...Indian and Chinese Youth Economies Johnny R. Huffstutler BUS330 April 7, 2014 China and India are two of the largest countries in the world, both having a very large youth market. India for a number of reasons could be seen as being approximately fifteen to twenty years behind China in terms of age when it comes to averages of their work force (Devonshire-Ellis, 2013). There are trends in both Chines and Indian markets that emulate some US economic trends, but one of the common characteristics seen in India and China in today’s youth markets is a sense of individuality that is comparable to that seen in many members of Generation Y here in the United States. Some of the products that seem to strike a chord with youth markets in India and China, much like the US are automobiles, personal electronics (phones and tablets) and in many instances, designer clothing. From a marketing perspective, there are some similarities between the youth markets in China and India which resemble the youth markets in the US, such as online shopping and anything to speed up the shopping process. Cookie cutter approaches that are seen here in the US are not likely to be successful in Indian and Chinese markets. (Brown, 2011) Some of the factors that come into play that differ between China and India from the Macro perspective, are apparent due to the differences in types of government. India is often considered the world’s largest democracy, while China is still under communist...
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...Sunday, October 27, 2013 RULES OF THE ROAD OPENING A SMALL BUSINESS WITH FEDERAL CONTRACTS BY KRISTIN VELIX BUS330 CONTRACT ADMINISTATION AND MANAGEMENT PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER KING I have built my hobby of building small model airplanes into a small business, and believe with my proven products from sales to small investigative firms that I may be able to compete for contracts with Homeland Security. I have built a very small remote control airplane that is capable of long sustained flight, fitted with camera’s that can gather intelligence without anyone knowing they are there. oHoH Homeland Security could use them anywhere in the world to gather intelligence, and I believe they would be interested in buying my product. I will need to go to the Small Business Administration for information on how to compete with the larger aircraft companies and on loans to open my own manufacturing plant. I have the business plan, plant, product and investors that are willing to be employee’s, and are business professionals in every sense of the world to help me. I also have the advantage by using the SBA to help us pave the way to a lucrative contract with Homeland Security. In 1984 the Competition in Contracting Act ( CICA) was enacted. This amendment was created to alter methods of forming contracts and further states that Government Agencies utilize to promote the use of full and open competition in the procurement of goods and services, like my small business and can give me...
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...Management and Leadership Paper Kathryn Bond December 13, 2010 BUS330 Israr Hayath San Diego Zoo is this paper’s subject for discussing leadership and management within the company, which is a non-profit organization. Leadership is leading by way of exemplary examples and instilling confidence in the audience. Leaders are working for the good of the Company. Leaders are good trainers since they want to pass the information on to trainees to avoid mishaps. Leaders change things like conventional believes and practices. Leaders are knowledgeable in their field. The Zoological Society of San Diego has existed 90 years. It is now referred to as Global Zoo. There many leaders at the zoo. There is a Board of Directors with 12 members. The leaders at this level are concerned with the Zoo’s mission which is conservation, education, and recreation organization dedicated to the reproduction, protection and exhibition animals, plants, and their habitats (Mission Statement). These are the leaders that stay abreast of environmental changes. At the administrative level leadership may not be so strong or evident to all zoo employees since there is rarely direct contact with them (Halogen). In 2006, the Society brought in approximately 100 million dollars for the first time. This level of revenue drove the society to re-evaluate its old practices and to create a new strategic plan that would modernize their way of doing business. One of the key elements of the...
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...Running header: POLLUTION 1 POLLUTION: MORAL AND ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY VANESSA HARRISON HARVEY BUS330 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING INSTRUCTOR: ANGELA MANLEY AUGUST 14, 2012 Running header: POLLUTION 1 “I do wonder whether there will come a time when we can no longer afford our wastefulness – chemical wastes in rivers, metal wastes everywhere, and atomic wastes buried deep in the earth or sunk in the sea.” – John Steinbeck Pollution is the action of environmental contamination with man-made waste. This includes land, water, and air. Of all the First World countries, the United States is the most polluting nation on Earth. The United States is ranked seventh on pollution control, by only spending 60% of its Gross National Product to help the environment. As a nation we have spent over 120 billions of dollars a year on research and development. The majority of the cost incurred has come from Environmental Quality, our country has consumed over 98 quadrillion Btu of energy in the year 2000 alone. Americans generate five pounds of solid waste every day, creating one ton of solid waste each year. In an average day in the United States, we throw out 200,000 tons of edible food and have thrown 1 million bushels of litter out of our automobiles. The main human contributor for pollution are landfills. It is possible that land pollution can contaminate the air and/or the water. Water pollution is the action of environment contamination...
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...The Nissan Leaf: Marketing a New Technological Paradigm William Trapp BUS330 Instructor- Benjanette Matthews February 25, 2013 The Nissan Leaf: Marketing a New Technological Paradigm With each passing moment the technological capabilities of the human race continually evolves at an exponential rate. No industry reflects this more than the computer micro-processor industry. Advancements in this industry have been so extensive that it simply unfathomable for most people. According to Intel cofounder Gordon Moore the processing power of the average computer processor can be expected to double every two years (Moore’s Law, n.d.). This exponential rate of evolution has been the benchmark for our technological growth for the better part of a century. From 2000 to 2009 alone the number of transistors on an average microchip went from 37.5 million to a whopping 904 million increasing the processing power at rate that simply boggles the mind (Moore’s Law, n. d.). The ripples from the technological growth have begun to have a profound effect on the automotive manufacturing industry, and Nissan has taken the reins with the introduction of the all-electric Nissan Leaf bringing the entire industry into a new paradigm. What is the Leaf? The Nissan Leaf is an all-electric 4 door passenger sedan powered by a lithium ion battery pack running an 80 kW AC synchronous electric motor creating 107 horsepower (Nissan Leaf, n.d.). Its Lithium-ion battery pack is estimated to give the Leaf...
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