Demographic economics

Hong Kong, a global city with abundant opportunities, attracts many people from all around the world. Due to so many different cultures coexisting, Hong Kong has become a diverse city. This phenomenon is reflected in the education sector in Hong Kong. Although 95% of population is still Hong Kong Chinese, more and more diverse students from different ethnic backgrounds arrive in Hong Kong to study resulting in a multicultural classroom environment (McInerney, 2010). Some researchers raise…

The external influences include demographics (such as age, gender, race, location), economics, social factors or technological changes and these influences helps marketers to set a trends. The internal influence: attitudes, beliefs and values reflects feelings about the product. These influences can result brand…

various stakeholders such as suppliers of raw materials, employees, tax obligation and debts owed to the financial institutions. Distributed profit represents the earning source of the business owner (Saxena 2009). The section of the earnings not distributed as interests, taxes or wages remains within the organization to fund the available investment opportunities. Maximizing profit tend to be the core objective of any business entity. Indeed, it is not an easy task for the firm’s leadership to…

According to the CII-IMRB report, as a result of the economic slowdown in 2013 has impacted the luxury market to a certain extent but by mid-2014 the market is expected to revive and continue its growth trajectory and grow at nearly 17 per cent in the year. India is no stranger to the concept of luxury although the extremes of wealth, historically, were empowered to a few. After that followed liberalization, after which took place explosive economic growth and the country witnessed…

around issues such as labor, the environment, various rights and identities. Habermas develops a set of ideas about how dynamics associated with democracy and civil society might address these issues. Pick an instance of social, environmental or economic conflict and then apply Habermas’ thinking to that issue. While you should frame your argument by building on Habermas be sure to develop or critique that frame by drawing on other authors. The objective of this paper is to address…

Gopal Hariyani PRN: 20 Project and Infrastructure Finance Project Report On Sports Equipment Manufacturing Unit Project Identification: Generation of Ideas 1. SWOT Analysis Strength: 1. A New Unit – Starting from the scratch, will enable us to install the latest and the most upgraded machines, though it is a labour intensive project during the beginning period. Installing the latest machinery will drive the per-unit cost and other overhead expenses down to the minimum and…

operates the way it does we are going to analyze the environment of the business in which the firm operates. The performance of the company is not affected only by its particular actions but it changes depending on different factors such as: The demographic structure: The population is rising nearly 77 million people per year, at a rate of 1.15 % per year; it is over 6.9 billion people. The five most populated countries are: China (1.3 billion), India (1.2 billion), United States (311 million),…

model. The Business & Management Review, Vol 4. Lekprayura, S. (2012). Brand Equity and Factors Affecting Consumer’s Purchase Intention towards Luxury Brands in Bangkok Metropolitan Area. International Journal of Social, Behavioral, Educational, Economic, Business and Industrial Engineering, Vol. 6, 2620-2625. Muhammad Irfan Tariq, M. R. (2013). Customer Perceptions about Branding and Purchase Intention: A Study of FMCG in an Emerging Market. Journal of Basic and Applied Scientific Research,…

Similarly, Butler and Lees’ “Super-gentrification in Barnsbury, London” explains how international firms can become involved in the local markets of other nations when conditions in said local markets are adjusted in a way that favors foreign firms. The authors state, “In the 1990s, because deregulation had been insufficient to invigorate the rather conservative British finance houses, these firms were taken over, largely by foreign, mainly US-based financial mega-players – this led to large…

China as the second largest economic power in the world currently is facing a dilemma- development or environment? Since the late 1970s, China’s rapid economic development has been accompanied by environmental problems especially pollution and also resource constraints. Thus, it is a challenge for China to resolve and balance both development and environment due to its unique demography and terrain. The study focuses on the development needs and the importance of the environment in the case of…