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Write a 20 page essay on A comparative Study of Telecommunication Policy, Sweden and South Korea: Broadband Service Diffusion.

Controlling access to the broadband infrastructure could potentially create an oligopoly and threaten the variety and diversity of services available.

One of the countries with the highest broadband penetration rates in Europe is Sweden. It reflects the effectiveness of broadband policies by the government and the rapid adaptation of Swedish people in emerging technologies. The DSL service is the most popular broadband service among the Swedish users. however, the other internet services such as fiber, LAN, and cable are also used. (OECD table)

According to isa.org , “Sweden, with one of the best infrastructures in the world, is one of the leader countries in promoting broadband network technology and broadband Internet access for household and businesses”. Nevertheless, the broadband market is still in its early stage especially when offering its products to the service market which is growing rapidly as households demand services that take full advantage of the new broadband infrastructure. In Sweden alone, the broadband subscriber has penetrated no less than” 25 percent of households “(OECD 2006). Moreover, the service offered by the broadband company is an average of 8 mbps which is really fast. Because of this, isa.org asserts that Sweden is the on the forefront of broadband technology in Europe. This is supported by the fact that Sweden has become a photonic cluster, with its center located in Stockholm. Because of the highly sophisticated broadband market in Sweden, there are a lot of opportunities for consumers and producers alike. People can enjoy streaming media at a very fast rate thereby making entertainment pleasurable. Online gaming such as DOTA and other popular games are very accessible as well as e-commerce. Users would shift to services that can generate a high bandwidth which makes competition very intense. Indeed, the broadband market would benefit everyone.

Although Sweden as well as other developed

 

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We all have a built in alarm system, we Uncompromised Life Review innately know when something or someone feels right or doesn’t seem right to us. When we trust this feeling or impression we will be much more successful. But when we doubt it we create trouble for ourselves and we do things the hard way. How many times do you wish you had a big shoe to kick yourself when you did not follow through on something you sensed or ‘picked up’. When you ignore these messages or feelings you can waste a lot of time and energy.

We often get several warnings before the situation becomes extreme, the more we ignore these messages or alarms the bigger the problem we will create for ourselves. Our physical body is also our alarm system – when we continue to live our lives in ways that hurts us eventually it will show up in our physical body. It may start as an ache or pain and if we ignore it and continue working against ourselves because we think we know better, it will manifest as something more serious.

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Potential contractual defects. It needs to be at least 500 words.

Potential Contractual Defects (Add (Add (Add Potential Contractual Defects A contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more persons. Such a contract cannot be violated at the interest of any one of the parties involved. Only with the consent of all the parties signed, a contract can be treated as void. If the contract is violated, the aggrieved party can sue the other in the court claiming damages for the time and money he invested in the task. Here in this given case scenario, we are left with two questions.

1. If Krauses can avoid the contract he has entered into with Jud Wheeler for the sale of ten acres of land on the ground the price offered by Jud Wheeler is much lesser than the market value?

2. If Jud offered the Krauses one price and inadvertently typed a different, higher price into the contract, can Jud be held to the typewritten amount?

Answer to the first question is simple. Krauses cannot avoid the contract arguing that the consideration is inadequate. For, there is a provision in the Contract Act ‘consideration need not be adequate’. To be clearer, Section 79 of the Second Restatement (as cited in Klass, 2010, pp. 74-75) puts it. there is no requirement of equivalences in the values exchanged. As no court is interested in inquiring the adequacy of consideration, it is deemed that it will be sufficient to support the exchange.

The general rule of law is that if the payment is too little for the consideration from the part of the other, the former does not satisfy the requirements of a consideration. If in the given case, the agreed amount is too meager, Krauses can bring it to the notice of the court. As there is no information disclosed regarding the market price and the agreed price, let us conclude that there is no option to avoid the contract and both parties have to play their respective role in the contract.

In the second instance, what has happened is a unilateral mistake. In the case of unilateral mistakes, it is unlikely that it happens while drafting a contractual agreement. However, the severity of the mistake depends on the person who has done it. If it is the person who initiated the contract done mistake while drafting, he will be held liable. Here, if Jud was the one to initiate the contract, he will be held to the typewritten amount. For, it is while making the agreement that he committed the mistake. Though it was quite unintentional, he will have to pay the said amount as the written agreement is the sole evidence for the contract between the duos. He should have paid utmost care and attention while drafting the agreement and it is evident that the mistake has happened due to his carelessness. If such a mistake had come to the notice of Jud before signing it, he should have rectified it. As stated, “if either party knew of the mistake in the fundamental assumptions at the time of drafting, and that party did not correct that mistake, then there is no real mistake” (Rosen, 2000, p. 18.61). By signing the agreement, he declared that such an agreement has been drawn with his full knowledge and consent. Therefore, he himself is the sole responsible person for the mistake committed and cannot relieve him from the liability of paying the amount mentioned in the agreement though it is greater than the amount they agreed upon by words. If such a mistake was committed by Krauses, Jud would have an option to argue that Krauses intended to deceive him. Here the case is different and Krauses is innocent.

Hence, the only possible way to relieve from responsibility of paying the higher amount is to carry out a negotiation for the mistake done unintentionally and draft a new agreement.

References

Klass, G. (2010). Contract Law in the USA. Netherlands: Kluwer Law International.

Rosen, R. A. (2000). Settlement Agreements in Commercial Disputes: Negotiating, Drafting & Enforcement. USA: Aspen Publishers Online.

 

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Global CommerceThe president of Eastvaco is considering recommending to the Board of Directors expanding into the Asian market. He suggests that the Company open a manufacturing facility similar to the Charlotte facility. The plant would purchase its raw material from local sources and produce envelopes, paper cups and packaging. He contends since the Charlotte plant is having difficulty obtaining recycled material and he does not want to tarnish the plant’s “green” image the Asian plant could produce non-green products. The product would be marketing heavily in China and Indonesia (where the plant would be established). Excess production would be sent back to the States to meet market demand. The President tells you that additional funding, if needed, should be obtained from Asian sources.Required:You are asked by the President to prepare a short report regarding the following issues:Organizational Structure and Inter-company TransfersYour answer should be organized and well written.3. The Charlotte plant receives some products used in the manufacturing of envelopes, cups and packaging from the South Carolina plant. Recently there have been some heated discussions about the prices charged Charlotte by the South Carolina plant. The product, cremodium, has cost Charlotte $80 per batch. This covers all marginal costs incurred by the South Carolina facility. The South Carolina facility is a profit center and agues that they can sell cremodium on the open market for $120. Which method, as presented in your text, should be used in this instance and why? Does it make a difference if the South Carolina plant has no idle capacity?

 

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