nor do most other first world countries. We are all, almost to the point of danger, interdependent.Statelessness goes back to the new management paradigm and chaos theory. In the last ten years, companies have undergone drastic changes. General Motors now uses automobiles as a mean of making profits on fincancing interest. They are now essential in the banking industry. When a company is less centralized and more dynamic, you may never have the same day twice, in theory. This company is stateless, compared to the warehouse, where the employees have been doing essentially the same exact thing for 10+ years.4.Yes. If the corporations forecast a loss of money, they will adapt. I would hypothesize that certain practices are taken as a trade-off to the maximum liability for a related irresponsible action. If there is no ceiling for liability, I think that these big corporations would be much more cautious in their procedure, especially those which may pose a risk to the environment.However, to implement such legislation, it must be done gradually, yet steadily, to ensure that oil production is not halted. 99% of environmentalists are 100% dependent on oil, as is the rest of the population. Extreme legislation, implemented too quickly would be more immediately detrimental to human beings that deterioration of the environment. It is important to know that current practices will also lead to the pre-mature extinction of humans at some point in time. Therefore, we must find a middle ground.5.Strengths- Scenic location, good education with qualified staff, affordable price for in-state residentsWeaknesses- Overshadowed by university centers such as SUNY Albany and SUNY Binghamton, reputation as a drug school, remote location, medium level school, “Well, it’s not Harvard.”, Opportunities- Increased local population, i.e. Rockland and Orange counties, increased national enrollment, vast market for local people lookin...
