Address City, State, ZIP Code.   Dear Mr. Employer, RE: Application for A Clinical Nurse 1 Position I am writing to express my particular interest in the position of Clinical Nurse 1 at your health community service center. My clinical experience in various settings, including working as a practical license nurse for six years and my Bachelor of Science in Nursing, makes me an excellent candidate for this vacancy. Through my education and experience, I have learned to focus on several aspects of individual healthcare, including patient care, dispensing medication to patients, and monitoring patient’s illness progression. Additionally, I become an enthusiastic person concerning working in community health during my clinical adventure rotation. I was able to see how nursing is integrated with nurturing and technical skills, which I was best in, and I believe I can use these skills to treat and care for patients effectively. After my rotation in my entire transition from junior to senior nursing student, I also continued to work with…

  Zabelle Question one             Zabelle is a heartfelt and nurturing novel with the main character being Zabelle, whose life moves through time and space, explaining the loss of loved ones, life through, and survival. The novel takes place during the Armenian Genocide in Turkey. A lot of events take place for the protagonist who survives the Genocide of Armenian in 1915. Zabelle decides to vacate to the United States to get married and lives to see her grandchildren. However, the First World War occurred in the Ottoman Empire, where many people were killed, described as the Armenian Genocide. The Ottoman Empire was cleared, and the man people and the prominent people attacked were Christians. The country was left with only the Muslim and Turkish populations. The main intention of the Genocide was to majorly attack the Armenian Christians leading to the suffering of other people like the Syrians and Greeks. Another historical event the crime against humanity directed to the Armenian Genocide; it is when Zabelle is replaced from her home and goes to the desert in Syrian and…

Institutional Affiliation   What is spinal shock? How long can it last? Why is it difficult to determine the degree of injury and impairment during this time frame? According to Boland et al. (2011), spinal shock refers to an immediate response to cord transection. This condition arises as a result of spinal injury.  This condition of spinal shock can last up to 6 weeks. It is difficult to determine the degree of injury since the state differs depending on the severity and spinal cord injury location. The range of movement is affected as the motor operation is an impasse. Damages of the thoracic segment produce paraplegia, which affects the spinal.   Immediately after this injury, what should you expect to occur for each of the following: 1. Range of movement for his arms? For his legs? Why? 2. Spastic or flaccid paralysis? Why? After spinal cord injury, shock develops that is manifested by flaccid paralysis as this is a loss of a reflex.   Bowel and bladder dysfunction? Why or why not? The patient suffering from spinal shock experiences a…

Figurative language in poetry For this assignment, I chose the poem “Harlem Dancer” written by Claude McKay. It describes a dancing prostitute and McKay’s observation regarding the crowd of youths that has gathered around to be entertained by her. In this poem, McKay uses figurative language in the form of imagery and similes to describe the poem’s titular character as well as the surrounding. The poet uses a lot of imagery throughout the poem to describe the woman and her surroundings. McKay describes “applauding youths” which the readers automatically sees friendly adults enjoying a show. However, when he says “laughed with young prostitutes”, the image of promising youths in the mind of the reader is changed. The writer lays the scene of the bar in the first lines of the poem. Another imagery that McKay uses is when he describes her “shiny curls which profusely fell”. The image that the author creates is meant to show the distinction between the woman and her audience. One of the metaphors that caught my eyes in this poem is “the sound of blended…

Nursing Case Based on the 42-year patient’s available information, the kind of information I will gather includes his chief complaint, his past medical history, social history, the history of his present illness, his account of unmanaged diabetes, and hypertension. I will categorize the patient’s diseases based on physiological classifications. I will first consider his functional derangement caused by the gangrenous wound in his foot, followed by unmanaged diabetes, which also requires special attention (Eriksen, 2017). In the classification, I will also include the designation of the respiratory disease, which might be caused by prolonged smoking. Later, I will assist the patient in addressing the issues of hypertension. Some of the questions that I will ask myself about this patient is when he is aware his health is at risk because of the type of illnesses he has? Will, he corporate in the process of health care? Because he doesn’t seem to care for his health and, lastly, if the health care requires some special medical procedures, will he be able to cater to them? The patient seems to display the…

Inmates Mental Health Several definitions have been brought on the ground to define what mental health entails. The most shared mental health description includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being, which significantly impacts how we think, feel, or act (Procter et al., 2013). Mental health is essential in daily lives because it helps determine how we handle stress, socialize with others, and make decisions, including making a meaningful contribution to the communities. These statements have constructed a historical and substantive platform to help understand inmates’ mental health in the United States. According to the statistics, the U.S. prisons and jails, the mental health of inmates is overrepresented it is supposed to be having, in mind that the country is considered the top providers of mental health-related services (Yi et al., 2016). The country prisons and jails incarcerate a disproportionate number of people who have either current or past mental health issues with facilities being designed not to meet such individuals’ demands. As per the Bureau of Justice Statistics, more than 37% of the state and federal prisons are diagnosed with mental…

Organizational Culture Introduction A leader is expected to portray some specific leadership qualities to lead an organization or a department. The rates can be acquired through education, leaned, or adapted from new technologies and skills. All the organization participants need to have good leadership but not to help the leader but to ensure that the organizations’ operations run smoothly (Den Hartog & Koopman, 2017). A good leader is required to have adequate mobilization and driving capacities. Those in a leadership position of any organization should shape the orientation and approach towards life and growth. Also, they should portray a charismatic personality to be able to lead in the required direction. It is the leader’s responsibility to help the organization achieve quality goals by ensuring that the practices are standardized and that the organizations’ rules and regulations are followed by conducting internal control. Leaders should not be competent when portraying their skills, but they should be convincing, active, and team players (Schein, 2019). They need to understand their employee’s thorough understanding of any ongoing challenges motivating facts and hidden agendas. Organizational Culture A…