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    1. Coupons are a tried-and-true promotion method‚ and the Internet includes other couponing sites. How does Groupon differentiate itself? a. Groupon is a business that helps other businesses try and make a profit from their business. Groupon helps a business gain exposure and attract interested shoppers through a discounted membership deal. Groupon helps the business come up with a deal on discounted good or services. The owner of the business sets the terms from the business deal the minimum and

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    respondents in the 18-22 age group‚ who are mainly students‚ and even fewer respondents from the above 28 years age group who represent the working class. Importance of various parameters in fast food restaurants We asked respondents to judge McDonalds on the parameters taste of food‚ speed of service‚ cleanliness‚ ambiance and value for money‚ as to which is the most important one. The response received is represented in the pie chart below. [pic] From the survey conducted it was found

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    1. Explain how deviance differentiates from criminality. Deviance is behavior that is a violation the norms of the society. Deviance is not necessarily bad‚ just different than the norm. We are all deviants in some form or other‚ it is any act by a person that others respond to negatively. Societal pressure is the control of deviance. Deviance is not as severe as criminality. Criminality is a violation of the law of the land and it is always criminal behavior. Crimes are deviances that are

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    was to see how eating McDonalds everyday‚ three times a day would affect his body. When Spurlock was on his McDonald’s diet‚ he had certain guidelines he had to follow. They were very blunt rules‚ for example‚ he had to eat it 3 times a day--breakfast‚ lunch‚ and dinner. Morgan Spurlock could only consume McDonalds and nothing else. He also had to buy everything at least one time. If an employee asked him to super size his order‚ he had to say yes. Spurlock asked a McDonald’s employee how many people

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    Art history Name Professor Course Date How does Baxandall indicate the production of painting changed as the Renaissance developed? How did the conception of the artist evolve during the period of the Renaissance? Baxandall describes the fifteenth century as a century where clients would order what they needed instead of purchasing the already made products (Michael 2). He continues to describe how this affected the production of painting. The less known or recognized artist would have to produce

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    author states “McDonalds is thus both an indicator of globalization and evidence of the American cultural way of life”. (Crothers‚ 206) During 1970s McDonald went globally starting from Costa Rica‚ Germany‚ Holland‚ Australia‚ and Japan. It had franchised over 114 countries until 1998. People were attracted by the American fast food. In fact Moscow McDonald opened in 1990‚ starting to serve 27‚000 customers a day and China served 40‚000 customers in the first day of opening. McDonald become successful

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    How ethical is McDonald’s and which stakeholders benefit the most and who are neglected McDonald’s is a globally well-known restaurant. At first glance‚ it seems to be a brilliant company‚ but does it mean that the way it works is in accordance with ethics? The words ‘business ethics’ are defined as ‘principles and standards that guide behavior in the world of business’ (Ferrell and Fraedrich et al.‚ 2002‚ p.6). This essay will discuss the extent of McDonald’s ethics as well as the stakeholders

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    marketing of products by McDonalds and make recommendations. Marketing Concept strengths and weaknesses. Production Concept: The production concept is the process of making and distributing the products to the business outlets. Some businesses only focus on its production process rather than the distribution process. The whole production concept consists of quality control of the product‚ testing and measurement of the product. The marketing concepts strengths are that it allows McDonalds to focus

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    out first simply as “training”‚ then involved into “training and development”(T&D)‚ and finally into HRD. Therefore‚ some confusion arise relating to the difference between Human Resource Development and “training and development”. In order to differentiate HRD and T&D‚ the author illustrates this essay by clarifying the definition of HRD and T&D‚ their respective main purpose‚ and the strategies of each term. I.Definition 1.Definition of HRD Because of the evolving nature of HRD‚ defining

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    Distribution Strategy of McDonald - March 26th‚ 2011 McDonald’s Corporation is the world’s largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants‚ serving more than 58 million customers daily. In addition to its signature restaurant chain‚ McDonald’s Corporation held a minority interest in Pret A Manger until 2008‚ was a major investor in the Chipotle Mexican Grill until 2006‚ and owned the restaurant chain Boston Market until 2007. A McDonald’s restaurant is operated by either a franchisee‚ an affiliate

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