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…&A trading in Spanish centres, and Robert Bosch manufacturing car alternators in South Wales. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) raises many controversial questions and they are debated in many countries: when a country receives large inflows of FDI…

…is intact and ever changing. "Like electricity, antibiotics, or the car, the Internet is a revolutionary technology."(France, 1999) It is quite evident that e-commerce is only gaining speed. As one article stated, "The growth of e-commerce won't diminish…

…not how people changed their social mobility, but how social mobility changed for the people. One example is how with the invention of railway cars, and steam engines, seaside vacations became possible for the working class, and immigrants could move to cities…

…system for air travel is the travel agent, which provides not only the flight ticket, but also supplementary services such as car rentals, hotels, excursions, etc. Airlines ask the agents to make reservations and deliver tickets. There is a difference…

…. If every family in China desires to live in a community with a three-bedroom detached home with two cars and many drive-through restaurant opportunities, our planets ability to sustain a model such as this will be severely stretched beyond our known resource…

…auto assembly plants whose workers are employed and supervised by a few key suppliers. That is an auto company doesn't assemble cars but only manufacture them. GM is moving toward becoming a vehicle design and marketing company--in effect, the customer…

…class brands such as Sainsbury's. This is reflected by the Toyota/Lexus firm that maintain high quality standard to keep prices of their cars high, therefore to maintain a solid image. Despite quality development to the product, Carlos Gutierrez had to cut…

…. At the same time, there are fewer individual business customers. For example, if a company's product is components used in the new cars, there are only a few manufacturers to sell to. One dissatisfied customer can have a significant impact on the firm. Business…

…to Levine (2004) the old method that offering financial incentives such as company car, no longer motivates the employees and do not produce long term benefits. <Tab/>Nowadays, monetary incentives no longer motivate the employees. Drizin (2004…

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