How a libertarian and conservative would approach developing the US budget

Although the conservatives and the libertarians agree upon economic issues and free trade, they have striking differences. Despite these differences, both the conservatives and the libertarians agree on taxes, welfare state issues, and immigration. To come up with a balanced budget the conservatives and the libertarians must recognize the federal revenue maxima, and rank the order of the federal government spending priorities. For instance, the U.S Public Debt Service. After the priorities are set in order allocation of enough money to each until there is no money left is done. To succeed in developing a budget for the U.S the conservative and the libertarian must come up with an approach where both parties can set aside their different ideologies and policies and focus on a common good. (Magstadt, 2017)
Balancing the budget is always seen as a difficult act when usually it’s a quite simple process. Most politicians and fiscal conservatives often ten to think that balancing the budget is either very difficult or impossible. Politicians who can be said to be ambitious propose a multiyear path to balance to achieve a balanced budget which would take approximately ten years to reach a balance. (Bartlett, 2007). The reality of the matter is, balancing a budget is easy. The libertarians and the conservatives would share ideas and debate on the pro and cons of the various ideas presented to come up with a final balanced budget proposal. A list of all ideas is then grouped based on revenue increase, spending cuts, reforms. These ideas must have a reputable source for saving the budget or had provided the calculations. To come up with a budget, all the proposals are voted to come up with the best-balanced budget which is handed in for approval.

References
Bartlett, B. (2007). “Starve the Beast”: Origins and Development of a Budgetary Metaphor. The Independent Review, 12(1), 5-26.
Magstadt, T. M. (2017). Understanding politics: ideas, institutions, and issues (12th ed.). Boston, MA: Cengage Learning

My declared Topic is Global business:

1. Declare your topic to the class by posting a new thread in the related DB forum and titling it with the key term you selected. This reserves your topic so that other students cannot use it. Each student must cover a different key term; no duplication of articles or key terms is allowed.
2. Conduct an Internet search to find and read at least 3 recent articles that relate to the key term you selected. Articles may be found in the International section of any reputable website that focuses on international business, such as Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, or the Economist. Another good source of information is EBSCOhost, accessible through Liberty’s online library. Websites like about.com, britanica.com, Wikipedia etc. do not constitute scholarly academic articles and references.
3. Of the 3 articles you’ve read, select the article that you wish to discuss, and write a review of it. In addition, you must post all 3 (or more) recent articles to the reference section—even though you review only one of them. You may provide additional references, but references do not replace 3 articles that relate to your key term. Actually reference the article you review within the article review. Your review must include the following sections (each section must be structured by a heading for each section):
4. Paste your review and add the Word document into a new thread or as a reply to the one you created to reserve the key term you chose. Click “Submit” to publish your review for the class.
5. In Weeks 2,4,6, & 8 – Post a substantive reply to the thread of at least two classmates. A substantive reply includes at least 100 words analyzing the initial thread as well as adding to the research and concepts put forth in that thread. The goal is to create meaningful discussion. To simply restate the idea already put forth or to concur with the first reply is not adding substantial discussion. That is why it is good to do additional outside research.
6. Make sure to copy and paste the discussion board and DB responses within the dialogue box within the discussion board thread and attach the DB and DB responses as a word attachment to the thread for each assignment.

1. A definition of the key term: this does not count in the 200 word minimum requirement.
2. A summary, in your own words, of the selected article.
3. A discussion, in your own words, of how the article relates to the selected chapter and key term.
4. The complete citation, in APA format, of each of the 3 articles read and any other additional references; these do not count in the 200-word requirement.
5. All references must be annotated.

Discussion criteria for this assignment are fulfilled when you have posted one thread (concerning your key term) and two replies (one each to two classmates’ threads). Make sure to provide scholarly and educational material and work that is engaging and substantive. Simply meeting the minimum requirements earns one only the minimum grade.

Regarding plagiarism: Plagiarism will not be tolerated. The results of plagiarizing a paper or parts of a paper will be a zero on the paper, an F in the class, or expulsion from the school.

In addition trying to use pre-written papers (from another class, etc.) for this class’s assignments will result in a very low grade if the paper does not address the requirements as outlined in the syllabus. If you did research for another class and want to use part of that research in an assignment for this class, that’s perfectly okay. Just make sure you address all the discussion topics and requirements as specified in the syllabus.

Any form of plagiarism, including cutting and pasting, will result in zero (0) points for the entire assignment, plus a required 500-word written paper on the topic of plagiarism, in order to receive credit for any online activity.

Late work: Postings submitted after the due date/time receive 0 credit. Again, the requirements put forth are minimums that are to be met. Just like anything, meeting bare minimums earns minimum grades. If you have any questions, please email your instructor.

Read this link and comment. This is a discussion question, not a paper. Minimum 150 words. Cite all work.

How to test your decision-making instincts

Your company’s board of directors is interested in the international marketing plan proposal and has asked you to do a cultural audit. Your audit will explore two main areas: (1) cultural factors related to doing business in this particular country, and (2) a competitive analysis.

Develop a PowerPoint presentation organized as follows:

1. Cultural Factors
   • Slide 1: Briefly describe the country’s history and its relevance to its current cultural state today.
   • Slide 2: Identify customer demographic trends that are related to business activities in this particular country.
   • Slide 3/4: Briefly discuss customers and traditions of the country’s citizens and how these can possibly influence business there.
   • Slide 4/5: Identify and discuss language issues and any other cultural implications of introducing your product in this country.
   • Slide 6: Provide an assessment of the geographic region and why this is a good fit for your company’s product.
2. Competitive Analysis
   • Slide 7/8: Analyze the industry in this particular country. Perform a SWOT analysis. For more on how to conduct a SWOT analysis, see http://articles.mplans.com/how-to-perform-a-swot-analysis/.
   • Slide 8/9: Based on what you learned in the competitive research, apply the four Ps of marketing to your specific product by outlining the following:
     • Product (the features and benefits of the product)
     • Place (one possible outlet to sell the product in this particular country)
     • Price (one price strategy to consider in this particular market based on your competitive analysis)
     • Promotion (one promotional strategy to consider in appealing to your new global customers)
   • Slide 9/10: Conclusion: Based on everything you researched, present a brief analysis of any similarities between the domestic and international markets, any particular challenges and how you will manage those challenges in your selected country.