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Export Strategy FEMILET {draw:frame} DUGCI 2008/2009 Mr Gilles de Lanauze Summary Go/no go international Competences of the firm/ How should they be utilized internationally? Internal analysis External analysis International market selection Selection of target market Competition analysis Positioning in chosen market Marketing decisions in target market Marketing objectives Entry mode strategy

  PROPOSITION DE CORRIGÉ Les réponses qui ne figurent pas dans cette proposition de corrigé sont laissées à l’appréciation du correcteur. COMPRÉHENSION Document A Tous les candidats traiteront les questions suivantes A. Pick out three of Mr Fonseka’s activities during the voyage. Say what they have in common. Justify with at least three quotations. Recite from memory / Read stories / Sing. An interest in literature / books. Elements from the text: “recite by heart” (l. 2) – “(he welcomed

pushing her away. The “grave(s)” symbolizes her social death. -gender -sexuality -death/aging -old world VS New World Motifs (symbols): -light -paper lan -drinking -names (Blanche=innocence, Stella=stars give direction, she is sent away by Mr Grave) -bathing (she says she feels like a new person when she comes out but she puts on her red bathrobe symbolizing sexuality) Colours: The men were colored shirts while Blanche is always in white. Williams reveals the character’s personality through

Main Characters Name : Neil Perry Age : Role : Neil Perry is a confident and popular student who excels in his studies. He is well-liked by both his peers and teachers and is a natural leader. Inspired by his passionate English teacher, Mr Keating, he reestablishes the 'Dead Poets Society'. This shows that he is prepared to challenge the school's authority. Neil's aspirations to become an actor are snuffed by his controlling father who refuses to give Neil any choice about his future. As a

heads of wild animals. He gave me something to drink and a cigar to smoke. He pulled out a map of South America and put it on the table. "I believe he told you the truth," he said. "I love South America. I've seen it all. I think it's the most wonderful place on this planet. Once you know it, you'll understand that anything is possible - anything. The Amazon River flows through a forest almost as big as Europe. Why can't there be something new and wonderful in such a place ? And why can't we be the

12/23/10 CONTINUED: 2. Dean carries Frankie to the front yard. They look around. FRANKIE When's she going to get back? DEAN Oh Buddy, she’s gonna come back. You know what we’ll put some water in her bowl, you know some food. She’s gonna get hungry she’s going to have to come back to eat right? I”m hungry right now. Are you hungry? You know I’m so hungy I could just eat your hand. Yeah, no no just let me have bite of your hand okay? Just one bite. How come I can’t have one bite? Just one finger. FRANKIE

automatic till, customers/clients scan their own grovcery(items, foods). In some shops you could have personal scanners to bring along with you. Maybe it's about the technology stores use to deal with customers • With a partner, make a list of all the advantages and the drawbacks you can think of if more technology is used in stores. |Advantages |Drawbacks | |And benefits

’ Paul Krugman had concluded by the past that trade with poor countries played only a small role in America's rising wage inequality, explaining perhaps one-tenth of the widening income gap between skilled and unskilled workers during the 1980s. Mr. Krugman's paper convinced that trade was a bit-part player in causing inequality. Other factors, particularly technological innovation that favoured those with skills, were much more important. In theory, although trade brings gains to the economy

day at work today. DARRYL Uh-huh. THELMA Hon? DARRYL What?! THELMA You want anything special for dinner? DARRYL No, Thelma, I don't give a shit what we have for dinner. I may not even make it home for dinner. You know how Fridays are. THELMA Funny how so many people wanna buy carpet on a Friday night. You'd almost think they's want to forget about it for the weekend. DARRYL Well then, it's a good thing you're not regional manager and

Yves Carcelle, CEO of Louis Vuitton, the fashion house become the leader of the luxury goods market. Yves Carcelle CEO of Louis Vuitton Bernard Arnaut CEO of LVMH Its portfolio covers all the areas of luxury goods besides Louis Vuitton known his fame thanks to its handbags, trunks and travels items. It also sells ready-to-wear, shoes, accessories for both women and men. The product range is exclusively distributed in LVStores, the firm