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The difference between the mass market retailing in Morocco and in foreign countries General introduction…………………………………………………………..2 First part: the sector of the mass market retailing 1- Definition…………………………………………………………………….2 2- History and development…………………………………………………...2 3- The big players in the world………………………………………………..3 4- The big players in morocco…………………………………………………4 Second part: the difference between the mass market retailing in morocco and in foreign countries

Business Policy The SWOT Analysis SEPHORA In this SWOT analysis, we chose the company Sephora because its situation seems perfect for this kind of study. We will first tell you about the brand and the company; then we will proceed to the SWOT analysis by pointing out the: - Strengths Weaknesses -Opportunities Threats Our work will end with the strategies to develop according to the SWOT. The presentation: Sephora is a chain of stores specialized in cosmetics

Actually, this SME is only present on the Japanese market. Face some difficulties, elecdyne wishes to adopt an internationalization of business strategy . However, in a globalized economic context, more and more unstable and complex, it is important to study the economic environment of Elecdyne to identify future challenges and opportunities we will face. In this sense, we will first identify and analyze key trends that will affect the global electronics market in the next years, and therefore that will

holidays…’ Complete / Circle the right answers / Cross out the wrong answers Author: Bernard Walsh / David Lodge / Sistine Chapel Source: an extract (an excerpt=a passage) from a novel / a short story / a magazine / a travel catalogue Type of narrative: a monologue / a dialogue / a conversation / a soliloquy Topic = Subject : ____________________________________________________________ The setting: on a plane / in an airport / in a camping-site Destination: the USA / Honolulu / Hawaii /

What is the most desirable level of pollution? The American economist Simon Kuznets thought that the economic growth contributed to increase social inequalities and ecological damages at first, but that then it created the conditions of a continuous social and environmental progress. An optimism contradicted by the facts for twenty years. Already, in 1972, in a report being entitled The Limits to Growth, the Club of Rome questioned, for the first time, the virtues of the growth. This study carried

The theme developed on the document is the following one: the distance from salary between men and women. Wage difference between men and women is the theme developed in this document. Through the document several interpretations can be made. These charts describe two points. 1 First of all, we notice that the full-time workers doesn’t stop decreasing. First of all, the line chart shows that the average female wage as a percentage of the male wage tends to decrease. Then, the curve concerning

What is the economic basis of consumer culture? An economic crisis is mainly due to the slowdown of the economic activities of the different countries. Since 2007, a financial and economic crisis has affected the world. This crisis started in the United States to spread later to other world economies. We have to witness to a high indebtedness in United States (Financial Time, 21.10.09, p.13: a crisis in search of a narrative). At first we will see the historic context of the financial and economic

in our Late Summer 2004 catalog Near the headquarters of Patagonia, on the central coast of California, the Chumash Nation enjoyed a good life for thousands of years. They lived in small villages and possessed fur blankets, intricate baskets and soapstone pots decorated with shells. They painted elaborate abstracts in mountain caves. In every village were game-playing fields and sacred buildings. Almost every day, most Chumash enjoyed a cleansing sweat in the village temescal. In each village was

sports events and the passion that people had for sports. Writing a pamphlet against sports with such unfairness is revolting. Hitchens did not notice any good effects of sports in his article. He focused only on the negative sports events to argue that it “bring out the worst in human nature” (below the title), and is entertaining people from more important subjects such as global warming, economical crisis, and wars. Hitchens begins by giving the example of “the bus carrying the national soccer

1 Explain the macro environmental factors that are relevant to the car industry. Identify the opportunities and threats that have been identified for this business sector. Identifying countries and products were potential growth is predicted and why. 2 The automobile industry is one of the sectors which was the most affected by the crisis. Its macro environment reveals the factors that it does not control, and brings to light opportunities and threats. However, various countries represent