Countries with high death rates and relatively low fertility rates and birth rates may face a risk of population decline. We explore through data visuals that developed countries have lower death rate than do developing countries. We understand...
Child labor and association to poverty
What is child labor? By definition is it any type of employment that prevents children from their childhood and dignity, and/or could be harmful to their physical or mental wellbeing. Using the data collected from around the world and presented in the WDIData.csv I...
Lebanon Economic Crisis
Our topic of discussion is the Lebanese economic crisis which started by end of year 2019 with a total collapse of the public sector services and the dramatical currency devaluation which continues till today where the lebanese lira devaluated by almost 20 times since...
Women in Leadership
Introduction In this day and age, women are still vastly underrepresented at the top of business organizations, and also in the roles that lead to the top, progress has been slow even stalled over the last decade. Women should be empowered to walk up to senior...
Relating GDP & R&D to Mortality Rate In Our World
Diseases have always been a main driver behind the increase in mortality rate at a global stage with variations in its indulgence and impact among different countries. Many of these diseases are chronic, incurable diseases such as: cancer, diabetes and many more that...
Kuwait, one of the world’s richest countries is becoming unlivable
You may be questioning yourself; how can one of the richest countries in the world like Kuwait become unlivable? With a country of a small size like Kuwait, the amount of Co2 emissions is making the air polluted hence hard to live in. As per the World Data Index,...
CO2 Emissions Can Still be Controlled
CO2 emission is a major cause of climate change. It is the reason behind the increase in fires, flooding and extreme weather conditions. It is a major reason behind the increase in repository diseases and lung cancer....
CO2 Emissions & Global Warming
There is no doubt that global warming is one of the biggest challenges facing humanity, however correlation does not imply causation. Human activities have likely increased atmospheric carbon dioxide, which is a significant factor in global warming. Carbon dioxide...
Renewable Energy in the Arab World
With energy and power issues weighing on our daily lives as Lebanese people, we find ourselves constantly engaging in discussions around the topic of lack of electricity, leading to the inevitable “Did you switch to solar power?”...
I AM ON OILS…💧
Contributor: Mazen Eid Introduction " I AM ON OILS " the funniest statement I ever heard for the first time in my life. The story goes back to 2016 when I was visiting my cousins in the US, I was feeling a bit unwell post my trip from New York due to change of...
Social Media Marketing
Contributors: Karim Ahmad, Razane Hani, Sara Kaddoura, Mohanad Rifai, Wassim Radwan, Ghida Raydan Social media is defined by its interactivity, connectedness, and user-generated content. In today’s society, the use of social media has become a necessary daily...
Netflix inc. Raising Awareness or Capitalizing on Social Injustice?
Contributors: Abdel Rahman Al Estwani, Sara Al Nesany, Lea El Halabi, Nour El Saadi, Hadi Sleiman, Charles Wakim Netflix is today’s world's leading streaming entertainment service. With very humble beginnings, Netflix grew enough to successfully overcome Blockbuster....
The Educational Equity in Lebanon: A Right or a Privilege?
Contributors: Bothaina Amro, Serge Boyajian, Nora Chidiac, Majd El Masri, Zainab Hodroj, Lea Zaarour The Lebanese economic crisis has affected the country on all levels: Financial, industrial, commercial, and educational. Education is an important metric to measure a...
Food Insecurity in Lebanon
Contributors: Sara Ramadan, Jana El Oud, Wael El Aridi, Mohammad Mohsen, Mahdi Mohammad, Amir Bazzi Food insecurity, described as a situation in which a household suffers from disruption of food intake or of eating patterns given limited funds and other...
Lebanon: The Crisis & The Opportunities
Rafic Srouji, Lara Zbibo, Anas Sidani, Dima Daouk, Ziad Moghabghab, Celine Kabbara As MSBA students, we are used to working with data daily, we are accustomed to hearing about its importance and how it holds the answers to any question we might have. We didn’t...
Impact of Lebanon’s Economic Collapse on the Lebanese Population
Featured Image Courtesy of: albawaba.com Contributors in Alphabetical Order: Nour El-Habhab Salem Grayzi Antoine Rahal Bahige Saab Ziad Shehab Mahmoud Yaghmour Lebanon has been living one of the worst economic crises that a country has lived in the modern era....
The Government of Peru: Poverty and Social Safety
Peru's Poverty & EvidencePoverty, it is a well-known topic that you have definitely heard of, worked on or even know someone who struggles from its conditions. Well, poverty have different categories and is linked with many stressful life situations, some of those...
Climate Change: The Crisis of our time
"People hate to think about bad things happening, so they underestimate their likelihood." what would you do if you know life might go extinct before 2070? you would probably not believe, yet it is actually very very true. According to many experts, if no serious...