The Great Depression: Causes, Impact, and Responses
The 1929 Crisis: In October 1929, the decline in stock prices in New York triggered a global economic crisis. The stock market crash was followed by a financial crisis that impacted industry and agriculture. It was the most significant crisis in the history of capitalism since 1925. Stock prices had been rising steadily worldwide, fueled by speculation and easy credit. However, the market reached an unsustainable point.
Despite the apparent prosperity, there were indicators that things were not going
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Module 6: Port Safety and Security
Safety: Concerns technical risks directly related to industrial activity, such as fire and explosions, or those related to labor activity.
Security: Addresses risks involving terrorists or delinquents. In Spanish, the term ‘protection’ encompasses all these activities. These are undesirable situations, like technical risks, but with manifested intentionality. Examples include dangerous goods, maneuvers, stevedoring, internal traffic, and cargo handling equipment.
Read MoreReforms and Future of the Spanish Social Security System
In October 2003, the Permanent Congressional Commission for appraisal and monitoring of the Toledo Pact met to assess its implementation. The commission agreed to maintain the recommendations made in 1995 and include additional ones relating to:
- New forms of work and professional development
- Women and social protection
- Dependency
- Disability
- Immigration
The commission also studied the pension system within the framework of the EU and called for:
- Mechanisms for coordination at the EU level
- Economic and budgetary
Optimizing International Distribution Strategies for Success
International Distribution Strategy:
When discussing international distribution, a company must optimize its investment in this strategy. Key factors to consider include:
- Number of intermediaries involved in each channel.
- Profit margins applied to the product.
If these elements are poorly managed, the company may become “mispositioned” relative to its target consumer price level.
Evaluating Distribution Costs and Reach:
The company needs to assess and adjust:
- Consumer reach: How widely the product is distributed.
Business Model Canvas Analysis
Infrastructure
Key Activities
The most important activities in executing a company’s value proposition are expertly managed.
Key Resources
The necessary resources to create customer value include capital for employee salaries, machinery purchases, and physical production space.
Partner Network
Currently operating independently, the business manages all aspects internally.
Value Proposition
Value Propositions
The business offers durable, waterproof, and stylish bags made from recycled materials. These high-
Read MoreeMarketing: Benefits and Differences from Traditional Marketing
What is eMarketing and How is it Better?
Marketing has been around forever, in one form or another. Since humans first started trading, marketing was there, telling stories to convince others to trade. Marketing has evolved alongside modern communication technologies, becoming more efficient at delivering messages. eMarketing is the result of this evolution, blending age-old principles with modern technology. Let’s break down the “what” and “why” of eMarketing, outlining its benefits and differences
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