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    myself, but we can do better. We sale awesome shoes, cool shoes, the shoes that make you want to walk down a runway with nothing but those shoes on. But, there’s one particular item that I think we are missing. Now, we all know that today’s top franchising shoe seller is Jordan. The teens love them, the children love them, hell even the celebrities love them. And while we do sell Jordan shoes and lots of them, we always somehow fall behind on what we…

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    The McDonald’s corporation is an ever-so expanding company that is found in 118 different countries and serves sixty-eight million customers each day. It is the world’s largest owner of retail property. McDonald’s was founded in 1948 by Dick and Mac McDonald. The first restaurant was opened in Des Plaines, Illinois and the company’s motto was “Quality, Service, Customers, and value,” in which they still adhere to that motto today. By 1963, McDonald’s had sold one billion hamburgers and their net…

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    Analysis of Finland Market size for Caffe’ Vergnano Finns are known as the world's most heaviest coffee-drinkers. Within 5.4 million inhabitants consumed per-capita stands at 12 kilograms of roasted coffee and 13 kilos of green coffee a year - putting the country well ahead of Norway, Sweden, Holland, Denmark, Germany, Austria and the United States. GDP in Finland is 270.67 billion US dollars in 2014, which represents 0.44 % of the world economy. That is considered to be high level of income,…

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    ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS - PEST - Charlea Political Penny Thomas has to pay the businesses required taxes with their rates, that can change every few years. She has to be on top of any new restrictions that may be added by the company or government. Economic Canada in 2008 was facing a major recession and consumers at that time were less likely to buy “affordable luxury” items. The product growth was still increasing in 2007 but, this could lead to fewer consumers purchasing Marble Slab…

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    Journalism is a profession that has individuals write for newspapers or other news sources. During the revolutionary war people needed a quick and efficient way to receive news and information regarding the war and any other issues relating to it. The people of the 13 colonies wanted to know what was going on during the war and how it would affect their lives. There needed to be a way to get news and information to the people of the colonies. This would open the doors to the start of American…

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    they are still considered to be in a competitive market in the fast food industry. Much like McDonald’s, Subway can also be considered in a monopolistic competition, because their brand is well known. Subway is able to be in so many countries by franchising their restaurants. They currently have 44k locations across the world. Subway does not own any of the restaurants, instead they are owned by 21,000 franchisees. Subway is privately owned and is not traded on any stock exchange. In 2016,…

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    consumer behavior and modern industries of so-called “global village” (Blakemore, 2009). Similarities between the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century and modern day industrialization lie within the principle of maximum output at minimum cost. “Franchising” has its roots in the early textile industry in form of “domestic” systems where merchants delivered raw materials to farm houses for weaving and then picked up finished products to sell these for profit (Thackeray & Findling, 1998).…

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    The major influencers of the 1940’s and 1950’s American film scene were the landmark anti-trust case with Paramount and the initiation of the Hollywood blacklist. Beginning in the run-up to World War II and lasting until the 1960’s these two elements shaped the persona of film in the United States. These two events caused the direction of Hollywood to favor independent filmmakers, reduce Hollywood’s influence on the motion picture distribution and presentation chain and removed qualified actors,…

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    Strategy of Lululemon For broadening its market scale, Lululemon decides to open up the new market out of North America by setting new stores in Australia, Europe, and Asian. At the same time, Lululemon also pays more attention to its original business region and growing the stores in North America to increase its market share. For strengthening its competitiveness to other strong brand, the company plans to expand its product line to provide wider range of sport apparels of other…

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    In November 1985, Cardillo had credited some transaction of $203, 210 as an adjusting entry and had been considered as commission received from United Airlines. Yet in the agreement between United Airlines and Cardillo, that amount of money was refundable through 1990 if some stipulations in the agreement were violated. Vice president Lawrence and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Walter Rognlien insisted that the entry was correct and the disputable amount that had been recorded as commission…

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