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    B) Target Marketing Target marketing is focused to identify the potential customers and apply suitable targeting strategy and makes and maintains a marketing mix specifically designed to satisfy or fulfil the needs of group members or target customer.  Single-segmentation concentration  Selecting specialization  Product Specialization 1) Target Market Characteristics  Buyers with common needs and demand: When potential customers prefer to buy more organic food then it leads to increase…

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    Americans because they couldn’t get jobs and they weren’t treated right. A lot of times they were met with violence even though they were doing non-violent acts. On February 1st, 1960, four African Americans sat down at the lunch counter inside the Woolworth store to protest racial segregation. They will sit down quietly and wait to be served. There was no violence involved with this protest. Not did they know this event was one…

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    The first key feature is authorization, this makes managers accountable for their actions/spending and helps prevent fraud in an organisation (Atrill, McLaney, 2011). For an organisation it is important to make the right choice between a centralised control of the budget, where the organisations overall aspirations are at the heart of any decision making, or to delegate the responsibility to subordinates who will have a better understanding of their local environment. Usually a mixture of…

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    company. Woolworths and Coles are a prime example of perfect competitors. On June 26 2015 a survey was given out to find out what people rated both stores. Overall the survey showed that that Woolworths came out to be a 5.7/10 while Coles was a 7.1/10, the highest it has ever been. The survey asked them who had the best on-shelf availability, quality of fresh food, in-store compliance, store presentation, staff, pricing and value for money. In all those categories Coles beat Woolworths every…

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    GM foods as a solution According to the United Nations about 21 000 people die each day due to hunger or hunger related problems. With genetically modified foods we will be able to increase the yield of crops in hunger stricken countries, improve their resistance to diseases and insects and increase their nutritional value. Advantages disadvantages of GM foods Some advantages of genetically modified foods include: a higher yield of crops per hectare, this means that we put a lesser strain on…

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    to campaign for freedom. To some extent I do agree that peaceful protest was responsible for the successes of the civil rights movement as shown in the Greensboro sit-ins in 1960. In this event four black students refused to leave the all-white Woolworths cafeteria when asked. The black students here were violated and insulted at and at one point whites poured food all over a black and white student but still the students had resisted. Moreover the peaceful protest was effectively used here as…

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    This has caused Woolworths and Coles to slash prices as well to remain competitive. One could argue that ALDI is borderline engaging in predatory pricing. This is a tactic where a company slashes prices so low, often, below their marginal cost, to drive other companies out…

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    Aldi Research Paper

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    add some healthy competition to South Australia, Given Coles and Woolworths have monopolized the market in South Australia forever. Customers have said that they hope that smaller supermarket chains such as food land or other small businesses don’t suffer by the introduction of Aldi in South…

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    introduced themselves into quite a niche category, consequently to this their competition is quite minimal. One competitive factor that effects them is the competition between retailers or supermarkets, an example of this is the duopoly between Coles and Woolworths. The two supermarket giants are in a constant war, competing with both facilities and prices. As their prices become increasingly competitive the profits of which the growers gain significantly decrease. The supply and demand for each…

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    These students walked into a Woolworth and wanted to order lunch. The manager refused to serve them because they were black. He advised they leave, but the four black students did not move. Police was called to the scene, but could not take any action because it was a peaceful protest…

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