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Why mass communication will be beneficial to get the messages of the non-profit organization's campaign across to the school children.
What are some of the arguments for and against corporate social responsibility?
Why practicing ethics at work place is important?
As a student, what are those factors that determine the number of labour hours that you will supply to a firm? How does your labour force participation or otherwise impact the Canadian economy?
Please relate this to your personal experience in the labour market.
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Kwazulu –Natal, a coastal South African province, is known for its beaches, mountains and savannah populated by big game. The safari destination Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, in the northeast, is home to black and white rhinos, lions and giraffes. Durban is an Indian-influenced harbor city and a popular surffring spot. Cultural villages around the town of Eshowe showcase the traditions of the indigenous Zulu people. Having mentioned the few you are also aware f the current political unrest that need to be taken into consideration.
Your select Namibian company in 1A (challenger) that isentering the South African market Kwazulu – Natal in Pietermaritzburg hired your service as a Marketing. Consultant. You are required to critically discuss the models, concepts, strategies and theories that may be use for your product to be realized for the selected target market. (Discuss how it may help your product to be realized).
As a student, what are those factors that determine the number of labour hours that you will supply to a firm? How does your labour force participation or otherwise impact the Canadian economy?
Please relate this to your personal experience in the labour market.
State and explain five(5) setbacks entrepreneurs of e commerce encounter and how can they overcome them
1. Consider two types of raw food materials (Item A and Item B) that can be used to meet the same nourishment needs. Both items can be used to produce wants as well. The wants that Item A can be turned into can be sold for much higher prices than the wants Item B can be turned into. How will these products likely be used for meeting the needs and wants of society?
Consider a material for which making wants is much more profitable than making needs. What are some ethical and moral concerns regarding the use of this resource? What are some mechanisms society may impose to ensure enough of the resource is dedicated to the generation of needs? Can a free market adjust itself to ensure the needs of individuals are met? If so, how?
Identify and discuss at least four technological and four socio-cultural changes that may affect your customers/consumers in a KwaZulu-Natal environment. Discuss how each will affect the needs of the customer.
