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...GIANT CONSUMER PRODUCTS, INC THE SALES PROMOTION RESOURCE ALLOCATION DECISION I. PENDAHULUAN Kasus ini berkaitan dengan strategi marketing, khususnya dalam promosi penjualan. Saat itu awal September 2008 di markas Giant Consumer Product, Inc (GCP), tepatnya pada Divisi Makanan Beku (Frozen Food Divison ) – FFD - tidak melakukan tanggung jawabnya dengan baik, dimana target yang telah ditetapkan tidak tercapai dan performance kinerjanya kurang baik. Dari permasalahan yang ada tersebut mengakibatkan vulume penjualan hanya tercapai sekitar 3.9% dan profit sebesar 3.6%. Melihat permasalahan yang terjadi didalam internal perusahaan, maka Maria Davidson, selaku GM FFD segera menghubungi Mike Sanchez (Direktur pemasaran FFD) untuk mengindentifikasi strategi promosi penjualan yang akan dijalankan, tetapi sebelumnya harus memilih dari ketiga peroduknya, mana yang akan dilakukan promosi penjualan. Ketiga produk tersebut diantaranya : a) Dinardo TM 32-ons paket b) Dinardo TM 16-ons paket, atau c) Natural Meals TM / makanan organik Terdapat dua kategori utama dalam FFD, yaitu : 1) Merek Dinardo™, merek ini menghasilkan lebih dari $ 425 juta untuk pendapatan setiap tahunnya. Merek ini menawarkan produk spaghetti & bakso, lasagna, dan ayam Cacciatore. Kelebihan dari produk ini adalah penggunaan bahan - bahan yang berkualitas dan bumbu yang membuat Dinardo ™ menjadi makanan yang terasa lebih enak dibandingkan dengan produsen lain. 2) Natural Meals™, produk ini berupa makanan beku...
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...The United Nations’ Role in International Tax Policy A Research and Policy Brief for the Use of the NGO Committee on Financing for Development Hamrawit Abebe, Ryan Dugan, Michael McShane, Julie Mellin, Tara Patel, and Linda Patentas Graduate Program in International Affairs, Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy, The New School March 7, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY BACKGROUND AND PERSPECTIVES BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS THE OECD, G77, G20, AND EU ON UPGRADING THE UN TAX COMMITTEE KEY INSTITUTIONAL PLAYERS ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST A UN TAX BODY 3 4 8 12 17 REFLECTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OECD AND UN TAX COMMITTEE GLOBAL TAX POLICIES POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS 20 28 38 APPENDIX GLOSSARY AND ACRONYMS REFERENCES 44 48 52 2 Executive Summary The report provides an analytical view on the role of the United Nations in tax policy, highlighting the interventions made by and challenges to key players in attempts to streamline global tax cooperation. The first section of the paper provides a background on the importance of tax related issues, emphasizing its importance within the Monterrey Consensus. Debates are introduced between two key institutional players regarding global tax cooperation, the OECD’s Committee on Fiscal Affairs and the UN Tax Committee. Views from key players the OECD, Group of 77, Group of 20, and European Union are addressed in the areas of international tax cooperation...
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...ways in which a network can be built a network. The first is point to point network in which there is a group of system which is further connected to other system forming a mesh network. These type of networks form the basis of ad hoc networks and are capable of self-management and organizations. As the network layer is not defined by the standard the routing cannot be per formed directly but an additional layer can be added to support multihop communications. The second type is the star pattern in which there is one central node that acts as the coordinator. This is more structured pattern. The FFD node creates its own personal area network and this node becomes the administrator of its own unique PAN. After this the other devices also join the network and become independent of all other networks. In the given figure the terms FFD and RFD stands for Full Functional Devices and Reduced Functional Devices. Zigbee A person who designs wireless applications has many options of standards and protocols but this often confuses them as there is a wide range of standards available. There are standards and protocols available ranging from simple to highly complex. Zigbee is the most advanced standard of 802.15.4. Bluetooth and wi-fi are the most widely used now a days. Bluetooth is now available on almost all devices such as wireless speakers, hands free connection and cell- phone connections.the new low energy are findind many...
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...Node 34, Node 35 are FFDs, Coordinator Nodes, rest of the nodes symbolize the traffic vehicles, some of which are in the proximity range and some are not. Those who are not in range will not be detected by the WPAN coordinators. 8. Simulation Details are listed hereby: S. No. Time (secs) Event 1. 0.0 WPAN Coordinator starts 2. 0.3 All 4 FFDs Node 32 – Node 35 start 3. 0.5 Node 1 enters proximity of node 32 4. 0.8 Node 2 enters proximity of node 32 5. 0.5 Node 8 enters proximity of node 33 6. 0.8 Node 16 enters proximity of node 34 7. 0.5 Node 23 enters proximity of node 35 8. 1 Node 24 enters proximity of node 35 9. 2 FTP Traffic starts from node 1 to node 32 10. 3 FTP Traffic starts from node 2 to node 32 11. 2 FTP Traffic starts from node 8 to node 33 12. 3 FTP Traffic starts from node 16 to node 34 13. 2 FTP Traffic starts from node 23 to node 35 14. 4 FTP Traffic starts from node 24 to node 35 15. 100 Simulation Stops Table 2: Event Schedule 9. Color Scheme S.No. Color Description 1. Tomato AODV Flow Color 2. Green ARP Flow Color 3. Navy MAC Flow Color 4. Red FFDs Node 32 – Node 35 5. Green 4 TCP Flow Color 6. Blue ACK Flow Color Table 3: Color Scheme 10. Trace File S.No. Color Description 1. R Receive 2. S Send 3. D Drop 4. E Error 5. + Enqueue 6. - Dequeue Table 4: Color Scheme NAM SIMULATIONS WPAN Coordinator Coordinator Vehicles Fig 2: Scenario of nodes place – ment. Fig 3: TCP Packet Movement and ACK Packet Movement between RFD 16, 8, 23 and FFD 33, 34, 35 respectively...
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...RESEARCH PAPER FFD 122: History of Art and Design 2, Spring 2010 GUIDELINES 1. PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH PAPER: One of the aims of History of Art and Design is to develop a historical and critical sensibility about artistic and cultural production. To test this ability, you will prepare a research paper about an object of art or design of your choice, based on the “Five Contexts of Art and Design” topics of this semester: MAKING, STYLE, IDEOLOGY, USE and MEANING. 2. CONTENT OF THE RESEARCH PAPER: Your chosen artwork/design CAN NOT be from an artist or an example that has been discussed in class. Check the course syllabus for a list of all works that are in the lectures. You are advised to choose a well-known work of a famous artist/designer so that you can easily find sources related to that work. You are discussing your chosen object, NOT its photograph. Do not talk about your object’s image but its ACTUAL three-dimensional reality, as much as you can understand it. Keep in mind the sub-themes for each of the themes of the semester because you will write about ONE sub-theme from each theme. | | | | |MATERIALS: How the choice of materials made by the artist or designer influences the form of the end | | |product. ...
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...STYLIZED FACTS ON FFD FLOWS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Figure 1: Correlation between FDI and some of its determinants i)Correlation with Haman Capital ii) Correlation with institution iii) Correlation with infrastructure iv) Correlation with market size v) Correlation with macroeconomic stability Description The Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) project reports aggregate and individual governance indicators for 213 economies over the period 1996-2009, for six dimensions of governance: Voice and Accountability Political Stability and Absence of Violence/Terrorism Government Effectiveness Regulatory Quality Rule of Law Control of Corruption The aggregate indicators combine the views of a large number of enterprise, citizen and expert survey respondents in industrial and developing countries. The individual data sources underlying the aggregate indicators are drawn from diverse variety of survey institutes, think tanks, non-governmental organizations, and international organizations. Detailed documentation of the WGI, interactive tools for exploring the data, and full access to the underlying source data available at www.govindicators.org. The WGI are produced by Daniel Kaufmann (Brookings Institution), Aart Kraay (World Bank Development Research Group) and Massimo Mastruzzi (World Bank Institute). Please cite Kaufmann, Daniel, Aart Kraay and Massimo Mastruzzi (2010).The Worldwide...
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...use with group D, E, and F films for accurate exposure. Also, the pointed, closed-ended cones are contraindicated in dentistry due to the increase in scatter radiation because of the primary beam interaction with the closed end of the cone. There is a definite advantage in using F-film and a 16-inch focal-film distance. There used to be less diagnostic ability in F-film, but Eastman Kodak Company changed the shape of the silver halide grains of their E-speed film to increase sharpness and give high-contrast images. They then discontinued E-speed film and made F-film more concise. Clinical studies show F-film equal to D-speed film. Along with the speed of the film, the FFD affects the patient radiation dosage. Less total tissue volume is in the path of the primary beam at 16-inches than at a 8-inch FFD. As the distance increases from 8-inches to 16-inches, the beam becomes less divergent and less body area is irradiated by the primary beam after it penetrates the skin. It is important to reduce the radiation to your patient whenever possible. The paralleling technique results in lower dosage to the thyroid gland and the lens of the eye than the bisecting technique. With the bisecting technique the vertical angulation can cause the thyroid and lens of the eye to be in the path of the primary x-ray beam. Administrative radiographs should never be taken on a patient. If it produces no diagnostic benefit to the patient, films should be duplicated and not taken for insurance...
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...Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx c v c ccccc cdd c fcdf fddf fd ffd When the House of Lords is discussed, the discussion is almost inevitably in connection with its reform, which is seen as incomplete following the removal of most hereditary peers from the chamber in 1999. But the House of Lords is perpetually seen as “unreformed", with proposals for change having been made for over a century. This means the opportunity has often been missed to study the chamber as it is, and its impact on the policy process. Given that the next stage of reform may, like previous ones, be long delayed, such study is important. This project therefore focuses on the contemporary House, and particularly on how it has changed since the 1999 reform. Publications in the first phase of the project (2004-2007) asked questions about the strength and confidence of the House of Lords, perceptions of its "legitimacy", and the real policy impact of government defeats. Research methods included study of parliamentary records, questionnaire surveys and interviews with peers, and public opinion surveys. A complete record of all members and all "divisions" (votes) in the chamber since November 1999 has been compiled in database form. The second phase of the project (2008-2011) continued the collection of some of this data, and generated new publications. These included broader...
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...RESEARCH PAPER FFD 122: History of Art and Design 2, Spring 2010 | | | | |Student Name and Number | | | | | | | | | | | |Department | | | | | | | | | | | |Chosen Work of Art/Design | | | |(title, artist/designer, year) | | | | | | ...
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...director, where he worked for about 8 years. But, upon starting his company, Owens was founded by Eo Bocci Associati in 2001 where then Owens joined hands with Eo Bocci to develop his company internationally and eventually move the production of Owenscorp to Italy. In the same year, Kate Moss flaunted Owens leather jackets for photographer Corinne Day‘s editorial shoot. After this in 2001, Owens professional career quickly expanded, making him known in all of the Fashion world. In 2002, “a year later, he displayed his collection at a fashion show for the first time during the New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2002 season. The show was sponsored by Anna Wintour and Vogue America, who listed him as one of the most fabulous discoveries.” (FFD) Shortly after, he then began his longstanding collaboration with stylist Panos Yiapanis in 2001; till this day Yiapanis has worked on every single one of Owens’s...
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...7 FORM VAUD FOB l-- i GEORGIAAPARTMENT ASSOCIATION MEMBERS ONLY .Aumret Loase Date: 28, Tha lfoodRidoe Circ].a Bldcr l[- Decatur. The lloodRidqe 20L2 located at 251 Eabitat Ap[ No. N 251 lAddresslto Kurshina A. Idom, And No (Community Name) leases CD, 30034 Others ["Resident']. The horized: List Occupants' Names Shav].a Johnson Shiniya ilohnson Uarctues ilohngon 1.Term'Theinitialtermisfor5monthsand-daysbeginningatnoononand endingatnoonon'REslDENTMAYNoTTER[llNATETHlsLEAsEPBioixeENDoFTHE INMAL TERM B(CEPT IN STRICT COITIPLIANCE WTH PARAGRAPH 7. 2. possesslon. Rent shall abate until possession is granted. Resident may void this lease if possession is not granted within seven (7) days from the start of the lease term. Management is not liable for any delay in possession. g. Rent Hent __