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What
causes the state to declare bankruptcy? What are
usual symptoms of bankruptcy?
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"They
say that states cannot go bankrupt", recently
told German Chancellor Angela Merkel. And after a
short pause added: "This is not true." Country
declares bankruptcy when they cannot meet its
obligations. State debts balloon was last bubble
that could burst. The
consequences are painful for the entire population
because of bankruptcy, following a strong
reduction of the standard of living due to
unemployment and inflation, loss of savings and the
weakening currency... |
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May
2010 |
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Why
is the customer so important for the overall
business? What aspects of your supply interests
the customer mostly?
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Customer
centric approach should be the base for the
strategy of the company. When the product
portfolios, profit mix, support and service
level are aligned with customer needs and
expectation, they will provide continuous and
sustainable market growth and competitive
advantage... |
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Mar
2010 |
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What
is the cause to global trend of price cut? What is
the way of coping with this price cut trend?
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The goal of every company is to
achieve the all business goals. The main goals are
sales volume, revenue, profit, etc. One of the most
important indicators is the Market Share. The Market
Share represent the sales share of the company,
expressed by one of several measuring method.... |
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Feb 2010 |
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What
is the cause to global trend of price cut? What is
the way of coping with this price cut trend?
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doubt that most markets are more price competitive today than they were a
few decades ago. Prices continues to go down in
all segments of supply chain, in retail outlets as
well as upstream suppliers of components and raw
materials... |
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July 2009 |
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What
is the progressive goal setting? What makes the
balance between overstretching and realistic goal
setting?
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business has it's own targets or goals. Those
goals are expressed in units sold, revenue
generated, profit obtained, etc. One thing is
common for every successful company – the
progressive growing goals setting. Companies
always try to set the target for incoming year
higher than for the actual year. Why? |
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Jun 2009 |
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What
is an Exponential Growth model? What is the impact
of the Exponential growth for our environment?
What is the impact of the Exponential Growth to
the Business?
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long the whole market can grow? If the goal of the
company is the double-digit growth, then the
question is for how long the growth can happen? If
the company plan to grow 10% annually that means
that it will double it's sales volume in 7 years...
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Posted:
Dec 2008 |
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What
is the Risk? What are the methods of Risk
evaluation?
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Risk is the part of every business. There is always a
chance that something will happen that will change the
development of plan. Since the Risk is inevitable
companion of the business, it is necessary to manage
Risks, in order to prevent negative occurrences and to
alleviate consequences, if they appear...
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Posted:
Oct 2008 |
Modified:
Nov
2008 |
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What are Porter's 5
Forces? When do we use this model?
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Porter's Five Forces is the analytical management tool
used for strategic analysis of the business environment.
It is used for development of marketing strategies,
business decisions, planning and organization of the
Company...
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Feb 2008 |
Modified:
Nov 2008 |
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Management
Tools - SWOT Analysis (B)
by
Laurus Nobilis
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What is the SWOT analysis? When can we use SWOT
analysis? What questions are the best to be used
during SWOT analysis?
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Analysis is the management tool, which is
used for strategic analysis of current and future
position of the company, as well as assistance in
decision making... |
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Feb 2008 |
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What you need to do
when setting an Objective? When the Objective
target is too small, meaning non productive? When
the Objective Target is too high, meaning
demotivating?
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of the tools during the process of Objective setting is
the S.M.A.R.T concept. This concept is acronym for terms
that represent business imperatives which need to be
delivered, in order to set objectives that will bring
result...
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Feb 2008 |
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What is the
Company Mission Statement? What is
the relation between Vision Statement and the
Company Mission Statement? What
does the Company Mission Statement describes?
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down through the structure of the company. Therefore, iti si
recommended to develop the Missions for the level of
every department... |
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Jan 2008 |
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What is the Vision? What does it represent? Why do you need the compass on
your journey?
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profitable or non profitable, sport club, association of people of same
interest or any individual want to be in mid to long
term...
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Jan 2008 |
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What is a difference between
Policies and Procedures? How the rules are
defined? What are the programmes?
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| During the all business processes rules of the company should be respected.
This is important not only for sake of having the formal
behavioral structure established, but also to clarify
activities of employees in respective situation and
during the specific business activity. This system
enables all employees, especially those who are in the
company for only short period of time, to have guidance
and ready know-how tool...
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Posted:
Nov 2007 |
Modified:
Dec 2007 |
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Who
is Entrepreneur? What are company's Goals and
Strategies? What are the main Factors that affect
an Company?
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organizing and improving of company with the purpose of exploiting a new markets. The Enterprise or Company is
independent economical, technical and social unit with ownership body, with purpose to
produce goods and services that have a purpose to satisfy the needs of the market, by
utilizing specific resources and undertaking a certain risk, in order to obtain profit, as well as other economic and social goal... |
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Nov 2007 |
Modified:
Dec 2007 |
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