TMA01 B122 An introduction to retail management and marketing Mathew Dean PI: C8594876 Tesco: Macro-environmental forces analysis report Contents Page Pages Executive summary………………………………………………………………………3 Part 1 a) Retail business and the sector it operates……………………………………3 b) PEEST i. Political………………………………………………........................... 4 ii. Economic………………………………………………………………. 4 iii. Ecological/physical……………………………………………………
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To Chris Pike Manager‚ Ottershaw Branch‚ Zinn’s Burgers and Pizza From Date 29 May 2012 REPORT ON CURRENT PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS AT OTTERSHAW BRANCH OF ZINN’S BURGERS AND PIZZA Contents 1.0 Introduction Page 3 2.0 Analysis and Identified Problems Page 4 - 6 2.1 STEEP Analysis Page 4 2.2 SWOT Analysis Page 5 2.3 Discussion of Identified Problems Page 6 3.0 Recommendations Page 6 4.0 References
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DD102 Introducing the social sciences TMA01 In your own words‚ define difference and inequality‚ and provide an example of each one on City Road. Difference can be referred as a point or way in which people or things are dissimilar. As we human beings are all different in many ways and can be indentified according to many criteria: gender‚ age‚ personalities‚ standard of living‚ believes cultural‚ social and ethic differences. Differences should be of no importance‚
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City Road has a good example of differences within a society. This street has a wide variety of restaurants/cafes and take-away shops‚ all serving food from different parts of the world. These restaurants and take-away shops cater for different people who have varied dietary needs and tastes. They also vary in price thereby serving food of varying quality according to cost of producing the type of food they serve. Inequality on City Road can best be demonstrated by the story of a homeless person named
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TMA01 My role varies in the class room; everyday brings a new learning opportunity. I am currently working three full days a week with year six. A class made up of twenty three very bright‚ talented nine to ten year old boys and girls and there very inspiring and motivated teacher. Although I say I work three days but more often then not it turns into a full week. (The children have that affect on you
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The Lodge Bistro After reading your summary about The Lodge Bistro Chain‚ I would like to outline the problems and possible causes and try to show you a learning skill that you could implement to help solve these issues. The best way to do this is by using SWOT Analysis which will help to determine the Strengths‚ Weaknesses‚ Opportunities and Threats within the company. The graph below will help you to identify the areas and where they happen. (wikipedia.org) There are many problem areas or
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Briefly describe the key points that emerge from the Data in Table 1. The table shows a group of figures collected from financial institutions to show between the years 2005-2011 the amount of transactions that were processed by major non-card methods. The first line is about cash withdrawals which shows a steady increase in transactions of about 2% each year until 2009 where it slightly drops for two years and then picks up again in 2011 making an overall increase of 6.48%. Cheques on the other
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Communication 1 6th October 2010 Who should take care of the elderly? “Listen to your father‚ who gave you life‚ and do not despise your mother when she is old” (Proverbs 23:22). At various stages of the human life cycle‚ old age is the last stage of human life where a human being turns into an emotionally and physically weak person. This is the period of his life when he needs a lot of care; old age is a time when every body needs love and affection from
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In this chapter the author starts out with the question why be ethical? Why bother? And who cares? Well‚ John’s story gives us good reasons why we need to be ethical and why we need to care. John was exposed to asbestos at his job. Later on he died from it. This would have not happened to John if the manufacturer of asbestos wouldn’t continue producing asbestos after they knew of the possible health risks of asbestos. Besides‚ the people that work for the manufacturer of asbestos were also exposed
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TMA01 – How have recent events affected Bills’ quality of life? Bill is a 68 year old male with two grown children in their 40’s. He is a widow living on his own in Cambridgeshire. Bill runs his own business as an electrician‚ he is also a dog owner leading an active social life. Bills children visit on the weekends‚ but they have their own families to tend to. Recently‚ Bill has been complaining of stomach pain but neglected to report it to his doctor. After falling down the stairs and breaking
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