Bubble Tea

Post), Easy Money (November 14, 1908, Saturday Evening Post), The Triple Cross (December 5, 1908, Saturday Evening Post), Spoiling the Egyptians (December 26, 1908, Saturday Evening Post), Whipsawed! (January 16, 1909, Saturday Evening Post), The Bubble Bank (January 30 and February 6, 1909, Saturday Evening Post), Straight Business (February 27, 1909, Saturday Evening Post), Sam Turner: a Business Man's Love Story (March 26, April 2 and 9, 1910, Saturday Evening Post), Fundamental Justice (July

the housing market was very strong, as house values rose and the economy seemed to be doing fairly well. However, beginning in 2006, the housing market began to decline. In this cartoon I tried to convey the way many Americans felt when the housing bubble collapsed. We felt like we’d had the wind knocked out of us. We were overwhelmed by the economic downturn in not just the housing market, but also the US economy in general. My cartoon conveys the idea that Americans felt crushed because their savings

aussi aisée. Il y a comme une force centripète qui retient le nouvel article vers le niveau de gamme du marché auquel se situait la gamme d'entreprise avant son lancement. L'extension de la marque. En déclinant la marque (par exemple MARS ICE TEA). Pour J. Trout et S Rivkin cette pratique mène inéluctablement au déclin par la dilution d'image qu'elle entraîne. Il est vrai que l'extension est à la mode. Bien des marques s'y engagent avant d'avoir épuisé tous les moyens d'assurer leur croissance