...(Badminton World Federation Portal) DELTA YEAR, TRIMESTER I BMR 2044 PROMOTIONAL MARKETING ASSIGNMENT 2 Group: BM 201 Lecturer: Mr. Lai Kim Piew NO. | STUDENT NAME | STUDENT ID | 1 | Tay Teck Wee | 1101107427 | 2 | Muhammad Muaz | 1102701899 | 3 | Yu Kay Vin | 1102701064 | 4 | Ng Yean Shen | 1091101221 | 5 | Tan Yi Lin | 1102701471 | CONTENTS Executive Summary……………………………………………………. …… 3 Current Marketing Situation………………………………………………… 4 Objective of Promotional Plan………………………………………………. 5 Marketing Strategy…………………………………………………………. 6 Promotion Strategy………………………………………………………… 7-14 Budgeting………………………………………………………………….. 15 Action Plan………………………………………………………………… 16-17 Conclusion…………………………………………………………………. 18 References………………………………………………………………….. 19 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The objective of the promotional plan is to improve its marketing situation and improve growth of Malacca Badminton Association and create competitive advantage among competitors. The SWOT analysis, their strength is providing decent services, quality products and umpire and badminton training. They have their opportunities which are attracting more people join badminton and umpire training. The promotion strategy, we using Dato Lee Chong Wei as the core image of advertisement, to represent badminton; jumping smash action, to represent skills. The slogan we using is “Join us, the next Lee Chong Wei is you”, to illustrate the image that join MBA badminton training...
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...beginner title and wore a black belt. After that, they will go for Silat Coaching Course to be a silat guru or instructor. | SystemTaekwondo uses a belt ranking. It is divided up into 19 levels.Promotion levelThe junior section consists of ten ranks known as geup and their ranks will be identified by belts of various colors, depending on the school. The senior section known as dan are made up of nine ranks. Black belts begin at the first level till the last level of dan. | ORGANIZATION AND ACHIEVEMENT | IPSI (Ikatan Pencak Silat Indonesia), PESAKA (Persekutuan Silat Kebangsaan Malaysia), PERSISI (Persekutuan Silat Singapura), PERSIB (Persekutuan Silat Brunei) and PSF UK (Pencak Silat Federation of UK. | ITF (International Taekwondo Federation) and WTF (World Taekwondo Federation). | ACCEPTANCE | Countries involvedSilat usually known in Southeast Asian country especially Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapura and BruneiAcceptance in schoolThere are many silat such as Silat Cekak, Silat Gayung, Pencak Silat, Silat Sendeng,...
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...Implications of the Ukrainian Crisis for Trade Relationships of the EU with Russia Economic Policies of the European Union Gartnar Marko | 19486522 | Marmai Martina | 19131311 | Mladenović Kosta | 19821606 | Executive Summary The aim of this research assignment is to provide an assessment of the effects on trade relationships between the EU and Russia stemming from the so-called “Ukrainian crisis.” The term points at the Russian military intervention in Ukraine, and the public response that this event generated. In particular, the analysis will regard the repercussions on Euro-Russian trade due to the Council’s diplomatic reply to the violent annexation of the Crimean peninsula by the Russian Federation. Since March 16th, when - with the unconditional support of Russia - the referendum for the independence of Crimea took place, the events in Ukraine escalated, giving rise to a number of restrictive provisions which, increasing in scope and gravity, aimed on one side to discourage military intervention by Russia, while on the other punished illegal misappropriation of Ukrainian public property. Such sanctions may not have played an important role, were it not for the current shaky state of the Russian economy. Nevertheless, that of sanctions is a two-sided sword, and the European Union, barely stepping on the road to recovery, can’t exactly afford being too picky when it comes to deciding who to do business with. The high level of interconnectedness and dependence...
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...Invitation to an international union meeting 22 March to 24 March Paris Solidaires Union Federation France Union and Popular Central Brazil General Workers Confederation Spanish State Workers Democratic Organisation Morocco International Trade Unionism : we are building the future This call has been launched by trade unions from Europe, Africa, America and we have diverse affiliation or non-affiliation to the International Trade Union Confederation, the World Federation of Trade Unions. We also participate in various international trade union networks, etc. All our unions recognize the unionism of struggle, workers' democracy, self-organisation of workers and the need for social transformation. The crisis of the capitalist system has consequences in the world. Economic, financial, environmental and social crises interact and become self-reinforcing. The global crisis of capitalism shows a shared impasse based on increasingly unequal distribution of wealth produced, financial deregulation, free trade and the widespread disregard for ecological imperatives. To save the profits of the shareholders and owners, to ensure the future of banking and global institutions (the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, World Trade Organization, etc.), governments and employers place increasingly heavy burdens on workers' rights and workers. The current economic and political system organises the looting of many countries, forcing millions of people to leave their region of...
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...Problems of the Russian agriculture Difficulties in the development of domestic agriculture have been and remain a consequence of underestimating the state's role in the formation of a national agricultural policy, the lack of the necessary logistical and financial support for the industry. This led to a skewed when domestic food in relation to the subsidized import was uncompetitive. It has become more expensive imported and widely displaced from the Russian market. Production of high-quality and productive agricultural machinery is also not well developed in Russia. Farmers choose the best and buy the imported tractors and seeders. Russia has also developed the production of high quality and productive agricultural machinery; farmers choose the best and buy the imported tractors and seeders. Is it possible to change the situation? It is already changed. Prospects for the development of agriculture in Russia A powerful impetus for renewing the country's economy, its improvement and promotion of economic development have become the priority national projects, including "Development of agriculture (agriculture)", which in a short time had to solve the most pressing problems of the village. In recognition of this country's agro-industrial complex national priority should be seen as a turning point for farmers to labor, agriculture, as a confirmation that it is one of the main sectors of the economy, ensuring the stability of the lives of citizens and the country's food security...
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...World Trade Organization CASE ANALYSIS Table of Contents 1. Review the articles and explain what the core of the disputes is.................. 1 2. Find and present at least three other disputes, which are at the agenda of the Dispute Settlement Committee of WTO. ........................................................ 2 a) Russian Federation- Measures on the importation of live pigs, pork and other pig products from the European Union .................................................. 3 b) Brazil- Certain measures concerning taxation and charges ...................... 4 c) Anti-dumping duties on light commercial vehicles (LCV) from Germany and Italy ............................................................................................................... 5 3. Explain the term “dumping prices”. ................................................................. 6 4. Which other commodities are object of protectionist measures? ................ 7 References ............................................................................................................. 9 1. Review the articles and explain what the core of the disputes is. The four investigated articles deal with the influence of governments on particular industries and how they try to strengthen and on the same time protect the competitiveness of domestic players. Three of the four articles highlight China’s protectionism on its market for cultural products. Protectionism can be defined as certain government...
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...THE WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION The World Trade Organization (WTO) was established and incorporated in January 1st 1995 at the amendment of the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade (GATT) in 1994 with the aim of regulating international trade. The creation of this organization clearly underscored the acceptance and commitment of trade liberalization by most of the international communities. Upon signing and ratifying the WTO Agreement, each member state of the WTO committed itself through a series of agreements to ultimately liberalize its trade in goods, services and trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights. Each member state signed the WTO Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes as well as the Agreement relating to the Trade Policy Review Mechanism (TPRM). This action required member states to periodically subject their national trade and economic policies for examination to ensure that their respective mandates are in keeping with the WTO’s commitments. (Strategic Plan of the Foreign Trade Division 2002). The expansion of trade has often played a significant role in the growth of the global economy since World War II, but it was not until the commencement of trade negotiations in the Uruguay Round in 1986, that multilateral trade deals tended to be limited to that of industrial countries. While developing countries benefited significantly from the growth in global trade, they were rarely active participants in the bargaining...
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...A stark difference is apparent for those who grew up on the narrow Chinese streets called hutong. Few historic hutong are protected by The People’s Republic of China (PRC) to attract tourists, but most have evolved into quiet and organized walkways, like the one above. This is partly because the acceptance of a market economy transformed roadside markets into convenient supermarkets. No more haggling for prices over the noise of 20 others doing the same, or dodging children when settling your mobile market. Instead, responsible citizens, like the man in the picture to the right, can spend time recycling household waste in an effort to care for their neighborhood (Nuo). This coordinated and desirable lifestyle is made possible by domestic and foreign businesses that enter the market with permission of the government. Wal-Mart (WMT), an American business, abides by national and international law to assist those in China with their own development goals. WMT claims to conduct more annual internal audits than any other company, at 13,600 reviews. When violations are detected WMT does not hesitate to take harsh measures (Sweatshops). WMT seams its corporate policy with international regulations to ensure their workers the rights they bear as participants in a market economy. WMT labor practices in China promote free market-enterprise. In order to understand how WMT promotes free market-enterprise through its labor practices, first I will define the key terms, such as labor practices...
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...Russia and World Trade Organization Subject: International Business Professor: 梁学宏 Student: Kirilenko Viktoriia, vikir27@mail.ru Class: IB2013 Date: 13 December 2015 Table of Content Introduction…………………………………………………………………….3 Goals and Objectives of the Accession to the WTO……………………4 Advantages and Disadvantages of the Accession to the WTO………5 Conditions of Accession to the WTO……………………………………...6 * Terms and Conditions of Russia’s Accession to the WTO * Unfavorable Institutional Environment * Russia Does Not Have Effective Mechanism to Support Domestic Business * Phytosanitary Standards: Good Conditions and Poor Implementation * Sources of Growth of Exports to Russia Are Limited Overall Assessment of Impact of Accession to the WTO…………….10 * Missed Opportunities for Growth * The Overall Picture Conclusion ……………………………………………………………………13 References.……………………………………………………………………15 Introduction Russian economy can effectively develop only in close cooperation with international market of goods and services, in spite of huge potential and resources. It also required by the state reforms inside the country. However, World Trade Organization (WTO) states the rules of game on the international market, on time of international globalization. WTO unify about 160 countries and covers more than 95% of turnover of international trade. Russia should enter to WTO considering strategic...
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...or KM) is a coalition of eight federation and alliances of small fisherfolk in the Philippines. It was founded in January 2002 in Cebu City, Philippines. The coalition's agenda is to: 1. stop Fish Trade Liberalization in the Philippines 2. strengthen policies that support sustainable fishery practices in the country 3. forge the broadest unity among the fisherfolk sector in the Philippines. From its beginning in Banilad, Cebu City, KM as the coalition is now known, has continuously campaigned for the interest of the small and marginalized fisherfolk of the country. It has championed the cause of the sector through its high profile campaigns through mobilization, propaganda and education. It has actively joined Laban ng Masa/ Fight of the Masses(a coalition of political parties and social movement in the Philippines) in its political struggle against what it considers to be the corrupt and inept Arroyo Regime in the Philippines. It sought the ouster of Mrs. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo from the presidency and the establishment of a Transitional Revolutionary Government. KM's campaign to stop the liberalization of the fishing industry of the Philippines has culminated in the founding of the South East Asia Fisherfolk Movement or SEA-FM. The Asian small fisherfolk was formed in recognition of the need to consolidate its ranks in the region in order for them to protect their livelihood and fishing grounds from the onslaught made by trade liberalization. KM and its South...
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...Who was sworn-in as Malaysia’s prime minister for the second time in May 2013? A] Muhyiddin Yassin B] Mahathir Mohamad C] Najib Razak D] Anwar Ibrahim Who won his fifth world snooker title held in May 2013 to become the first player in 17 years to make a successful defence of the World Championship? A] Ronnie O’Sullivan B] Judd Trump C] Barry Hawkins D] Ricky Walden Who has been appointed as the next director-general of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in May 2013? A] Pascal Lamy B] Herminio Blanco C] Roberto Azevedo D] None of These Norwegian telecom giant Telenor’s Indian arm Uninor has appointed whom as the firm’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in May 2013? A] Yogesh Malik B] Sunil Lalvani C] Sunil Dutt D] Mittu Chandilya Which global tech company acquired cloud software firm Enstratius in May 2013? A] Dell B] Microsoft C] IBM D] Oracle Manchester United coach and manager Alex Ferguson has retired after how many years of coaching in May 2013? A] 29 years B] 27 years C] 31 years D] 25 years RBI has cut reverse repo rate by 25 bps to _______ during its monetary policy review meet on 3rd May 2013. A] 7.5% B] 7.25% C] 6.5% D] 6.25% What is the rank of India’s famous shuttlers Saina Nehwal in the Badminton World Federation (BWF) female’s singles rankings published in May 2013? B] 2nd A] 3rd C] 4th D] 5th “World Asthma Day” is observed on __________. A] First Tuesday of May B] C] First Sunday of May D] 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. First Monday of May First...
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...A Perspective of Globalization: The Influences of a Capitalist-based Global System The implications of globalization today are inherent. Of note is Leslie Sklair, stating that globalization is based on transnational practices (TNP)s. These, at the highest level of abstraction, are the building blocks of the system. Currently, these practices are encompassed in the global capitalist system, but do not comprehensively define globalization (Lechner 2007). Additionally, key spheres contribute to the current globalization scheme; these spheres are distinguished as economic, political and the cultural-ideology (Lechner 2007). Furthermore, Sklair’s approach differs from the weak/strong heterogeneous or homogeneous approach as outlined by Appelrouth, stating that the interactions of such are more complex than a cut and clear weak vs. strong approach. The economic sphere regards the ability of TNCs to control global capital and material resources. Economics revolves around the idea that resources are scarce, and a current pursuit of allocative efficiency creates a sound economic environment. The more resources any corporation has allows for not only an ability to create a monopoly-like scenario depriving competitors of resources, but also in establishing a larger profit margin achieved through market control. These resources are not limited to natural resources, but also of intellectual property and human resources themselves. Although allocative efficiency is not reached...
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...RUSSIA, BELARUS AND KAZAKHSTAN AS THE STEP TOWARDS THIS “DREAM” EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION We live in the twentieth century – a time of dynamic changes in the Global Economy, associated with globalization. In International Trade Arena, the vast majority of the countries choose the free trade policy, which develops step by step: from Free Trade Area, a Custom Union into Common Market and Monetary and Economic Union. Politicians and scientists believe that in 20-30 years Trade World will be subdivided into 2-3 intercontinental preferential zones with its own rules and free trade between the parties, but with external custom barriers in relation to other blocks or still will open the ways for mixing of regionalism and multilateralism based on common objectives and principles. Obviously, the development of the World economy and trade will lead to the formation of a single Global Free Market with the agreed rules and disciplines, which will be applicable to all countries. The dominant position is such a direction takes the World Trade Organization (WTO). It was established on December 8, 1994 and began operating on 1 January, 1995 and is known to be a successor of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). Here, a distinctive feature and the goal of WTO is the creation of international trade rules and disciplinary measures to ensure the conditions of a free international trade, based on mutually beneficial conditions, openness and equality of members. If after...
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...The World Trade Organization (WTO) website defines itself as an organization as “born out of negotiations”. The WTO of today was created on January 1, 1995 and is comprised of 153 countries as of February 2011. The WTO’s mission statement centers around 3 agreements between its members: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), and the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) (WTO, 2012). The WTO also serves the function of settling disputes between members and reviewing trade policy to ensure fairness and equity for all members. When our group chose this topic there were split in our opinions of whether the WTO should be abolished. There were sentiments among the group members that the negotiating style and methodology of the WTO was too cumbersome and bureaucratic to achieve decisions that were in the best interest of all parties involved. Other members of the group felt that the WTO is still a valid organization that offers small countries a voice when negotiating with larger more capable nations. The following narrative will outline the most compelling arguments for and against abolishment of the WTO. The negotiating style of the WTO is multilateral, which can be very time consuming and increase the difficulty for the parties involved to reach a deal. The nations involved in the negotiating have different interest while all parties have different productivity and limited resources. It...
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...Fair Trade: International Trade and World Output AIU Online/MGMT 220 Charlotte Taylor May 6, 2012 Abstract A business process that is affected by consumer demand, international trade, is a vital necessity in order for economies to stay afloat, expand, and to enhance the welfare of society. However, if trade should cease, the goods we have or wish to obtain would become unaffordable or maybe not available at all. In addition, the people begin to make fewer choices about purchasing products. Introduction International trade and world output both have direct and indirect effects on the economy (Griffin, et al., 2010). Therefore, in a world where trade is very vital it is critical to comprehend the relationship between international trade and world output. In addition, this paper will explain the broad pattern of international trade, describe a product that might no longer be obtainable here in the United States if trade would cease; and provide one other nation and the product that the country can do without. Relationship: International Trade and World Output Trade is when one person voluntary exchange goods, services, assets, and money with another person, or organization. Since, the transaction is voluntary; all parties must accept that they will gain something from the exchange before completing the transaction. International trade is a business process between countries, individuals, or other business associations. It is usually referred to as world or foreign...
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