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Critical thinking 
1. 
Find a website that has information about the culture of a specific country. Write about an 
element that Coca-Cola should consider in its business in this country. 
2. 
Visit the website of another popular American manufacturer and find out about its 
international operations. Write about the basis of the company's efforts in serving the world's 
culturally diverse customers. Describe your work with multiple images on the website. 
The occurrence of unemployment 
Every day, people cross the border from Mexico to the United States in hopes of finding work. 
Some enter legally, but most enter illegally and violate federal laws. The United States has an 
illegal immigration problem. The root causes of this problem are competition for jobs, terrorism, 
and trafficking in illegal substances. There is also the problem of the cost of education and access 
to medical care. Cities and states affected by illegal immigration are proposing legislation to 
regulate the legal status of residents and the entry of illegal workers. Research the issue and prepare 
to argue for both sides of the issue. 

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Two or three participants from each team must collect information about the problem to defend 
their opinion. Teams are allowed to bring prepared materials with them. Each participant is given 
a piece of paper that can be used during the preparation and demonstration process. 15 minutes 
before the demonstration, the teams choose to explain the positive or negative side of the problem. 
Then the teams are given 15 minutes to complete their preparations. The duration of each 
demonstration should not be less than 5 minutes. Based on the oral demonstrations, the judges will 
conduct a question-and-answer session for the demonstrator to defend his opinion for 5 minutes. 
Authority 
Accountants, journalists, restaurant supervisors and engineers are the sectors with the most jobs in 
the government. More than 18 million people are employed in central, city and regional agencies. 
As you can see, government is the largest employer in the US economy. Sixty percent of federal 
workers hold management, business, finance, and professional positions. Although business and 
government jobs require the same training, some government jobs require special training. Food 
production authorities and responsible persons need relevant scientific and practical experiences 
in their areas. Increases in job opportunities in some central agencies are largely masked by slower 
growth in other central sectors. Despite the increased demand for services offered by local 
authorities and the city, the working class remains affected by economic conditions and taxes. 
Government employees are influenced by the budget situation and management established by 
legal entities.