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decided to market its products throughout the United States. At the time, the “franchising” element (Product and Brand) consisted only of the right to use the brand name at the store and sell the product. Towards the end of the century General Motors and Coca-Cola began to use the franchising concept to expand the markets to which they could sell their products. Throughout the twentieth century, franchising expanded gradually into other industries. In 1917 the first franchised grocery…

valiosas do mundo e qual é o seu valor. Por exemplo, se alguém quisesse hoje comprar a marca Coca-Cola, para usar em seus produtos e sua organização com exclusividade, quanto teria que pagar? As primeiras colocadas chegam a valer bilhões de dólares. A seguir, veja quais são as cinco marcas mais valiosas do mundo, segundo pesquisa Interbrand realizada em 2005. Marca Valor em US$ bilhões (2010) Coca-Cola 70,452 Microsoft 60.895 IBM 64.727 Google 43,557 GE…

clients’ best interests at heart? Why do black parents give their children names that may hurt their career prospects? Do schoolteachers cheat to meet high-stakes testing standards? Is sumo wrestling corrupt? And how does a homeless man in tattered clothing afford $50 headphones? Many people—including a fair number of his peers—might not recognize Levitt’s work as economics at all. But he has merely distilled the so-called dismal science to its most primal aim: explaining how…

grew from approximately $10 billion in 2000, to $114.81 billion in 2010.3 China is now next to the USA as Africa’s top trading partner. African exports to China consist mainly of oil and mineral products, while Africa imports value-added goods from clothing, footwear and plastic products to electronic appliances, machinery and transport equipment. The oil and mineral products make Africa an important trading partner for China, even though trade with Africa is a relatively small part of…

culturas, pois perderia seu sentido original, sua conexão com o resto das normas, poden- 40|Manual de Antropologia Cultural Angel-B. Espina Barrio do resultar no novo contexto inadequado. Isso ocorre, por exemplo, com o consumo de folhas de coca entre os quéchua. Útil para eles, inadequado em sua brutal transformação (cocaína) para nós. Cada cultura tem suas próprias diversões, suas próprias drogas, seus próprios remédios, suas próprias opiniões sobre a vida e a morte; tudo …

culturas, pois perderia seu sentido original, sua conexão com o resto das normas, poden- 40|Manual de Antropologia Cultural Angel-B. Espina Barrio do resultar no novo contexto inadequado. Isso ocorre, por exemplo, com o consumo de folhas de coca entre os quéchua. Útil para eles, inadequado em sua brutal transformação (cocaína) para nós. Cada cultura tem suas próprias diversões, suas próprias drogas, seus próprios remédios, suas próprias opiniões sobre a vida e a morte; tudo …

culturas, pois perderia seu sentido original, sua conexão com o resto das normas, poden- 40|Manual de Antropologia Cultural Angel-B. Espina Barrio do resultar no novo contexto inadequado. Isso ocorre, por exemplo, com o consumo de folhas de coca entre os quéchua. Útil para eles, inadequado em sua brutal transformação (cocaína) para nós. Cada cultura tem suas próprias diversões, suas próprias drogas, seus próprios remédios, suas próprias opiniões sobre a vida e a morte; tudo …

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and my parents were too proud to get secondhand ones at the Salvation Army. I think my parents would have responded to our complaints if, for example, I cried to them about my cold feet or told them it was embarrassing to not have the proper winter clothing in front of my school friends, but I refrained from whining about things I didn’?t believe they could do anything about. I understood there was no point in putting pressure on them for things they couldn’?t change, and which would…

the Japanese capacity to resist and even retaliate, Washington was able to wage a vigorous trade war against Korea: it imposed anti-dumping actions against Korean TVS, imposed so-called ‘voluntary export restraints’ on Korean steel, textiles and clothing, used the Super 301 clause against Korean products because it claimed Korea was using unfair practices and demanded great and greater opening of Korea to specific US products.105 This waves of trade war against Korea worked. A…