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Write a paper to the below standards about T-Mobile US (TMUS) – see attached rubric for full details. This milestone defines an organization’s core competencies, key strengths, and key weaknesses to provide strategic viability for it in the marketplace. These are important because they impact the strategic management process. Business decisions are made to capitalize on strengths, while avoiding potential dealings in which organizational weaknesses could compromise success. Core competencies are defining capabilities that provide strategic advantages because the competition cannot easily duplicate them. These relate to the final project because they provide the foundation for continued growth and success in the dynamic marketplace.

They provide guidance that will go beyond the current product or service being presented in the business plan. Specifically, the following critical elementsmust be addressed: Section Four: Strengths and Weaknesses For the company you have chosen, identify and assess at least four, but no more than eight, of each of the following:strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that may affect new business activities or offerings. You may use topics listed in the Module Fourdiscussion or others that you deem important. Then, identify emerging consumertrends and explain how they impact branding and success of your new product or service. Additionally, analyze how perceived ethics violations might affect branding and success. Finally, assess how all of the SWOT and ethics factors affectbranding and operations within the organization. Section Five:Core Competencies Continue yourpaperby identifying and explaining three to five core competenciesforthe company you have chosen. Explain how and why they are not easily duplicable by the competition. Explain how these core competencies dovetail with yournew product orservice offering.Upon which competency or competencies willthe new business offering benefit andwhy?Whatstrategic implications will/could this have on the new offering?

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A paper on a macroeconomic topic is required for this course. Your paper should be at least 10 pages ( double-spaced) not counting the title page and the reference page. The course paper (or written assignment) is worth 15% of your course grade. Introduction and objective. Make sure the objective is specific. Literature Review. Conduct a search on the topic of your paper and summarize works of others similar to what you are writing on. Be sure to follow APA guidelines. The following link contains basics of APA style guidelines: http://www.apastyle.org/learn/tutorials/basics-tutorial.aspx Analysis: Analyze your topic with reference to the objective. Summary and conclusion. References. Provide at least five references, at least two of which must be scholarly books and /or journals. You are welcome to send your topic and the objective of your paper to your instructor by the end of the first week so that she/he may provide additional guidance. Notes Refereed papers are academic papers that were criticized and reviewed by experts before being published. More information can be found in http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/academic/sources/journals/index.htmlhttp://www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/~agraham/guides/guidec.shtml.

To find the academic articles that you need for your paper (at least one), go to the following full text databases in our library: Business Source Premier (EBSCO), Emerald Management Xtra, LexisNexis Academic, ProQuest Databases and ProQuestDissertations and Thesis. These databases are in http://library.nu.edu/FindResources/ResourceFinder.cfm. Databases have different sources or information, and you always have to combine them. Economists would say that databases are complements rather than substitutes, in other words, try more than one database. Short papers are nice pieces of art. Your paper will be evaluated not in terms of right/wrong but on rational coherence and quality of the argument.

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Macroeconomics IA on the news article Article link: Link: https://www.bankerafrica.net/en/home/articles/nigeria-cuts-key-rate-for-first-time-since-2015 Cut rates to 13.5% to 14% Monetary Policy:

Expansionary Topics: interest rates, inflation, Expansionary monetary policy Boost: economy and employment, Relationship between interest rates and inflation and it’s consequences Diagrams: Use National output diagrams and discuss the combined effect of expansionary monetary policy on inflation, economic growth and unemployment Evaluation: will include effectiveness of Monetary policy to take inflation and its further effects on unemployment, Economic Growth, impact on the consumers, producers and society in short term and long term. what macroeconomic theories can be used? Interest rates push AD to the right cost push or demand pull – inflation Diagrams: 1. change in monetary policy shifts ADI curve (explain) 2. AD/AS diagram showing effect of an interest rates cut – expansionary money policy Link to how to structure an IA: https://www.ibmastery.com/blog/how-to-structure-an-economics-ia uploaded file: Nigerias statement

Business Description In this section, you describe the firm’s “story”. What is their business/product, etc.? Are there multiple segments of the business? What is their industry? Is there something about their history that is important (founding, mergers, …)? What is their geographical coverage? Are there features about this company that sets it apart from the crowd? Typically (though there can be exceptions), discussion of management is not particularly special. This business description section will usually be quite short, but after reading it, an investor should know what this company does and have some idea about what you think is special about it (if anything). Industry Overview and Competitive Positioning In this section, you describe the industry for your target company. What does this industry do, what are major opportunities and risks to the industry (which will of course also affect your firm), and who are the major players? This is where you also discuss your target firm’s market share, and if they have any competitive advantage.