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Coca-Cola's cultural marketing strategy in Australia

Soft drink branding began very early in the world of the globalized markets and in fact marks one of the most fundamental ways in which the world sees the source, nation, in this case the U.S.

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University internship programs and compensation structures in fashion

The culmination of the educational experience in the fashion industry is the internship. This is where students see how theory translates into practice. They also get to try their hand in the chosen profession and to know the ins and outs of what goes on behind the scene.

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Business relationship development approaches in marketing and supply chains

The development of business relationships is vitally important to the growth of an organizations. According to Zineldin (2007) a great deal of attention has been paid to the shifting business environment throughout the world.

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Lobbying efforts for the Auto Industry Financing and Restructuring Act

The objective of this work is to focus on the original bailout bill of the car companies America.

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Telecommuting as a cost-saving strategy for Burgess Realty

There are eight steps to take when launching a virtual employee program, according to the 134-page pdf called "Exploring Telework as a Business Continuity Strategy" prepared by an association of human resource professionals from Fortune 500 companies (WorldatWork.org).

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Addressing cultural diversity and healthcare disparities in America

Diversity Important in Health Care? Is Diversity Important in Healthcare Organizations? One out of four persons living in the U.S. has a different racial or ethnic origin. There are 75 million of them today and increasing every year.

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Challenges to inclusive education policy implementation in the UK and Egypt

The objective of this research is to examine inclusion in the United Kingdom and in Egypt and from the view of a lack of support for inclusion in what will be a discussion of the dilemmas that present with the practice of inclusion.

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Keynesian and Marxian economic theories in the modern global economy

The economy of today is changing rapidly and it can be debated that the old theories that applied to the economy of the early 20th century no longer apply. For the past 100 years, Keynesian and Marxian economic theories offered the best explanation and ability to predict the economy.

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Edison College's workforce education program and community impact

Edison State College opened for business in the fall of 1962. Since that time, the college has been providing southwest Florida with quality educational programs. Associate degrees in Arts and Science as well as Baccalaureate degrees along with various certificate programs are offered at Edison.

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Student-based assessment versus teacher-based assessment in No Child Left Behind

Student Assessment: The Superiority of Student-Based Assessment and the Role of Teacher-Based Assessment It would be difficult to find a piece of legislation that has impacted schools with the magnitude of the No Child Left Behind Act.

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