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    consumer preferences‚ and business structures versus the United States‚ Japan is definitively a market that P&G should continue to do business in. With a population that is more than half the size of P&G’s largest market (U.S.A) and a per capita income higher than other major markets for P&G (such as West Germany)‚ Japan is simply a market that P&G cannot exit if it hopes to continue to grow internationally. In fact‚ Japan is the second largest market for consumer-packaged goods in the

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    The Case Study of “Bookoff‚ Amazon Japan‚ and the Japanese Retail Bookselling Industry” Una Hu 1 Why is the profitability of large Japanese retail booksellers relatively poor and their scale relatively small? According to the case‚ ‘stagnation in sales along with the steady increase of costs over time has reduced the profitability of both large chains and small stores’ (Peng 2009‚ p. 391). There are several reasons that results in the relatively poor profitability of large Japanese retail booksellers

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    External Environment: (Louis Vuitton in China) - Macro Environment: PESTEL analysis The luxury market has challenged its growth by increasing its growth rate over the last decade (except This strategy was especially supported by the emerging markets of China‚ India‚ and Russia as growth relayed in the mature and almost saturated historical area (E.U.‚ U.S‚ and Japan). The increasing trends of international tourism‚ ’new rich people‘ and the favourable world economic growth‚ enabled the support of

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    Tombow in Japan

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    Japanese history‚ including the Second World War‚ numerous recessions and fundamental technological changes affecting its market. However‚ profits have declined and remained low during the 1990’s despite efforts to modernise. In reviewing this case it is tempting to view its current methods as inefficient‚ with an over-reliance on many subcontractors‚ with the temptation of following a Western European/USA model of centralising production and driving tighter Arms Length Contractual Relations

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    Ebay in Japan

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    EBAY in Japan Pierre Omidyar‚ a software programmer created Auction Web which later became eBay in 1995. Over the next 11 years it would acquire 24 companies making it a very successful company. In the late 1990’s eBay began to explore opportunities in the international market. It’s website was gaining popularity in Canada‚ the UK‚ and Germany. As its popularity increased it began to set up websites in several European Countries including Korea and Australia. It soon began to venture out

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    Fascism in Japan

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    would be no Japan. Or without fascism‚ would there be a better Japan? Fascism promotes political violence and war. It emphasizes on “nation before self” and believes that so long as the nation prospers‚ so will the people. Before Japan adopted this policy‚ it came across a spread of others that included national isolation‚ fukoku kyohei‚ democracy‚ finally fascism. Fukoku kyohei‚ a policy similar to fascism‚ was adopted during the Meiji period. This built the foundations of fascism in Japan. However

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    Louis Althusser

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    In his essay‚ Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses‚ Louis Althusser demonstrates that in order to exist‚ a social formation is required to essentially‚ continuously and perpetually reproduce the productive forces (labour-power)‚ the conditions of production and the relations of production. The reproduction of productive forces is ensured by the wage system which pays a minimum amount to the workers so that they appear to work day after day‚ thereby limiting their vertical mobility. The reproduction

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    BA 4221 – MIDTERM CASE INSTRUCTIONS: BAKE ME A CAKE Students are required to purchase this case from Ivey Publishing. See “Ordering Instructions for Students” under the Course Syllabus section of D2L. Due date: 4:30 p.m.‚ October 21st. Ivey Case: 9B13B001 Synopsis On January 14‚ 2012‚ Amy Bourgon‚ sole proprietor of Bake Me A Cake (BMAC)‚ set out to make some decisions regarding the company’s future strategy. BMAC had grown and Bourgon was considering a move because she was unsure of

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    louis howard

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    R.S Prep-why is the bible so important to Christians: B question The Bible is important for Christians because it is the word of God and in the New Testament God speaks to us directly through the life of his son (see Hebrew 1:1‚2). The bible is also very important to Christians because it reinforces the existence of Jesus and provides proof of his existence through the letters from Peter when he stated that “we were eyewitnesses of his majesty” (see 2 Pet 1:16 -18). The Bible is an eyewitness

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    History of Japan

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    History of Japan Ancient mythology holds that Japan’s history is tied to the sun goddess‚ called Amterasu. Legend has it that Amaterasu sent one of her descendants to unify people on the island of Kyushu. At the core of this unification was Shintoism a religion that is native to Japan. In the 6th century Buddhism‚ was introduced to Japan by the virtue of China and Korea. In the early 7th century Prince Regent Shotku‚ an adherent of Buddhism and a highly regarded figure to this day in Japan‚ carried

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