How instability of government affect marketing?
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The instability of the government has an adverse impact on the marketing and industrial activity in a country.
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Becasue politicians rule the country.\nAny business if it wants to survive in this world must have good relationship with the rulers and lawmakers.\nLawmakers make laws which have impact on the businesses of these large corporations. Corporations like Microsoft that are truely global gaints can be easily effected by new legislation.
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Cannot response to your message, no email address? Anyway, here's something for you - In society today quality plays an important role in customer satisfaction. A classic example of customer's being discouraged due to poor quality would be the case of Skoda cars. In the 80's and early 90's Skoda was known for it poor quality and this in turn affected both the brand image and also sales of the company. Once the Volkswagen Group overtook it in 1994, strategies have been implemented to put quality back into the product and to put the customer first. (This and more at http://www.echeat.com/essay.php?t=27152)\n\nGood materials on the subject at http://www.rio.maricopa.edu/content/tqm/tqm101/tqm101_INTER_0000_v1/lessons/lesson02.shtml\n\nHope the info helps. Let me know if I can be of further assistance. TK
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Both the price and the quality have to be regulated in consideration with the economy of the country.  When the product is manufactured in India, the cost of the ingredients+the cost of the labour+administrative and advertising expenses+the percentage of profit not exceeding fifty percent - shound be the aerage cost of the product.  Vigorous checks of the quality of the product should be devised.  If these things have to be achieved, our administrators should have political will which is out of view because our leaders are interested in collecting election fund from the business and industrial tycoons.
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It's simple -- big business interests have considerable influence on politicians. Big business wants cheap labor, and gets it, while the government still gets to appear tough on immigration by harrassing the individual immigrants.\n\nEven if the gov't begins prosecuting employers, I be the ones hit will be mostly small businesses (e.g. restaurants), and not large agricultural/construction companies.
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Businessmen are people, too.\nOK, just took off my rose-colored glasses. Corporate profits can be adversely affected by backlash from consumers and/or government.
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Government does not protect business, it takes resources away from businesses and gives them away to non-business entities.  Businesses must protect themselves from Government.
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Oil, defense sectors will definately suffer.\n\nAlternative fuels will benefit, such as ADM, GPRE, and others.\n\nOverall though, this is a good thing, because with a balanced government; this will cause regulation-making to become slower, which is better for businesses. Businesses hate change.
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Well Regulatory agencies such as those that give licenses to radio and TV stations. They will and can have arrested code violators. Also you can find out on line, which heads of state are also members of boards of corporations that are media related. Sometimes the paths are hard to find, but that is an obvious conflict of interest. \nThere was a special on Link TV that gave plenty of cases and I apologize I forgot its name, mabye you could ask them or Democracy now!. The correlation is in the #2 big business question as they and our government become one.
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probably because of government and economic differences.
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Elaborate your question. What political system are you referring to and what do you define as 'public stability' in which public administration?
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when government subsudizes a certain sector, that reduces the cost of production of the good. that leads to increase in world supply and price eventually falls, assuming demand does not change.
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There's plenty of things the United States' media ignore. That's just one of them. The truth is, the media have no interest in a dramatic change in government or in, worst case scenario, some revolutionary impeachment movement. That would only cause instability, both social and economic, and economic instability leads to reduced income. And, let's face it, today's world is sadly not idealistic but gain-oriented.
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A-A MNC gets respect for its image, product, market reach, price and business more easily since the amrket is eagar to TRY the product.\nDisadvantages-The product can be copied & spurious versions with lower quality/little alterations can compete at lower price. Local apathy can generate as the market is not utility oriented, User friendly but 'trying' the product! Hence retentive usage of a foreign brand has long term limitations, unless the MNC floats a local entity and get into local acceptance. This is more in consumer products while not so in capital goods but here it is the Govt apathy can create licencing/tax hurdles.
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NO.\nToo many business interests across the board. Each state is dependant to some degree on another state.\nToo many people of every walk of life depends on the other to stay afloat.
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It is a sound theory, but you need to fill some gaps.  \n\nThere is no direct causal relationship between R&D and consumer confidence.  But you can still make a connection by assuming that when government encourages or funds R&D, its results (say, gene therapy) gives public a sense of hope and progress, which in turn increases consumer confidence and improves economy. \n\nYour second statement is a generally true proposition.  Voters tend to re-elect the same president if the economy was good.  However, the most recent presidential election disproves that theory.  Economy is not the only or determining factors in presidential elections, but it’s an important one.
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I'm not sure what your homework answer is supposed to be, but the primary changes that occurred were the expansion of consumer credit and television advertising.\n\nTV ads made products more visible to large numbers of people (consumers) and credit allowed people to buy more than they could otherwise.