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    E- books

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    Case 1: Forecasting the Adoption of E-Books Product p q Market Structure (=0.3) Product Characteristics (=0.7) Weighted Numerical Score CD player 0.055 0.378 5 5 5/20.4=0.245 Cable television service 0.100 0.060 7 3 4.2/20.4=0.206 Home Personal Computer 0.121 0.281 4 6 5.4/20.4=0.265 Cellular telephone 0.008 0.421 3 7 5.8/20.4=0.284 Weighted Average for e-book 0.0684 0.2990 Question 1 The size of the market for e-books in the long-run: 293.7 million x

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    Advantages and Disadvantages of Internet Name Institution Man has come an extremely long way from during his journey from Neanderthal to Homo sapiens. The nineties saw a significant turn around‚ when they invented the computers. Until‚ some few years back‚ the word internet was anonymous to many people. However‚ today the internet has evolved into the powerful communication equipment for individuals around the world. The internet is a collection of various resources and services (Buchanan‚ 2002)

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    E-Cigarettes

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    combustible tobacco cigarettes‚ e-cigarettes are an up and rising way of portraying a healthy alternative to smoking. However‚ while being portrayed as a healthy substitute e-cigarette devices are designed to deliver the same highly addictive nicotine that is found in tobacco cigarettes. E-cigarettes primarily include a battery‚ or some type of electronic circuit that delivers vaporized nicotine through the heating of a nicotine containing solution‚ often called e-liquids‚ to the body that produce

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    Vitamin E

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    Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin found in vegetable oil‚ nuts‚ leafy green vegetables and whole-wheat flour. Vitamin E is an antitoxin that protects your cells against the potentially damaging byproducts of your body’s metabolism. The daily amount of Vitamin E that should taken by a healthy adult is 15 mg or 22 IU (International Units). Vitamin E does many good things for our body. It promotes normal growth and development in younger individuals. It acts as an anti-blood clotting agent

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    e bike

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    A STUDY ON CUSTOMERS’ SATISFACTION TOWARDS E-BIKE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE CITY ABSTRACT The face of automobile industry that was redefined with the invention of fuel-efficient four-stroke engine technology is all set to see dawn of a new era in two-wheeler industry. It’s not petrol or diesel or any other fuel‚ but its electricity that have initiated a revolution in two-wheeler industry in India. Indian two-wheeler Industry has embraced the new concept of Electric Bikes

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    Disadvantage of Handphone

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    The definition of Human Capital Management The development of all labor-related issues that impact a firm’s strategic and operational objectives‚ including: the employment of people; the development of resources; and the utilization‚ maintenance‚ and compensation of their services aligned with the job and organizational requirements. Today‚ the HCM discipline is more critical than perhaps ever before. Adequately managing every facet of talent and labor requires a detailed examination of all segments

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    Disadvantages of Desserts

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    Semegne Minas Grade 9 7/4/2012 Lemon Trifle Lemon Trifle is a dessert eaten by a lot of people due to its flawless taste and long lasting appearance. Like all desserts‚ lemon trifle contains fruits and fats which attract many people towards it; however people haven’t noticed the negative effects of this wonderful dessert that might harm them leaving them to become patients for the rest of their lives. The combination of fruits and fats together might look healthy‚ but many cafés and bakeries

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    Computer Disadvantages

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    1. They are expensive. 2. If you have little knowledge of them‚ it is easy to get in a lot of trouble and quite literally destroy your computer. 3. Depending on the OS and software/hardware installed‚ they can be difficult to maintain. 4. If you have the internet and don’t have an Anti-Virus program‚ or at least an Anti-Spyware program‚ surfing the web can ruin your day. 5. Nothing lasts forever. 6‚ computers are taking places of labours and 1 computer can do a work of almost 100 acountents

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    Mri Disadvantages

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    Do the risks of MRI outweigh the benefits? Even though MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is considered the “safe modality” of imaging‚ the number of adverse events has only increased in clinical settings across the past decade. MRI is considered the safest imaging modality because it can produce the most information from a patient while not delivering any ionizing radiation‚ unlike x-rays‚ fluoroscopy‚ etc. New safety screening technologies and safety practices have much promise in reducing these

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    Although vaccination has proved to be an effective measure in preventing disease‚ controversies remain over whether the risks of side effects of vaccinations outweigh the risk of contracting the disease. Vaccination is the process when pathogenic cells are injected into the cells of a healthy person so that the body develops immunity through antibodies to that virus or bacterium. The U.S Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that children get 16 vaccines including Diphtheria‚ hepatitis

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