Learning from abroad: Japanese retailing

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Japanese department stores must adapt to a new trend away from designer name products. In a search for individuality and lower prices, many Japanese consumers want quality generic or private label products. If Japan's economy continues to decline, the demand for low cost quality goods will increase.

Japan, Retail trade, Marketing, Department stores, Public opinion, Brand name products, Brand names, Private labeling, Private label products

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Home thoughts from abroad

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There are currently about two dozen governments in exile worldwide, ranging from the Tibetan government in exile which is based in India, to Rhodesia's government in exile, which is little more than an Internet pressure group. The true test is whether real governments recognise exiled governments.

Analysis, Governments in exile

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Nature or nurture? Old chestnut, new thoughts

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Genetic theories of human behavior are gaining more widespread acceptance. Conservative politicians and researchers use sociobiology to blunt the egalitarianism of liberal politics, and radical feminism posits biological differences between the sexes.

Research, Political aspects, Nature and nurture, Feminism, Sociobiology

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