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    The Pyramids of Egypt

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    THE PYRAMIDS Pyramid (architecture) ‚ ceremonial structures used as tombs or temples that were built by the people of certain ancient civilization ‚ notably the ancient Egyptians ‚ the Aztecs ‚ and the Maya ‚ and certain other ancient peoples of the northern Andean region of South America . The Pyramids of Egypt are of an exact pyramidal form ‚ having four triangular sides that meet at a point at the summit . Pyramids in Central

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    Gillette in Indonesia

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    product mix. Marketing push. Gillette sales in Indonesia are as follows: Table 1 GILLETTE in Billions of dlls $ % Total Sales 6‚800‚000‚000.00 100.00% Razor sales 2‚720‚000‚000.00 40.00% Asia- Pacifica razor sales 600‚000‚000.00 22.06% Top 5 cities sales $360‚000‚000.00 60.00% Indonesia Market The Republic of Indonesia is constituted of more than 15000 islands and the Population distribution is as follows: Table 2 INDONESIA % Quantity Lived in towns 35.00% 68‚600

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    ECOLOGICAL PYRAMIDS

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    ECOLOGICAL PYRAMIDS ECOLOGICAL PYRAMIDS • If we arrange the organisms in a food chain according to their trophic levels‚ we often form a pyramid with a broad base representing primary produces & only a few individuals in the higher trophic level. • This pyramid arrangement is especially true if we look at the E content of an ecosystem. • Following the 2nd law of thermodynamics‚ less food E is available to the top trophic level than is available to the preceding level. • For example‚ it takes

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    globalization effects in Indonesia “In 1998 20% of the Indonesian population were below the poverty line. In 1999‚ 28% of the population was below the poverty line. Then in 2000‚ 22% of the population was below the poverty line” (Rukmana). The International Monetary Fund (IMF) claims to help countries in poverty achieve macroeconomic stability to reduce poverty. Macroeconomic stability is the balance of healthy rates of: GDP‚ unemployment‚ and price indices (Gupya). Indonesia sought the aid of the

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    Exporting to Indonesia

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    achievement and successful trading. ABOUT INDONESIA Indonesia is the fourth largest populated country in the world and is located in Southeast Asia. South East Asia is home to more than 24 million people and Jakarta‚ Indonesia’s capital city‚ has more than 9 million people situated within it. Indonesia covers 1‚904‚569 sq km and is positioned 500 S and 120 00 E from the equator. Indonesians speak various languages including Bahasa Indonesia‚ fluent English and Dutch. As a result of the

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    Pyramid Schemes

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    them. Pyramid schemes are very harmful towards investors‚ and are hard to watch out for unless you know exactly what they are‚ why they fail‚ the effect of the failure‚ common victims‚ how to avoid them‚ and how to prevent them from spreading. More individuals are hurt than are helped when dealing with these scams. Individuals should be more informed about pyramid schemes‚ because they can be easily disguised. Participating in scams‚ will more than likely lead to a loss in money. “A pyramid scheme

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    Gilete Indonesia

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    Gillette Indonesia Case Study Introduction Gillette has been the world’s leader in blades and razors for more than one hundred years. Chester Allan‚ country manager in Indonesia‚ predicts the 1996 sales and growth of the company in his marketing plan. He expects growth of 19 % in the blade sales-from 115 million in 1995 to 136 million in 1996. However‚ Rigoberto Effio‚ Gillette Business Director Asia-Pacific‚ sees more potential in Indonesian market. He knows the growth rates in the other countries

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    Tsunami in Indonesia

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    In Indonesia they are having trouble coping with the effects of the Tsunami that happened last year. This caused a violent change to their life style. Some challenges the people of Indonesia are facing multiple health problems including physical‚ mental‚ and emotional health. In this research paper I will explain these problems and how we can try to fix them. In Tsunami¡¦s Destroy the World by: John Johnson talks about the tsunami that happened last year. After a huge earthquake on the 26th of December

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    The Bottom of the Pyramid

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    In this research let me say some words about C.K. Prahalad perspective and links between his theory and real modern Mexican market. I chose Mexico because it is a country with a very high poverty headcount ratio at national poverty line (% of population). World Bank gives us number 51.3 % by 2010 (World Bank). But Mexico is also remarkable by its economic growth. We can consider this country as fastest growing economy in Latin America (Marcelo M. Guigale‚ 2001). But anyway as most of the Latin

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    Genocide In Indonesia

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    In 1945‚ Indonesia proclaimed its Independence from the Dutch. A strong nationalist named Sukarno lead the movement‚ soon followed by Suharto. Having to be ruled by the Dutch for many years‚ Indonesia had to build everything from the start. They suffered in unification due to their diversity‚ and faced economic and government instabilities as a new nation. During this period of unstable economy‚ Indonesia have violated many human rights. However‚ their strong belief of Independence helped them become

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