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    Distribution System – Export pricing is substantially determined by the channels of distribution chose by the exporters (Cavusgil 1988, Mühlbacher et al 1999). Their finding is consistent with that of Stöttinger (2001) that the decision to standardize or adapt the port pricing strategy depends on the channels of distribution selected by the exporters. Sousa and Bradley (2009) find that the degree of price adaptation is considerably influenced by the level of similarity in the distribution…

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    3. Exhaustion of the sugar agro-export model The sugar industry was for many years the key player of the national economy, where most of the investment and credit were concentrated and where most foreign exchange and tax revenues were generated. If production and sugar prices raised much, there were enough foreign exchange to import consumer goods for the population and inputs and techniques for businesses. In turn, the bank recovered loans and the government raised its revenue. In other words,…

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    mysteriously begin to disappear and reindeer by the dozen are found dead, everyone starts to come to terms this isn't the Santa and his elves that we've always pictured. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale was a honorable film to the Christmas Horror genre, unlike most that involve a psychopath murder going after naughty people. Rare Exports had a genuine story that leads to marvelous things yet in the ending had me jaw dropped. Amusing scares that had me suprised, with great cinemtagrophy of…

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    The export of American culture has had a negative effect on the cultures and societies that adapt to the American ways.The effects are negative, mainly due to the fact that American culture and societies are always changing. Because of the constant need for change and something better, Americans are perceived as the world's “problem”. Thomas L. Friedman’s document, The Revolution is U.S., states that America is to blame for globalization. Friedman also makes the comment that because many…

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    Imagine going to work just like any other day and finding out that you will soon be without a job. This is the reality that many Americans are waking up to every day. In the article, Penalize Companies that Export Jobs, author Michael Riordan explores this issue. Mr. Riordan is an MIT educated physicist and a former employee of the corporation that is highlighted in the article. The article outlines the plans of Carrier Corporation, to move its production facility from Indianapolis Indiana to…

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    The Unsustainability of Export-Led Economy In the past decades, China’s exports have increased twice as fast as the world trade, making China the largest exporter worldwide. After examining the contribution of exports to growth since the early 2000’s, Akyüz (2011) points out that approximately one-third of Chinese growth before the global financial crisis of 2007 was a result of exports. With a sharp drop in its exports after the financial crisis, Akyüz doubts whether or not China can return…

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    Peru’s Agricultural Export Opportunities in the US Market Singapore Introduction Singapore, also referred to as the Republic of Singapore is one of the top-ranked island countries in Southeast Asia. The main territory of Singapore includes a main island that is diamond-shaped as well as over 60 smaller islets (Singapore, 2010). Singapore is an agile and high potential location for financial hubs, global commerce, and transportation hubs. According to the World Bank, Singapore is considered as…

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    4. What did the Supreme Court say about the powers of the President to act in the national interest in the cases of United States v. Curtiss-Wright Export Corp. and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. v. Sawyer? The U.S Constitution gives the executive branch and its head, the President, many enumerated powers to carry out the functions of governance. Those functions include the execution and enforcement of law, war powers, the power of veto, and the ability to act as a representative of the United…

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    While majority of toys are safe, some can pose serious risk for children. Regrettably, a majority of recalled products are in response to child related incidents; for instance, in 2014 an estimated 251,800 toy-related injuries were treated in emergency rooms nationwide-- 73% to children younger than 15 years of age while 34% were children younger than 5 years of age United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, 2015). Although recalls are a preventative measure in helping to prevent…

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    Do you know whether your hometown is the world’s capital of a special product? There are many cities across this great country, as well as the world, which are famously recognized for one specialty, or another. Cities are known as the capital of underwear, pink flamingos, zippers, toilet paper, or toothpicks, just to name a few. It is fascinating to learn what has allowed cities to claim superiority to a particular item and then sometimes their fall from that superiority status. Minneapolis…

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