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Usually most people would suggest doing your own homework, but with more colorful words. My hardest class was literature btw.
reading it now... feels like a lot of areas need citation, the salmon over fishing, you dont just know that... whered you read it, or was that whole paragraph from a single source? a few sentences seem to run on,
[FONT="]Many companies are using the same techniques of buying in bulk to give pass its savings to its customers[/FONT]
wtf?
it just reads like BLAH... probably how i write too, but that's how it reads... choppy, blah, meh. perhaps D material...
I don't know about your school, but my school has a writing center. You can take your essay and somebody (another student who is good at writing) will walk through it with you.
sorry, i forgot to take it off from a previous draft
In conclusion I feel(unless you can't use first person) Wal-Mart is an unfair target for criticism. This push for inexpensive products has led other companies to resort to drastic cost cutting methods, such as those used by Wal-Mart. (Reich, 2005) It is easy to point the blame at Wal-Mart because it is often the best at doing what other companies are also trying to accomplish(that needs explanation, elaborate). All of this comes from the pressure of customers(I prefer consumers) seeking bargains and sales. Countless number of internet shoppers will simply look for the cheapest item (Reich, 2005). Companies will then seek all possible methods to cut costs, even if it resorts to damaging the environment.