Social Diagnosis: Types, Elements, and Characteristics

H. Harris Perlman discusses three types of diagnosis:

  1. Dynamic Diagnosis
  2. Clinical Diagnosis
  3. Etiologic Diagnosis

C. Robertis defines diagnosis as the analysis of a situation, encompassing all elements related to a problem or lawsuit brought by a user to a social worker, and the relationship between them. These elements can include:

  • The global context in which the situation is reviewed.
  • The labor sector
  • Service
  • The social worker
  • User

GARCIA PAZ LONGORIA identifies two important interrelated concepts:

  • Research
  • Diagnosis

Research

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International Market Entry Strategies: Export, Licensing & FDI

International Market Entry Strategies

Export Licenses FDI

Indirect Distribution Agreements JV- Acquisition-Greenfield

Direct Franchises

Manufacturing contracts

Patent License

Low level risk control or potential profit High level

Commitment of resources

Dissemination risk to be taken

Reactive (push) Proactive (pull)

Domestic market mature and saturated Corporate philosophy

Legal restrictions Perception of growth opportunities

Increasing costs Niche opportunities

Unfavourable economic conditions Imitation of competitors

Unfavourable

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Funding Sources: Types, Classification, and Self-Financing

Understanding Business Funding Sources

Securing financing is crucial for businesses to obtain the financial resources needed to manage expenses. A budget serves as a plan for allocating numeric resources to specific activities.

Key Considerations When Choosing a Funding Source

To select the most appropriate funding source, consider the following:

  • Interrelationship between Investment and Financing: Maintain a correlation that preserves the company’s financial equilibrium.
  • Cost of Funding: Every funding
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Adam Smith’s Factors of Production and Economic Growth

General Function of Production

  • Kt: Amount of services economic capital employed in period t.
  • Nt: Rate of use of natural resources
  • Lt: Occupation of the workforce
  • St: Knowledge technology applied
  • Ut: Represents the sociocultural environment within which the economy works.

A position of equilibrium can be stable, unstable, or neutral. It is stable if a disturbance generates forces tending to restore the system to a stable position.

Adam Smith and Dynamic Growth

Smith’s central concern was the problem of dynamic

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Retail Implementation Review: Maximizing Customer Satisfaction

Retail Implementation Review

The review of implementation should never be made arbitrarily, or for entertainment purposes at the point of sale, but should prioritize providing customer satisfaction and greater profitability. We must not forget that if you want to convey to customers a picture of continuous renewal, changes, and surprises, you should use the header of a gondola, the islands, and other promotional techniques and animation facilities.

Obtaining Information Needs

To effectively review

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Core Concepts of Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Understanding Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is the process of organizing and running a business while taking associated risks. It is the activity of making money by starting or running businesses, often involving innovation and new market creation.

Types of Entrepreneurs (Danhof’s Classification)

  • Innovative Entrepreneurs: Invest significant time and resources in research and development to introduce novel ideas.
  • Imitative Entrepreneurs: Observe successful innovations and replicate them, often with
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