Potential for the use of Hydraulic FracturingHydraulic fracturing is the process that includes recovering or collecting the natural gas from the deep formations of the shale. It creates some fissures or fractures in the rocks in order to permit the gases to penetrate into the rocks. This is not like drilling. Once the drilling is done in the rocks, the gases are sent through the holes. Previously, Northern Ireland has worked on this process of…

The Human Capital and Signalling Models of Education ChoiceIn current, education models are becoming more popular in the area of economics. The human capital and signalling models are some major examples of these education models. These education models play a major role to improve the knowledge and skills of learners about the economics, labor markets, and social benefits. The Human capital model is one of the most important education models …

Academics for AcademicsA recognized and popular Non-Governmental Organization or NGO namely Academics For Academics or A4A has the head office in Sydney and its branch office in Singapore. The funds of all the activities projects of this particular organization mainly come from public donations (Fleischmann et al. 2014). They do not sponsor any money from themselves. This non-governmental organization has a team of total ten staff members. The…

Brief Overview of the micro and macro environment of University of MelbourneManagers occupy an important position in a company or organization. It is the managers, upon whom lies the responsibility to ensure the efficient execution of the business activities. Along with this, the managers are expected to provide sufficient trainings to the employees for the upgradation of their preconceived skills, expertise and knowledge on basic management…

NegligenceAt the onset, the tort of negligence underpins the concept of product liability which has been depicted by the default in the design or manufacturing thereby causing injuries to the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 users (Carroll v Fearon, 1999). In tort law, in an action of negligence an individual must has satisfy three key requirements for such a claim to be claim to be regarded as complete (Grant v Australian Knitting Mills, 1936). It is para…