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will limit cultural expression - greater chance of reactions for globalization being violent in an attempt to preserve cultural heritage - greater risk of diseases being transported unintentionally between nations - spread of a materialistic lifestyle and attitude that sees consumption as the path to prosperity - international bodies like the World Trade Organization infringe on national and individual sovereignty - increase in the chances of civil war within developing countries and open

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Elizabeth both. Australia offers us an extraordinary culture that is rich in a real cultural identity. Initially with sports that are an important part of Australian culture. Mainly as surfing is over there a national sport "Down Under", if not a real lifestyle. Knowing that Australian virtually all live on the coasts. As cricket is like in many of the "Common Wealth" practically a religion in Australia, which has one of the world's best team. Cricket is played eleven against eleven and purpose and score

3. Socio-cultural factors The costumers’ expectations change according to the age, the gender, the social environment etc…Indeed, nowadays, people do not have time to do shopping because of work and want to enjoy their spare time. Busier lifestyles increased the demand for convenient foods/ ready meals. So, Tesco has taken into consideration all of this. Moreover, the UK population is becoming more and more older; the median age is 38.8 in 2005. So delivery service can be a strength to develop

provide opportunities for modifying and initiating business models. - Demand and consumers: Increasing overall costs will create challenges for health care services, however the demand will continue to expand, especially due to demographic and lifestyle changes. Moreover, patients will be better consumers, being better informed and more active in finding appropriate service providers and treatment; they may therefore participate more directly in the innovation process.

latest figures reveal they represent 100 to 247 million people. The forecasts predict that China could have over 600 million middle class citizens by 2015. Western businesses have to take into account these new consumers who aspire to a Western lifestyle (China’s car sales are skyrocketing, the Chinese luxury market represents 12% of the global demand, Chinese teenage girls listen to Avril Lavigne, and the dog and cat food sales doubled between 2003 and 2007). The emergence of the Chinese middle

Satchidananda made a speech to the hippies, also Country Joe MacDonald had to sing with the group The Fish and sang a famous song against the Vietnam War “I feel like I’m fixin’ To Die Rag”. The life on the fair was very rudimentary and a Hippy lifestyle: nudity, drugs, music, sex, solidarity, alcohol… . The second day was opened by a unknown group: The Quill then Santana and Janis Joplin then Creedence Clearwater Revival and finally well waited The Who. Jefferson Airplane who had to sing on

une dizaine d’années plus tard (en 1983), un logo Nike en or serti de diamants ainsi que des actions en bourse. Comme quoi, ils sont quand même sympa chez Nike... Dans les années 70/80s, le marketing était dominé par ce qu’on appellait le lifestyle. Les marques présentaient un univers idéal dans lequel le consommateur se projetait bien volontiers. Nike va réutiliser ce principe mais en y ajoutant des valeurs bien précises. Donc les valeurs de Nike : liberté, spontanéité, dépassement, individualisme

annual income per capita – 2007 data 21 b. Consumer expenditures and savings levels 22 c. FDI: Foreign Direct Investments 24 d. Economic Freedom 26 e. Global risks and vulnerabilities 28 Synthesis of global indicators 32 2. Consumer lifestyles 32 II- Entry Strategy 35 III- Business partners 37 Part III 39 a. Global analysis of demand 40 b. Analysis of Israeli Demand 42 c. Conclusion about demand 43 II- Competitive analysis 44 a. 5 Forces of Porter 44 b. Two

years. SOCIAL FACTORS At a time of new telecommunications technologies, everyone needs internet and mobile phones, which is essential for a successful social integration within a group of friends. To be fashion, follow the trend, and because lifestyles have changed, the mobile phone can track everything that it want in real time (friends, news, work) in an environment as fast as today. People spend more and more of time on internet, which explains the increase in sales over the internet. According