You will prepare and submit a term paper on Analysis three macroeconomic factors in the UK and how do they affect the profitability of Sainsbury company. Your paper should be a minimum of 500 words in length. Analysis Three Macroeconomic Factors In the UK and How Do They Affect the Profitability of Sainsbury Company GDP Increase In the year in United Kingdom GDP growth was projected to be slower than it was previously thought. International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted that GDP would increase by an amount of 4.2% in 2011 as compared to its previous forecast of 4.3% (BBC, 2010). GDP growth is considered as one of the prime indicators that reflects a countries economic health. In case of Sainsbury’s, GDP increase has a certain impact on the performance of the company. Increase in GDP coincides with the certain benefits which can have an impact on Sainsbury’s such as higher standard of living, growth and business confidence. It can be stated that the GDP growth will positively impact towards improving the profitability of Sainsbury’s. GDP also positively impacts upon public spending which is a crucial aspect for a retail organisation such as Sainsbury’s as it can enable them to garner more profit. Though, slower growth of GDP can create unemployment, which can in turn affect Sainsbury’s profitability as new recruitment can be stopped by the organisation along with investing in any new purchases until the economy gets better (Economy Watch, 2009). Interest Rate and Inflation Rate UK interest rate in March’ 2011 had been registered at 0.5% which is a record low (BBC, 2011). In February 2011, inflation rate of UK rose to 4.4% (BBC, 2011). Interest rate has a major impact on time value of money. Changes in case of inflation rate generally result in alterations in the interest rate. These two factors are the key decision making factors for making any investment decision since these factors have a straight impact upon the ‘investment yield’. In case of the UK, the record low interest rate will support the investment on shares. Rising interest rates slows down the inflation. Lower rate of interest increases the borrowing from businesses which can have an impact on Sainsbury’s. This can create an attraction towards investment in durable consumer goods products such as automobiles, and also in capital equipments and buildings. Valuation of currency can also be impacted by lower rate of interest making the currency weaker. This can in turn enhance the attractiveness of goods provided by Sainsbury’s to foreign purchasers. This will help to increase the profitability of the company (Economy Watch, 2009). Rise in inflation rate coincides with the increase in cost of fuel, food and clothing items. Rise in inflation generally takes place due to increase in wholesale price index, which can have an effect on retail spending of a consumer and creates weak demand from consumers. Inflation rise also increase prices of products and VAT (value added tax) on a product that generally impacts upon the sales volume. The factors such as high level of inflation, subdued growth of wage and indecisive economic viewpoint generally reflect on heavily in terms of consumer spending. Therefore, Sainsbury’s sales and profitability can have a major impact due to inflationary scenario in the UK (RTE News, 2001). References BBC, 2010. GDP Growth In 2011 To Be Slower Than Thought, Says IMF. Business. [Online] Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11482589 [Accessed April 06, 2011]. BBC, 2011. UK Interest Rates Held At Record Low Of 0.5%. Business. [Online] Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12700649 [Accessed April 06, 2011]. BBC, 2011. UK Inflation Rate Rises To 4.4% In February. Business. [Online] Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12815228 [Accessed April 06, 2011]. Economy Watch, 2009. GDP Growth. Home. [Online] Available at: http://www.economywatch.com/gdp-growth [Accessed April 06, 2011]. Economy Watch, 2009. Inflation And Interest Rate. Home. [Online] Available at: http://www.economywatch.com/inflation/economy/interest-rates.html [Accessed April 06, 2011]. RTE News, 2011. Inflation Effect Hits UK Retail Sales. Business. [Online] Available at: http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0324/britain-business.html [Accessed April 06, 2011].

I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Road Virus Heads North vs. Good Morning. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. Task Road Virus Heads North vs. Good Morning The story “Road Virus Heads North” starts with describing the main character as heis about to attend a certain function, then unexpectedly it starts talking about a picture. This sudden change of events confuses the reader, and it appears as if two stories are being narrated at the same time. The third persona is used in the story as the main character, Kinnell, is sometimes addressed with the adjective “he”. This avoids the monotonous of continuously mentioning his name. The third persona is evident because the narrator of the story is in direct contact with the characters and the reader cannot tell whether the narrator is a man or woman. Many words are incomplete and do not make sense, for instance, “theu turned to Kinnell’’ (King), then is changed to “theu”, this makes it difficult for the reader to get the message. “Good Morning” starts explosively as the main characters are already in action and are moving. Simple vocabulary is used, thus making it easy for the reader to understand the message. The use of third persona is shown by use of adjectives such as “he” and “she” in addressing the characters. this avoids the repetitive nature of mentioning the characters name. Third persona is also evident because the narrator of the story is not in direct contact with the characters, The story “Road Virus Heads North” requires the reader to be keen in order to get the message. This is because the reader cannot know whether the story is talking about the picture or the main character “Kinnell”. Though the events do not flow methodically, the story is told in a manner that will make the reader want to know what will happen next. There is use of incomplete words that makes the learner to guess, and it can lead to getting the wrong message. The third persona is used in the story: adjective such as “he” is used for the main character. The story “Good Friday” is interesting and captivating to readers, because simple vocabulary is used and events unfold systematically. The message of the story is revealed to the reader by only reading the story ones. This story uses the third persona as characters are addressed by the adjectives “She” and “he”. Owing to flow of events, the reader is able to analyze the next move. A moment of surprise is evident in the story “Road Virus Heads North” when Kinnell is surprised when he looks at the picture. “Kinnell couldn’t take his eyes off the blond kid’s grin. I know something, the grin said. I know something you never will” (King). Kinnell felt as if the picture was talking to him. Moments of humor are brought about by Aunty Trudy when she asks Kinnell if he will use the bathroom again, this is because she believes Kinnell only visits her place when he want to use the bathroom. Aunt Trudy shows a moment of fear as she looks at the picture, and immediately covers her eyes and tells Kinnell to put it away. The story “Good Friday” show a moment of concern when Bernadette asks about the where about of the holiness. This is because the holiness has not communicated to them for a long time (Wilson). Bernadette shows fear and confusion as she screams when she sees the teenagers and thinks that they are vampires. There is evidence of grief as the narrator talks about the death of Carole parents. This made the girls to be close to each other. The two girls show the virtue love and care between them because they did everything together. In the “Road Virus Heads North”, the monster is displayed in the picture bought by Kinnell. “All the time he could feel the picture out of the hall, the picture has somehow bitten him at the back of the head” (King). This shows that Kinnell is constantly thinking about the picture and he cannot ignore it. Kinnell is even talking to himself. this shows how the picture makes him feel disturbed. It is because of this that he continuously moves around the house talking alone. The picture also displays monster when Kinnell goes to look at it and finds it has changed. The picture appears to have two circles of white headlights hackling at him. In Good Friday, the monster is evident by the way vampires are converting people in northern Europe since they want to control the place. Conclusion The two stories use the third persona in this sense. the narrator in both of the stories is not in direct contact with the characters. Adjectives such as “he” and “she” are used to address the characters in the two stories. Even though the story “Road Heads Virus North” appears to be difficult to comprehend, it is narrated in a way that makes the reader want to know what will happen next. The story “Good Friday” starts in a climax as the two characters are already in action. The story systematically flows as events unfold one after the other. There is use of the third persona because the narrator is not in direct contact with the main characters. Works cited King, Stephene. The Road Virus Heads North. New York: Simon and Scheustor Publishers, 2000. Print. Wilson, Paul. Good Friday. New York: Tor Books, 2005. Print.

I will pay for the following article Analysis of Willaim Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth. The work is to be 14 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. We can also look for contemporaneous meaning as some have sought to look at homoerotic meanings is plays where male actors dress as women characters pretending to be men. At the same time, we can look at the beauty of the plots and the way the storyline takes shape in plays such as Othello and the Merchant of Venice. In essence, as with other forms of art, the meaning derived from the plays is a reflection of what a reader may feel within. The plays are for us and the words were written by Shakespeare appeal to us even if we do not know the history and the connected story around the play. Of course, we could enjoy plays such as Julius Caesar or Macbeth more if we are familiar with their histories but even if a viewer is not, it does not take much away from the value inherent in the play itself.

Romeo and Juliet are one of the most famous and most performed plays of Shakespeare. To examine this play in depth would be quite difficult therefore we can look at one scene i.e. Act 1 Scene 5 which is one of the most important scenes in the play since it lays the foundations of love between the star crossed lovers. Before this scene, the foundations of the play have been laid out since we know that the house of Capulet and the house of Montague are at war.

This gives the play inherent meaning since knowing how Italian families were at war with each other for centuries could be important as historic background but Shakespeare lays down the foundations of this meaning without pushing us towards making the conclusion on our own (Holderness et. al., 1988). We also know that Romeo and Juliet are both somewhat restless souls looking for love. Finally, as the scenes up till Act 1 Scene 5 have shown the viewers, the hatred between the houses runs deep and the tension of the play is building.

As a part of the meaning of the play, Romeo seems to fall truly in love as soon as he lays his eyes on Juliet and declares that he “never saw true beauty till this night”.

Hi, need to submit a 1500 words paper on the topic Greenhouse Gas Emission the Greatest Contributor to the Climatic Changes. However, after being scattered or irradiated back from the surface of the earth, part of the outgoing radiation – inform of heat- escapes the planet while the greenhouse gases trap the other remaining portion. Therefore, the amount of energy trapped inside the earth is mainly dependent on the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Nature has its own means of creating a balance in the atmosphere. Thus, the natural greenhouse gas composition has relatively zero effect on climatic conditions of the earth’s surface. However, human activities such burning of fossil fuels, urbanization, industrialization, and structural change in agriculture and forestry, have contributed significantly to the uncontrollable levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere (Baumann 1-2).

As a consequence of the anthropogenic production of greenhouse gases and environmental degradation, climate change and global warming has occurred. Climate change and global warming have been projected to be a threat to the survival or existence of all living organisms on the planet. This has prompted human beings to formulate mechanisms that can be used either to reverse or mitigate the current problem of climate change. One such mechanism that has been structured and adopted by many nations in response to the scientific findings that the earth is getting warmer and may lead to irreversible adverse impacts is the Kyoto Protocol (Baumann 1-5)

Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement that was created to provide a framework for combating the problem of climate change and global warming. It aims at stabilizing the level of greenhouse gas, GHG, concentrations in the atmosphere, and the prevention of anthropogenic interferences with the climate (UNFCCC 1). Thus, the mission of the Kyoto Protocol is to cut down the emission of carbon dioxide, methane, carbon monoxide, and ozone gases.

The Kyoto Protocol is built on principles, which are organized or labeled in a constitution-like fashion i.e. Articles. This set of articles act as rules and guidelines to the signatory countries.