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because they are usually made to appeal to large immigrant audience through a universal and entertainment – oriented style, which makes it simpler for diverse international audiences to accept these films, and hence making them have more authority and control over world markets. Apart from the American films, the production of U.S television programs which also take power over the world market, by the MPAA (motion picture association of America), which gives U.S the benefit of an existing international

mainly in the industrial sector. However, rapidly the lack of labour was felt to be a problem and workers started to immigrate in Sweden to participate to the economic development of the Swedish industry. As for the immigration of Swedes in the USA, it seems that this had been influenced by economic factors. Since 1950s, immigration has played a major role in the economic development of Sweden. However, the link between economic development and immigration hasn’t been so obvious later on.

approach by understanding the strategies of their business competitors, and how to formulate and execute successful marketing strategies against them. Marketing is war. To success over the competition, it's not enough to target customers. They must take aim at their competitors and be prepared to defend their own territory from would-be attackers at all times. Marketing warfare gives managers the best tactics defensive, offensive, flanking, and guerrilla. As we said before, a successful company

Zumo – The Energy drink Zumospa is a Spanish company, based in Valencia. It products food and drinks, and more precisely Zumo, a sport drink. Zumo represents 30 million euros, so 30% of Zumospa’s turnover. Zumo is a Spain product, and the company wants to promove it in Europe, to develop the market. Zumo is an energy drink, which contains caffeine, vitamins and glucose. The target of its product is fitness-conscious people, especially sportsmen and women between 20 and 45 years. We are marketing

earthquake in Kobe and the gas attack in Tokyo changed purchasing behaviors and priority purchases. However, the Japanese society is characterized by high consumerism, and women are especially affected by this phenomenon. In a society where it is complicated to express one’s self or to find a husband, women have concentrated on their work and hobbies. What do women like the most? Of course, they like doing shopping. Even if women remain the core target, there are also other customers’

less famous brand better than women. The knowledge of the famous brands (Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe and Piaget) increase with the age, but decrease with the incomes and the prosperity. • For the social statut, Patek Philippe, et Audemars Piguet take the first position. 2. Rolex and Patek Philippe comparaisons 1. Brand origins ROLEX was founded by Hans wilsdorf. This latter entered the world of swiss watchmaking at a time when the pocket watch was the order of the day. He began to dream

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Besides, it considers the advantages and disadvantages of the implementation of a sales website in a firm. A HTTP is a program that implements HTTP protocol (HyperText Transfer Protocol). It is running continously on the computer while waiting for any user interacts with it through a web browser ( Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape...). Upon receiving a request, HTTP server replies through a HTML script where the website is coded. The code is interpreted by the browser and it is shown

Like it or not, you are a negotiator. Whether in family or business dealings, people reach many decisions through negotiation. You haggle with the cattle buyer for an acceptable price for your steers. You discuss with farm help the wages you are willing to pay them and the quality of work you expect in return. You dicker with the equipment salesman for a new piece of machinery. And you negotiate the terms of your latest operating note with your lender. Negotiation is a fact of life. In fact, it occurs

imposed by both regulators and the marketplace, organizations now find themselves having to conform to a bewildering number of management standards. One of the first major international standards to come on the scene was ISO 9001 (quality management). It was followed by ISO 14001 (environmental management). Now there are standards for occupational health and safety (OHSAS 18001), financial management (Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404), risk management (AS 4360), social responsibility (SA 8000), sustainable