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par la crise immobilière, continuent à en perdre au troisième trimestre. Partie 2 : Expression écrite en Anglais Question 1: What are the advantages and disadvantages of malls and shopping centres ? Can you think of other types of outlets and channels of distribution where consumers can buy? Malls and shopping centres have several advantages and disadvantages. Indeed, positive points related to these trades are the followings: First of all, for consumers, the multitude of choices among shops

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un risque de confusion dans l’esprit du client qui voit cette annonce, et que ce client peut être trompé par l’annonce. Weston peut aussi mettre en avant le fait qu’il y a utilisation de sa notoriété (vu la qualité des chaussures) par la société Shopping epinions international qui utilise le mot-clé Weston pour rediriger vers des annonces commerciales concernant le site shopping.com. De plus, il y a apparition du mot-clé Weston dans l’annonce alors qu’il n’y a pas de chaussures de la marque Weston

(219 mots) Partie 2 : a)-The Advantage of malls and shoppings centres is that we can find everything we want in one place so it is very convenient and easy to find what you want . We don't need to move from store to store (everything is on the spot) . There is a wide range of products (in width and in depth). The second advantage is that the products are cheaper than in small shops. -The main disadvantage of malls and shopping centres is that we spend more time inside. Indeed, as there

majority of products being in the shopping cart were not planned on the purchase list. Indeed, parents leave the supermarket with much more objects that envisaged. If children want absolutely make their parents buy while they are shopping, that's because of the products placement in the lower shelves. In fact, retailers intentionally place the objects at the eye-level of kids in order to interest them. That's why the two researchers advise to seat the child in the shopping cart where he'll be in front

multinationals and foreign retailers are present and more are expected to enter, but still have limited market coverage • Level of retail saturation • Competition is intensifying. Pressure on margins • Store format diversity, new concepts, modern retailing (Shopping Malls, Retail parks and hypermarkets • Labour cost increase, shortage of unskilled workforce Understanding the Local Business Environment • Unreliable official data: unemployment, disposable income, etc. • Differences in business environment

actuel. * L'Accro du shopping, tome 1 : Confessions d'une accro du shopping de Sophie Kinsella. Becky Bloomwood, une jeune Londonienne de 25 ans, est une accro du shopping : chaussures, accessoires, maquillage... Rien ne peut arrêter sa fièvre acheteuse. Pas même son effrayant découvert. Pourtant, elle va devoir s'amender un peu si elle veut espérer sortir de la drôle de spirale dans laquelle elle s'est fourrée... * L'Accro du shopping, tome 2 : L'accro du shopping à Manhattan de Sophie

Problem 19 Social Media vs Social Commerce: Solving the “Does My Butt Look Big in This?” Problem 20 Social Commerce | Using Social Intelligence to Make Smart Shopping Decisions 20 “A wise man learns by the experience of others; a fool, by his own” Social Commerce | Using Social Intelligence to Make Smart Shopping Decisions 21 Social Commerce | Emerging Trends 22 Emerging Social Commerce Trend 1 Beyond E-Commerce - O2S (Online 2 Store / LBS) 23 Emerging Social

monde du shopping et jouit d’une renommée internationale grâce à ses centres commerciaux gigantesques et ses souks populaires. Le shopping à Dubaï constitue l’une des distractions préférées des touristes. La ville attire un grand nombre de visiteurs désirant faire du shopping, qu'ils viennent des pays voisins ou d’autres régions plus lointaines, telles que l’Europe de l’Est, l’Afrique et le sous-continent indien. Chaque année pendant un mois, Dubaï vit à l’heure du carnaval alors que le Shopping Festival

– a shop, a street market or, more and more frequently these days, online shopping website on the Internet or other computer networks. So, Internet made it easier to buy and sell all categories of products or services. This interaction is called electronic commerce. The beginning of electronic commerce was in 1994 when the German company Intershop created the first online shopping system, then in 1995 Amazon online shopping site was launched, and in 1996 eBay was released. Office for National Statistics