The answer depends on the kind of people they are because I haven't experienced what a solider is like first hand.
I would be guessing like any person recognition for their efforts could boost morale because to be told that what you did was viewed as worthy and good is a pretty great feeling.
Another way would be to provide feedback. Personally when I receive feedback that is achievable that makes me want to work even harder to meet their expectations.
The last thing I suggest is letting them have fun at times when what they were doing is finished this kind of positive environment will not only boost their morale but also make them feel happy.
Andrew Carnegie was one of the most successful businessmen and most recognized philanthropists in history. He promoted the participation of the United States in the industry being the pioneering of the Age of Steel.
His steel empire produced the raw materials that built the infrastructure of the United States due to he produced the steel to make machinery and transportation possible throughout the nation.
The is sell because it make sense and u ready did that question at school and got it right
Capitalism is a way of thinking that said that as a whole, individual make better and more well-informed decisions than governments. And given a free choice, people will make good decisions on what they buy. These decisions ultimately reward businesses that provide the right products and services while dooming those that provide lousy services and products since these businesses compete against each. So under capitalism, it is individual choice that determines the winners and losers in the market, and on the whole, it's the winners (the good businesses) that stay around in the long term.
Marxism was a way of thinking that basically thought that capitalism ultimately resulted in businesses becoming increasingly larger and oppressive, and they would ultimately concentrate wealth to a fortunate few, who would essentially enslave all others. Ultimately, Marxism believes, that capitalism results in mass exploitation and oppression, and preached that the only way for all people to benefit was by violently overthrowing their capitalistic masters.
Capitalism is a way of thinking that said that as a whole, individual make better and more well-informed decisions than governments. And given a free choice, people will make good decisions on what they buy. These decisions ultimately reward businesses that provide the right products and services while dooming those that provide lousy services and products since these businesses compete against each. So under capitalism, it is individual choice that determines the winners and losers in the market, and on the whole, it's the winners (the good businesses) that stay around in the long term.
Marxism was a way of thinking that basically thought that capitalism ultimately resulted in businesses becoming increasingly larger and oppressive, and they would ultimately concentrate wealth to a fortunate few, who would essentially enslave all others. Ultimately, Marxism believes, that capitalism results in mass exploitation and oppression, and preached that the only way for all people to benefit was by violently overthrowing their capitalistic masters.
I would say D. is the right answer.
