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    The Great Depression was arguably the most severe and influential economic crisis of 20th century America. Historians and economists have speculated as to the causation of the Depression since its occurrence. While it could be argued that the crash of the New York City Stock Exchange (NYCSE) on October 19, 1929 was the main contributing cause of the great depression, it can be seen that the crash was “more of a symptom than a cause” and that combined factors such as government mismanagement,…

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    In the global economy, the growth and development of stock market of any country depends on the financial system and economic fundamentals. The well established financial system provides the necessary financial inputs for the production and services. The strong economic policies and economic indicators are support the standard of living of people and influence the growth of an economy. Before, liberalization, privatization and globalization, most of the economy as consider as closed economy, the…

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    Current segmentation criteria Discuss any segmentation criteria currently identified in the Marketing Plan for describing the target market/market segments. • Attitude: Consumer incentives on products or services. For example, consumers may be skeptical about the value of new forms of technology. Or they are considered to be the negative comments about a particular brand because of past experience. Attitude to means they are available in all the atmosphere or they may differ between different…

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    most common way of collecting data. It involves sending questionnaires to consumers in the post. The questions can be designed to make sure that Abdul’s research is as relevant as possible, allowing him to collect the correct data for his target market. He would also be able to produce many surveys at a low cost, so he can gain a wide variety of responses. The surveys could ultimately just end up in the bin, which could be a waste of money for Abdul as it is a small business. It will also…

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    When it comes targeting specific markets, marketers must constantly be aware of ethical forms of advertising their products. Ethical implications can make or break a companies target market strategy. In terms of reaching specific groups of consumers, stereotypes and discrimination are ethical implications of a target market. Two groups of consumers such as Gender and age have marketers that attempt to sell towards them in specific ways. These marketing efforts can be ethical or unethical…

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    From an economics perspective, the market for airport parking in the city of Melbourne would be a monopoly (assuming that this is limited to the parking that is a part of Tullamarine airport). A monopoly is defined to be a market type where is only one firm operating with absolute market power, with no close substitutes and a large barrier to entry. Firms operating in this market are required to have proximity to the airport, with a large area available for cars to park, and the resources to…

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    Case Study: Dia Beacon

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    Dia Beacon is focused around a few particular target markets; however, it is mainly centered around the hipster millennial. Hipster millenials can be classified demographically under the age range of 25-35 and are gender, race, and religiously neutral. These individuals coexist in the central area of New York City as well as its trending suburbs. The targeted market holds occupations such as university students and/or as small business entrepreneurs. Their occupational goals involve bettering…

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    Bill Gates is the founder and creator of Microsoft, a computer company that creates and sells computer software and has revolutionized the computer industry over the last few decades. Because of the freedoms provided by the free enterprise system, Bill Gates was able to create one of the most successful and influential companies in the world. Three characteristics of free enterprise summarize its importance to the economy and its ability to allow businesses to become successful. In a free…

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    Semiotic Analysis Examples

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    surrounded by all sort of advertisements. When we don’t read papers, we are either on internet or watching television, listening to radio thus we become a soft target for many companies advertisement. The main role of modern day advertising is to market products of a company but also ensure a large group of customers are targeted and left satisfied so that a company can position itself and create a brand. Semiotic analysis of advertisements is a mirror of cultural norms and values in a given…

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    He predicted free market policies in the American colonies would eventually lead to greater wealth and prosperity than existed in England (Genetski, 2011, p. 15). Smith’s predictions became an accurate reality for America as England’s high taxes caused great distress for all its citizens. However, the idea presented by Adam Smith regarding free markets has shifted quite a bit and has had often undesirable consequences for American citizens…

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