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    technology from written language, government to man-made objects are merely the product of culture (anthro.palomar.edu). Artifacts discovered are the reflection of the knowledge and skills of the culture. Without a knowledge of the culture the use of discovered artifacts have little meaning. Observing the culture first hand allows for a better understanding of reciprocity process, market system, kinship, and artifacts. Choosing a location would be more difficult than anticipated. A simple store would lack variation. The concept choose a location that offered more than one sells option. The ethnography site I chose is Casey’s General Store with a build in restaurant, on…

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    (2002) conducted a similar study with food sharing among the Meriam people. These researchers had quite a few hypotheses, but their primary concern was whether the Meriam engaged in risk reduction reciprocity through food sharing. They predicted that the size of the harvest, risk of free riders, and contingency would contribute to the Meriam’s desire and essential, need to enact risk reduction reciprocity strategies. However, Bliege Bird et al. (2002) found that only harvest size truly impacted…

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    The fish living in the water would want to learn and understand more about the unknown like Anthropologists who more commonly researching other countries culturally. This relates to the etic method and its concepts and how ideas are studied through an outsider point of view. The fish is studying the outside and not really looking on this inside of its “culture.” The emic method is one where the cultural studies are defined in terms of an individual who lives within a culture which is opposite of…

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    explanation or causality of the complex Intermarket relationships. Moreover, these methods like neural networks and manual or automated technical analysis assume a fixed relationship and do not accommodate well to the ever changing dynamics in the global economy and the change in the relationships (divergence/decoupling) between these four markets. Many factors influence the change in the relationships between these markets, among them Geo-political factors. In “Intermarket Analysis and…

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    Relationship between Financial Development and Economic Growth Financial growth is the change in the financial system regarding size and structure. Nonetheless, financial deepening expresses the share of the money supply of national income, and it becomes a standard of economic development and financial instrument variety (Saltoglu, 1998). Mercan and Gocer (2012) work on the panel data analysis using the annual data for the period from 1989 to 2010. They establish that the impact of financial…

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    assess how successful their operations are. This is called a competitor analysis. It helps a business to catch up in area where competitors may be seen as stronger. In the case of OrotonGroup its competitor analysis linked directly with its product analysis. OrotonGroup during the 1990’s failed to identify trends and therefore struggled to compete with businesses that attracted a younger…

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    Introduction: It is very much essential that an organization is curved by the strategic management plan and process to bring future growth in the business in terms of global market insight and profitability of the specific organization. The systematic and formative analysis of the factors and steps incorporated with the external environment of the organization as well as the internal environment give it a boost to strategize marketing and management plan in easier way. In this case study, the…

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    In the articles The Female Labour Market in London in the Late Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries by Peter Earle and Segmentation in the Pre-Industrial Labour Market: Women’s Work in the Dutch Textile Industry 1581-1810 by Elise Van Nederveen Meerkerk, both Earle and Meerkerk utilize various methodologies in order to analyze and draw conclusions on of their distinct queries. The two articles introduce diverse pieces of information involving the role of women in the workforce during…

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    account for the economic inadequacies which date back to the establishment of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. These theories vary from the monarchies abuse of power to disunity of the numerous African nations. Walter Rodney, who earned his PhD in African History at School of Oriental and African Studies in London, England, was a Marxist historian. His research supported the idea that “European capitalism was the primary agent in Africa’s underdevelopment.” ¹ Rodney believed that Africa was in a…

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    External Business Environment for Footwear External Business Environment for Footwear Business To study the external business environment, I need to study both the Macro environment and the micro environment. In Macro environment we will do PESTEL analysis and in Micro environment I need to study our customers, competitors, suppliers, bankers, creditors and shareholders. Macro Environment It’s basically a framework used for scanning and analyzing business external macro environment by…

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