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An opening of Cuba to U.S. tourism would represent a seismic shift in the Caribbean's tourism industry. This study … on tourism between the two countries. After controlling for natural disasters, trade agreements, and other factors, the … results show that a hypothetical liberalization of Cuba-U.S. tourism would increase long-term regional arrivals. Neighboring …
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Abstract. Can the information content of a building be given meaning? Provided it can be modeled as a set of repeating … how many pieces of each type have been used. It is claimed that Lego is a language-like method of representing the built …
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business area we must be very precise in the explanation in a dynamic, positive and action oriented language. …
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organizations, regions and national economies. This paper illustrates cybernetic communication’s theories based on information (with … special stress being laid on the notions of data, language, message and decoding/encoding), and also underlines the functions … types of information with relation to communication, knowledge and creation, semantic, statistical and mathematical aspects …
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Languages and cultures are mediums of transmitting information. Their value rests on their ability to lower variable … costs in communication. Lower variable cost systems in general entail higher fixed costs. Each culture or language has …
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In studies of firms' internationalisation, language has tended to be bundled into 'cultural and psychic distance boxes …'. In this article, an attempt is made to unbundle the impact of language through (a) an examination of the way in which … language influences the pattern of foreign market expansion; and (b) an analysis of how a firm may try to cope with language …
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could be called language (in a wider sense). As an over boarding science of linguistics points out these pieces are … mentioned opposed forms. In a sense language still is a natural phenomenon, one that provides knowledge about nature. Nature as …
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can it be introduced into advertising without alienating consumers, and would a simpler English message work better? Does … interaction between language choice and brand culture in a non-Anglophone market. Specifically, the studies review the value of … market. Globish is shown to be an interesting alternative option in adapting or standardizing advertising strategies …
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Whether expensive advertising or just low cost publicity, promotional strategies imprint their persuasive items on the … public’s brain and conscience, by manipulating audio, visual and language ingredients. They struggle against human passivity … „information”, „instruction” or „demonstration”, by „humor” or „drama”, by accessing the cognitive or the affective sides; in fact …
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