The three major marketing processes are: 1. Concentration 2. Equalisation 3. Dispersion. 1. Concentration: Concentration means bringing the goods at some important and convenient centres […]
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In 1939 Hitler and the Nazis decided to conquer the whole of Europe. A short while later they secured an alliance with Japan. The Japanese […]
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Introduction Globalization can be defined as the phenomenon that is created due to the interaction of humans globally where creation of new development is the […]
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First of all, the advertiser has to search out the market for his products. In other words, he has to find out the buyers to […]
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3. Leads to easy identification and specification of materials. 4. Materials estimation in anticipation. 5. Protection of material 6. Helps to minimise accident 7. Quality […]
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Introduction America has an obesity problem that much is certain, nearly 33% of adults within the U. S. are obese which represents a 60% increase […]
