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    future of eating‚" it is projected that growth in snacks market would be reached at the $560 billion. 1.2.Threats: Competition: The food and beverage industry is very competitive market with PepsiCo’s top competitors being Coca-Cola‚ Dr. Pepper‚ Snapple‚ and Kraft Foods. Commodity prices: Rises in commodity prices can potentially reduce profits for PepsiCo by increasing the cost of goods sold. Low growth rate in carbonated drinks:Low growth rate in carbonated drinks‚ which is recorded less than

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    Marketing Plan of Pepsico

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    ------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents 1. Executive summary 2. Introduction to the company 3. Industry Analysis of the Beverage Market 4. PepsiCo SWAT Analysis 5. Environmental scan of today’s carbonated beverage marketplace 5. Target Markets 6. Marketing Mix a) Product b) Price c) Place d) Promotion 7. Main Strategies 8. Monitoring and Control 9. Observation and Recommendations 10. Conclusion 11. References 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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    practiced by theorists and companies to increase productivity. According to Jerald Greenberg (1999) scientist have defined motivations “as the process of arousing‚ directing and maintaining behavior towards a goal”. The act of arousing is related to the desire and vigor to produce. Directing is the election of behavior‚ and maintenance is the inclination to behave a certain manner until the desired outcome is met (Greenberg 1999). Much of the motivation theories will be related to the definition provided

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    References: Datz-Greenberg‚ C. & Stewart-Winter‚ T. (2000‚ February 17). FDA ’s gay men restriction: Bad blood or bad policy? The Phoenix . Retrieved February 21‚ 2004 from the World Wide Web: http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/org/phoenix/2000/2000-02-17/opinions/homosexualblood

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    will next explore how federalisms can be a inconvenience in a situation such as a natural disaster. Federalism by definition “is a system in which governmental powers are divided between a central government and smaller units‚ like states”(Greenberg & Page‚ 2009‚ Ch. 3). The officials at all levels of the government were somehow confused during Katrina on who exactly was in charge. “Was it New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin‚ FEMA Director Michael Brown‚ was it President Bush?” (Marcela‚ 2005). There

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    ethnic‚ and gender differences in a business setting Proposed reasons how diversity can benefit organizations is by having a variety of diverse individuals that bring skills and experiences and allows a business to provide to others globally (Greenberg 2010). Various points of views and ideas could be used for strategies to become more effective for customers. People from different gender‚ nationality and racial groups have different attitudes and perspectives on issues and can increase creative

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    Definition of Organizational culture and 4 types of cultures. Organizational culture refers to the shared values‚ norms‚ visions‚ symbols‚ beliefs‚ habit‚ working language between people sharing a working environment. There are‚ according to (Greenberg‚ 2011) four types of organizational cultures that exist. (Control) Hierarchy culture: These are typically large‚ bureaucratic corporations where smooth production‚ without wasted time is important. Stability‚ control‚ internal focus‚ standardization

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    Reports (2011): 1-5. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 10 Oct. 2013. Engelhart‚ Katie. "True loves: the search will soon be mobile‚ transparent--and constant." Maclean ’s 4 Feb. 2013: 46-52. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 17 Oct. 2013. Greenberg‚ Pam. “Social Media: Becoming a Trusted Source for Political Information” The Thicket at State Legislatures. NCLS‚ 06 Feb. 2013. Web. 17 Oct. 2013. Marshall‚ Patrick. “Do Americans Need Better Protection?” Online Privacy 18.39 (2009): 933-956. CQ

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    References: Greenberg‚ J. S.‚ Bruess‚ C. E.‚ & Conklin‚ S. C. (2010).Exploring the dimensions of human sexuality. (Forth edition ed.‚ pp. 4‚ 33‚ 87). Sudbury‚ Massachusetts: Jones & Bartlett Publishers. Kuyper‚ Lisette‚ and Ine Vanwesenbeeck. "Examining Sexual Health

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    culture holds weight; arguing that education and political democracy broke down the upper-class monopoly of culture‚ with business enterprises finding profitable markets in the awakened masses. The prerequisite for this postmodern turn‚ as Clement Greenberg argued‚ was “the availability close at hand of a fully matured

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