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Fast food restaurants are opened all over the world. This extraordinary success can be explain by many reasons ! First, they are low-cost : that’s the most attractive of their characteristics. Everybody can order some warm meat, even people of modest means or teenagers, who are besides the main costumers of these restaurants. They are for most part fond of the proposed food. Hamburgers, chips … They enjoy themselves ! Furthermore, the speed of the service is an advantage, because a lot of people

by-way, Jane purchasing some pastries may worry about the added weight their consumption may result in, while Jenny deciding on a restaurant for an important professional dinner may be concerned about her invitees' evaluation of the food and decor. In all of the above cases, the  consumer experiences risk related to purchase and consumption of the product or service. An important property of risk conceptualization within consumer psychology is that risk is thought to arise only from potentially negative

published in 1999. 2. What do we learn about the narrator? Key elements: Young man, Frank McCourt, 19 years old, came “New York city in the late forties to escape for poverty in Ireland”, wants to be a student, doesn’t want to be a houseman, or have a low-paid job, admires university students. Example: We learn in this extract that the narrator is Frank McCourt, a nineteen – year –old who has come to New York City in the late forties to escape from poverty in Ireland. He would like to be a student, and

15 3.3 Appendix 3 16-17 3.4 Appendix 4 18-19 3.5 Appendix 5 20 3.6 Appendix 6 20 4. Information sources and useful websites 21 1. Country Study France * Capital: Paris * Time: +1 GMT * Area: 674,843 km2 * Population: 65,447,374 (January, 2010) * Currency: Euro * Form of government: Unitary semi-presidential republic * -  President: Nicolas Sarkozy (UMP)  -  Prime Minister: François Fillon (UMP)

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workers take to streets over conditions”; it’s about a strike in the streets of Phnom-Penh. This text talks about the conditions of the clothing workers in Cambodia. Essentially from USA or European factories who are installed in this country due to low pay and unskilled labor (labour). In the first part, the text precise the evolution of the numbers of the foreign factories in Cambodia. We can see that this numbers increased in the four last years, passing from 30 factories to 178. We can also say

sensitivity of the product requires the inventory to be kept as low as possible, so product does not go out of date. Considering the issue of the good product adaptation the training and education has to be provided. Here local language and demonstration methods can be used. This is particularly related to hygienic use of products. In this way the problems of using impure water or dirty bottles could be diminished. At the same time it will provide better customer service and the company would save

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The haribo company possesses four principal kinds of candies : The Gelled : they are the most consumed in france. They have all the forms and all the colors. Among the most known, we find the Golden bear, the Hari Croco and the Happy Cola The Marshmallows : The strawberry Tagada and Chamallows are the most sold in the world The Licorice : the market of licorice is in low growth but with important market shares. It is the market where the investments are very small but with a high profitability,

advantage of the global marketplace. Many of those companies, instead of slow organic growth, choose a quicker way to expand their business – mergers and acquisitions. However, quicker not always means easier. Several research show that nearly 60 % of all mergers fail, frequently bringing companies from the top of the most successful firms’ list, to its bottom. Researchers attrib ute a considerable amount of this failures to the impacts of cultural differences. On 5 May 2004 Air France and KLM signed