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es that became popular after the late 1830s. Using the child as a political and social victim on the one hand and regarding it as an emblem of the innermost recesses of the self on the other, working-class autobiographies and early social-problem novels were interested in the child laborer’s perspec

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The firm and its markets,o serve. This applies to both the private and public sectors. The nature of the relationship depends on various market (or environmental) factors. Consideration must be given to the market economy, the society comprising the markets, the laws and ethics of society, the competitive situation, the soc

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,Marketing’s role in management,intra-dependence of all managerial decisions and action. No one management discipline is omnipotent. All are co-equals though sometimes, according to the nature and needs of a business, one activity might have to be the leader. The discontinuities of modern business environment have forced many exec

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Marketing information,unities. It leads also to a better understanding of the marketing processes that are used and permits more efficient and effective control of the marketing operations. The work involved provides the basis for strategy and policy planning and formulation and for decision-making purposes. The ‘flow’ i

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Managing products,d in Section 1.7(b) should terminate the argument, since it acknowledges the joint and equal importance of both subjects. Provided the concept is followed it does not matter if marketing teams study markets or products first. However, since most firms these days are working with restricted resources

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The mass communications mix,ople; or it may use personal selling or direct marketing aimed specifically at individual corporate buyers or individual consumers. In this chapter we will consider the first level normally concerned with reaching large numbers of people through the mass media, whether press or electronic, or throug