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    how geography determined that Europe was fortunate in agriculture‚ domesticated animals‚ germs and Papua New Guinea and Inca were not. Climate is determined by the latitude and longitude of a location. The latitude and longitude of Papua New Guinea causes it to have a hot tropical climate year-round and one of the only things they can grow is sago.This particular food is extracted from a tree. New Guineans have to peel back the bark and beat the middle contents of the tree into a pulp. After this

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    REACTION The Gebusi‚ written by Knauft‚ was written with the intention of sharing the author’s discoveries during his stay with and study of the Gebusi people in Papua New Guinea. Starting in the early 1980’s‚ he traveled to Papua New Guinea and lived with the Gebusi people. At that time‚ they were still in their traditional tribal way of life‚ which fascinated him and resulted in the writing of the first edition of the Gebusi. The second time he visited was the late 1990’s when Christianity had

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    Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea The Trobrianders are a cultural group living in the Trobriand Islands located just off the eastern coast of Papua New Guinea in the Solomon Sea. The Trobriands consist of four major islands: Kiriwina‚ Kitava‚ Vakuta‚ and Kaileuna (Ember‚ 2001). Kiriwina is the largest island of the four‚ and currently has a population of approximately 12‚000 people inhabiting 60 villages (Weiner‚ 1988‚ pg 11). With 900 other languages spoken in Papua New Guinea‚ it is not uncommon

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    company serves millions of exactly identical sandwich each year in dozen of countries so that McDonald’s customers can find their favourite BigMac taste wherever they go. McDonald’s is used to reducing costs by having huge economies of scale. But on new markets‚ such as Philippines‚ this strength can turn into a weakness. Indeed‚ as we said the tastes were not shaped by McDonalds‚ and the American juggernaut is not flexible enough to adapt to local customer needs. Jollibee‚ thanks to its smaller

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    (Jollibee.com.ph‚2013) Now‚ based on the article‚ Jollibee is considering to expanding into three different countries and they are Papua New Guinea‚ Hong Kong‚ and California. However‚ these three opportunities come with complications and challenges that Jollibee has yet to attain on the strategies of entering these markets. Papua New Guinea In Papua New Guinea‚ there is five million worth of market share but only undertaken by a few competitors like Stargate Food Bar and Tropical Lunch Haus

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    minimum. Boat Afloat P/L has also developed in house a fishing App which is comprehensively linked to weather and wave and tide information around the world among other fishing information. The App will allow Boat Afloat P/L when explored and developed new destinations to inform client base and further increase client communication via internet or Smartphone. This study investigated whether the development of fishing tours to international destination would be a viable addition to the company by using

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    An almost unheard of tribe‚ the Kawelka‚ demonstrate their reciprocity in Ongka ’s Big Moka: The Kawelka of Papua New Guinea by participating in a Moka exchange. Traditionally‚ Moka was an exchange of just pigs. Today‚ luxurious consumer items have also become a part of the Moka exchange due to globalization. The movie portrays Ongka’s struggle to gather a large number of pigs and items of worth to present at a Moka ceremony for another tribe. The purpose of Ongka’s Moka is to gain rank‚ respect

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    “Jollibee attributes this success in part to its internal branding which focuses on "great taste and happiness" which includes "value for money‚ the happiest store experience‚ and the haven for kids.” Beach head strategy: New Markets like papua New Guinea and San Francisco which had an immigrant population can support the Beach head strategy which entails expansion in a market with little or no competition. Jollibee is an emerging market brand and can easily establish a beach head in foreign

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    The Papua New Guinea liquefied natural gas (PNG LNG) project‚ to be constructed at Napa near Port Moresby‚ is a new gas project being championed by ExxonMobil to maximize the advantage from three large gas discoveries in the southern and western highlands of PNG. The new gas discoveries are the Hides‚ Angore and Juha gas fields‚ which are likely to have reserves approaching three to four trillion cubic feet. The project will cost an estimated US$15 billion to construct through initial completion

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    headquarters in Sydney Established in Sydney in 1817‚ the Bank of New South Wales (BNSW) was the first bank in Australia with Edward Smith Hall as its first cashier and secretary.[3] During the 19th and early 20th century‚ the Bank opened branches first throughout Australia and Oceania‚ at Moreton Bay (Brisbane) in 1850‚ then in Victoria (1851)‚ New Zealand (1861)‚ South Australia (1877)‚ Western Australia (1883)‚ Fiji (1901)‚ Papua New Guinea (1910) and Tasmania (1910). 1927: BNSW acquired the Western

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