Explain the possible impacts of legalization on the market for currently illicit drugs. In your response, address the potential increase or decrease in prices, how demand will be affected, and other possible social costs/benefits.
Which drugs do you think will be affected the most and which do you think will not be affected. Based on your analysis justify which drugs should be legalized and which should not.
Discuss/debate with your your position on which factors you feel play a greater role pertaining to the problems associated with defining and determining the frequency of white-collar crime.
Definition of Luxury
Why Burberry is a luxury?
-luxury history of Burberry and development in China:
Burberry’s origin, style, historical volume growth (revenue in the past two years), time in China, volume growth in China, the current situation in China (revenue, competitiveness, targeted at user groups)
-Generation Y in China
Characteristics, spending power, habits
Write the introduction according to the outline below (1500 words)
-Luxury
Definition of Luxury
Why Burberry is a luxury?
-luxury history of Burberry and development in China:
Burberry’s origin, style, historical volume growth (revenue in the past two years), time in China, volume growth in China, the current situation in China (revenue, competitiveness, targeted at user groups)
-Generation Y in China
Characteristics, spending power, habits
-Introduction of new social media and vlogging (Please focus on this point)
The differences between new media and traditional media, the development process, and the future trend of new media.
The definition of a vlog. The development stage of VLOG and the distinctive points of Vlog in many new media. Why can vlog be used by marketing as a new social media?
-Research value, aim, objective
Value: Previous studies have not looked at the impact of Vlogs on luxury goods and have not focused on the analysis of a particular luxury brand. If success this study might help Burberry to learn how to implement the latest brand promotion data media on its marketing strategy.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission declared open season on wild iguanas, making it legal for any resident to kill wild iguanas on sight. Wild iguanas are an invasive species, thought to be descended from escaped pets, and demonstrably benefitting from global warming. They are responsible for millions of dollars of roof, plumbing and home damage in the state, and push out native species. However, PETA has spoken out against the agency for “taking a stopgap measure that doesn’t mandate or explain humane methods of killing.” PETA notes that untrained members of the public, including children, are ill-equipped to slaughter iguanas in a manner that causes instant death, and argues that the state should revoke the call to kill immediately.
PETA opposes speciesism, which they define as “the misguided belief that one species is more important than another. Humans use speciesism to try to justify every kind of cruelty imaginable. It is speciesist to treat one animal’s life as more valuable than another’s. All animals deserve equal consideration, regardless of humans’ opinions of them.”
What solution to the iguana problem would be consistent with Elizabeth Andersons’ ethics, and why?
Does Anderson agree with PETA’s philosophical claims? Why or why not?
