...Negotiations Between Afghan Government and the Taliban Interest Vs. Power and Position In 2007 a series of increasingly violent attacks in many provinces and the capital of Afghanistan, President Hamid Karzai decided to negotiate with the Taliban, and offered them senior government positions in exchange for peace focusing on public interest. Dispirited by losses at the hands of NATO bombings, the Taliban also decided to talk. However, the Taliban’s demands changed, and dramatically increased every year. The parties have not reached an agreement yet because of the Taliban’s excessive demands. The Taliban’s excessiveness in the past few years bring up the question: Are the Taliban exclusively focused on position and power, and the government on interest? This difference is critical because if the Taliban is only focused on position and power, the government is see as an opponent rather than a partner and the goal of this negotiation is victory rather than an agreement. Most of the Taliban are a group of angry people who are ready to lose anything to gain power. While the top tier of the Taliban comprises the ideologues, a majority of the members are not in the group for defending or promoting an ideology. Many are in this group because they do not have alternative employment opportunities from the government. Several are dismayed at the progress made by the government and disappointed with the unfulfilled promises that were...
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...A Publication of TRANS Asian Research Journals TAJMMR TRANS Asian Journal of Marketing & Management Research Vol.2 Issue 3-4, March-April 2013, ISSN 2279-0667 A STUDY OF SMALL CAR CONSUMER PREFERENCE IN PUNE CITY Mrs. Beena John*; Dr. S. Pragadeeswaran** *Research Scholar, MS University, Tirunelveli, India. **Deputy Controller of Exams, Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar, Tamil Nadu, India. ABSTRACT Indian Automobile small car business is influenced by the presence of many national and multi-national manufactures after liberalization in 1991. The presence of the many manufacturers and variants within the city provides several decision options to the customers as they supply similar product proposition, creating the passenger automotive small car market highly competitive Customers now search for those differentiating parameters, which may help them to choose among the alternative products available in the market. The purpose of this paper is to come with the identification of parameter that influence the customer purchase preference behavior patterns of passenger automobile small car owners within the city of Pune. Of greatest interest to the current study is the impact of demographic variables and income affecting the vehicle selection of small cars. KEYWORDS: Consumer preference, small cars, influencing factors. ___________________________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTION India assisted by its economic advancement...
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