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    name given to economic policies and parties supporting increases in such trade." [Free Trade, 2016] Some of the positive aspects of free trade are, it allows for lower prices for consumers, increased exports between countries, and offers a greater choice of goods. [Benefits of free trade, 2016] These are important as the fall in prices allow for an increase in consumer spending and potential boosts to the economy. The increase in exports translates to increase in jobs and economic growth. The…

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    Ministop Swot Analysis

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    batches which in turn sacrifices quality. Place Physical Stores Same with 7-11 there are a lot of ministop branches established around metro manila which makes their product easy to reach. Their store are poorly maintained which tarnishes their brand. Price PHP 29 Their…

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    Segmentation Of Red Bull

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    Segmentation can be defines as a process to find out and subdividing a large homogenous market which means to classify what the customer needs, wants, and demand. It used to design a marketing mix that can be matches customers’ expectations in the targeted segment. However, segmentation can be categorized into four types which are behavioural, demographic, psychographic, and geographical. Behavioural segmentation was concerned about shopping and buying behaviours. Demographic segmentation…

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    Price skimming, also known as market skimming, is a product pricing strategy where then firm charges a high initial price when introducing a product. With time, as the demand of customers is satisfied, the firm lowers its price a bit attracting those who are more price sensitive. This strategy is useful when there are enough customers who are willing to buy the product at a high price, when the high price keeps competitors from entering the market, lowering the price won’t have a huge impact on…

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    tool that used in marketing and by marketers. The marketing mix is often crucial when it is associated by a product or a brand offer, and is often associated with the four P’s. They are Price, Product, Promotion and Place. In a simple way we can say that putting the right product in the right place, at the right price, at the right time. Product (Hilton Hotel) In order to fulfill everyone’s opportunity in the market, Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur operates other related services like accommodation,…

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    where is the most effective place for the product to expand in the global market. Different marketing activities need to be used due to different type of lifestyles, beliefs and chances around the world. Different prices due to the different production cost may help to signify on the price of the product. That is why we would conduct new researches on which locations which have a high pet population in the world to decide new place to enlarge our product. Horny Cats will not have to make many…

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    4.2. The B2B Buying Process Keller and Webster (2004) state that the B2B markets are defined by the buyers and not necessarily by the products that are sold. B2B customers are different from regular consumers due to their budget limitation and profit-motivation. The the type of relationship that B2B customers demand from suppliers, their capacity of purchase, the buying power and the buying process all differ from the common household or individual consumer. Furthermore, Keller and Webster…

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    3.1. Comparison between Mike and Harvey’s motivation: The two most common forms of motivation that people would have within a business are monetary motivation and nonmonetary motivation. Monetary motivation is a form of several reward systems that are all financially based, such as project bonuses, commissions etc. Monetary motivation, however is not all ways ideal as this form of motivation can easily encourage complacency within the employee as they would rather perform the task in a way that…

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    IKEA Executive Summary

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    As IKEA stores make their way into the United States, the IKEA brand will have to be tailored to meet the needs of the consumers in the local markets (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014). Using the formal marketing controls will check to see if IKEA’s trade-off of service for low-cost sustainability in the long term (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014). Formal marketing controls are activities, mechanisms, or process designed by the organization to help ensure the successfulness in the implementation of the…

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    concept of quality=high price http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzRDEKyqIJs&feature=player_embedded Perceived-Value Pricing Many companies base their pricing strategy on customer’s perceived value. Value delivered must be value promised in their value proposition and customer must perceive other marketing mix constituents like advertising…

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