HUL moves from Rural to Urban India FMCG is an industry not built on product innovation like pharmaceuticals or user experience like the Tech. Industry. This is an industry where your product has to gain shelf space at the grocer where most of the people in a community go to replenish their daily needs. The regular grocers and the provision stores (Mom & Pop variety) are already accounted for and do not have much potential left in terms of increasing the current customer base. India is still predominantly
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The sculptures in my community represent more than just art. The sculptures show the community's history, and give tangible evidence to something you can only imagine. I feel that the sculptures decorate a town as much at they tell the history. Danville would feel even more run down and sad looking if it were not for the occasional sculpture that decorates the streets. I believe that more are needed in order to clean up the look of the city, but the current amount is a good start. The sculptures
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this short paper we have been asked to select a region of our choice and research current events to further discuss how economic, political, and social changes will impact growth in our selected region. I have selected Australia for this discussion. It is a region that I know very little about, but have always wanted to visit. In my discussion I will evaluate Australia’s economic, political, and social changes in order to evaluate the continent’s growth. Australia has a population of 22,507,617
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IMPACT OF UNEMPLOYMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA (1970-2010) BY DUROSINMI TEMIDAYO.O EC/2008/622 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCE CARITAS UNIVERSITY, AMORJI-NIKE ENUGU STATE AUGUST, 2012. i TITLEPAGE THE IMPACT OF UNEMPLOYMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA A PROJECT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF BACHELOR IN SCIENCE (B.SC) DEGREE IN ECONOMICS BY DUROSINMI TEMIDAYO.O EC/2008/622 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
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marginal social cost are cost its borne directly by the user. This principle that all costs are valued at the compensation that needed to those willing to do. They have two main constraints in the development of road user charging the technical and economic. Charging has two form the Fuel duty and Vehicle excise duty. Efficient prices (MSC- MARGINAL SOCIAL COST CONCEPT). Have two concepts: SHORT RUN which pricing translates into, in terms of road pricing, is a need to measure three components of cost
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named examples, examine the extent to which the development gap occurs within countries as well as globally. 1) Introduction The development gap refers to the financial and social disparity between the poorest and wealthiest in society. Where economic indicators are low, social indicators are often also low, whereas the wealthiest countries also enjoy better healthcare and education. This gap has been widening for decades and is at its widest today. The poor are not necessarily getting poorer;
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these changes cause the shift from Rural to Urban. The United States population boomed as well. Factory work separated the laborers from managers and also obstructed most laborers from ever rising to management positions. Deforestation also occured. Deforestation and soil erosion always occur due to high demands of trees and land area for business and houses. Air pollution was also present because coal was used as a major source of power. These economic transition affected the United States in
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Afghanistan and Pakistan are neighbor countries, located in south of Asia. While they have some economic similarities but totally different countries in economic structures and compositions. To illustrate the economic differences Pakistan and Afghanistan following are the main characteristics of these two states: 1. GDP (Gross Domestic Products) is one of the important elements in studying economy of countries. Based on World Bank data, Pakistan GDP was $ 225.1 billion in 2012. In the meanwhile
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Foreign Policy Research Institute FOOTNOTES Vol. 16, No. 06 The Newsletter of FPRI’s Wachman Center June 2011 THE RISE OF CHINA’S ECONOMY By Thomas G. Rawski Thomas G. Rawski, Professor of Economics and History, joined the University of Pittsburgh's faculty in 1985 after fourteen years at the University of Toronto. His research focuses on the nature and implications of recent developments and long-term changes in the economy of China. He delivered this paper at A History Institute for Teachers
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century expanded the role of women in the work place and in politics. b-F 5- The gender gap expands when a country develops and the economy grows. b-F 6- In parts of Asia there are more positive signs that increased education that has enabled poorer urban women to secure better paid jobs. The situation is better for lower and upper class women not middle class women. They have educational and occupational opportunities that are comparable to those of men with the same social status. a- F 7- Commercialization
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