... is widely considered to possess some natural resource or expertise, so that the brand benefits from the association. This use of a national level cue to enhance brand image is akin to the situation in most country-of-origin research, with the crucial difference that researchers in that area have been concerned with products rather than brands. Although this kind ... of presumed Scandinavian qualities, examples being "Nordic Mist" (a beverage) and "NordicTrack" (an indoor ski-exercise machine). Implicit uses Urban vs. rural names. Urban place names are used by American marketers in parti...

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... 09 - 10 2.5 Nation S. 09 - 10 3. References S. 19 - 20 1. National Cinema- an introduction 1.1 The "Hollywoodisation- phenomenon It's out of question that today's cinema landscape is strongly dominated by the American film industry. The massive dominance of Hollywood [ ] has left the film industries of other countries facing a choice between two different options for survival. On the one hand [ ] the possibility of ... Australian means to be unique, humorous, tolerant, adventurous, colourful and quirky - and like the films - never, never boring! End "In the film the Australian becomes so...

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During the 1990s, literature on the international political economy was dominated by the idea of globalization. Dramatic decreases in transport costs and the rise of fast and cheap telecommunications technology have made geography less ... (rather than sweatshop production competing with existing domestic companies). Such examples might be taken to suggest that developing countries could develop if they ended corruption and bettered economic management (perhaps akin to the more regulatory social liberalism of the post-war period). However, it is important to recognize that Korea inherited a ...

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