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    The automotive industry is dominated by five key players General Motors, Chrysler, Ford Motor Co, Toyota Motor Co, and Honda Motor Co. The majority of the markets shares are divided up respectively between these five giants. This makes this industry an oligopoly, since not one company has full control over the market. When talking about the way profits are measure we turn to the GDP. The GDP, gross domestic product, is the total market value of all goods and service summed together in the course of the year it was provided. Now the GDP is different for each country. Since Toyota is mainly manufacture in Japan, their GDP influence is much greater compared to the United States. Now this isn’t to be confused with market share. Toyota also is the leader when it comes to the market share, but we will get to that later. Japan’s main economic driver is the automobile industry. Due to its lower costs and larger work force many companies in the oligopoly produces in Japan, as well as many other counties. In the Figure 1, provided by MarketRealist.com, it shows the effects that each market has on the economy of Japan. With the majority of the exports being automobiles and that most the volume that is produced will leave the country. This means that its exports will affect other countries economic system. The graph Figure 2, also by MarketRealist.com, it shows the majority of their exports are traded with the United States. With imports from Japan plus the 1.25 million more produced in…

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    Ford Swot Analysis 2013

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    B. Evaluation of the Current Situation 1. External Audit a. The Competition The level of competition within auto industry is intense. Automakers compete primarily on the basis of price, fuel economy, reliability, styling and utility. Barriers for entry are high and steady. The list of top performers includes General Motors, Toyota and Ford. General Motors (GM) has been Ford’s competitor since 1920’s. Corporation is headquartered in Detroit and operates in about 157 countries, employing close…

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    club history, an 11th inning homerun gave the Royals a win with the final score being 3 to 2 in game 1. So I start to feel a little better now, but still not safe. So going into game 2 still playing in Los Angeles, Eric Hosmer followed with an 11th inning homerun himself giving them a win with a score of 4 to 1. Also by giving the Royals a 2-0 lead in the series going back to Kansas City. So I’m feeling a lot better with the series led and how we are playing and hitting. So game 3 we started out…

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    Imagine a world where men are paid twelve times more than women for doing the same thing. This kind of world could still exist if it were not for Billie Jean King. She came from humble beginnings and made her way to the top, becoming one of the best tennis players in the world. Billie Jean completely changed not only the tennis world, but the world as a whole, using her prominence on court to make a difference for women’s rights and the LGBT community around the world. Billie Jean King is 73…

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    From the swing of the racket to the way they move across the court, Venus and Serena Williams are both brilliant tennis players. Both sisters are equally successful in their lives outside of tennis, but their careers in the game are very different from each other. Venus Williams was born on June seventeenth, 1980 making her the older sister in the dynamic tennis duo. Her younger sister, Serena, was born on September twenty-sixth, 1981. Both girls were enrolled at Rick Macci’s Tennis Academy…

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    the same, we were unstoppable. As the season went on we were drawing more attention to our school to the point where local critics were for us for once. You could say the attention was getting to us because we weren’t use to having a winning season. It was time for playoffs and our reputation was through the roof. I for one was having the best time of my life. The playoffs went by fast and the wins kept coming. At this point the championship game was just around corner something my school…

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    And in the picture Serena has a tennis ball in her mouth which symbolizes how both and umpire and maybe even the crowd wants her to stay silent and keep her unpleasant words to herself. Not only has she been picked apart for her words but she has also been picked apart and slandered for doing a celebratory dance at the England Club 2012 Olympics. In “Citizen” Rankine stated that, “The American media reported “and there was Serena… Crip-walking all over the most lily- white place in the world ……

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    greatest basketball event in the entire world begins: The East Ridge IBL Tournament. As with any major sporting event, there will be many self-proclaimed “experts” making predictions as to how the tournament will play out. Readers can rest assured that this writer’s predictions and analysis will be a slam dunk. The opening day of the tournament has five action packed games lined up. The first of which is a showdown between the Highways and the Flint Tropics, look for the Highways to drive all…

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    The sisters said that could “beat any male tennis player ranked outside of the top 200 in the world. Braasch was ranked 203rd at the time of the matches and challenged both sisters. Braasch defeated both sisters, beating Serena Williams 6-1 and Venus 6-2. Even though they lost, the sisters challenged the status quo at a very young age and would go on to be considered today the best women’s players in tennis history. For Venus, this would start her campaign for women’s rights and equal pay.…

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    The Olympic Games lead the world in showcasing a variety of foremost winter and summer sporting events. One principal sport includes tennis, a racket based, non-contact game played with one or two players on each side of the court. Tennis is played recreationally and competitively across the world. Tennis originated in England during the 19th century, but its role as an Olympic sport exhibits how it reaches numerous audiences worldwide. Tennis's universal presence suggests that it can be enjoyed…

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