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Las marcas son dispositivos de un alto valor económico y cumplen una función relevante en el proceso de comercialización de bienes y en la determinación de pautas de consumo. No obstante, han recibido escasa atención en la historiografía económica argentina. Este trabajo analiza cuándo y cómo las marcas comerciales se difundieron en el mundo rural a principios del siglo XX. El artículo describe cómo este proceso fue gradual y plantea que ya a finales de los años veinte del siglo pasado las marcas comerciales ocupaban un lugar relevante en las estrategias de comercialización y en la definición de pautas de consumo en áreas rurales. El artículo también analiza el impacto de estos procesos en las prácticas y perfiles de los comerciantes minoristas, así como en los sistemas de distribución de bienes de consumo genéricos (en particular, alimentos y bebidas)

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Las marcas son dispositivos de un alto valor económico y cumplen una función relevante en el proceso de comercialización de bienes y en la determinación de pautas de consumo. No obstante, han recibido escasa atención en la historiografía económica argentina. Este trabajo analiza cuándo y cómo las marcas comerciales se difundieron en el mundo rural a principios del siglo XX. El artículo describe cómo este proceso fue gradual y plantea que ya a finales de los años veinte del siglo pasado las marcas comerciales ocupaban un lugar relevante en las estrategias de comercialización y en la definición de pautas de consumo en áreas rurales. El artículo también analiza el impacto de estos procesos en las prácticas y perfiles de los comerciantes minoristas, así como en los sistemas de distribución de bienes de consumo genéricos (en particular, alimentos y bebidas)

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Las marcas son dispositivos de un alto valor económico y cumplen una función relevante en el proceso de comercialización de bienes y en la determinación de pautas de consumo. No obstante, han recibido escasa atención en la historiografía económica argentina. Este trabajo analiza cuándo y cómo las marcas comerciales se difundieron en el mundo rural a principios del siglo XX. El artículo describe cómo este proceso fue gradual y plantea que ya a finales de los años veinte del siglo pasado las marcas comerciales ocupaban un lugar relevante en las estrategias de comercialización y en la definición de pautas de consumo en áreas rurales. El artículo también analiza el impacto de estos procesos en las prácticas y perfiles de los comerciantes minoristas, así como en los sistemas de distribución de bienes de consumo genéricos (en particular, alimentos y bebidas)

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Esta pesquisa na área de Marketing concentra sua atenção no tema Entrega de Valor para o Cliente, e buscou informações sobre da percepção de valor de empresas e seus clientes, comparando as respostas , a fim de verificar se as empresas desenvolvem ações e estratégias que sejam realmente voltadas a atender e superar as expectativas dos clientes. Os principais resultados indicam que as empresas estão conseguindo entregar um valor que corresponde à percepção dos clientes, sendo que apenas com relação ao atributo preço existem diferenças de percepção, pois as empresas o valorizam mais como fator de influência na decisão de compra do que os clientes.

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El aprovechamiento del medio rural para llevar acabo actividades turísticas no es algo nuevo en España. Sin embargo, no es hasta mediados de los 80 cuando el turismo rural empieza a tener un desarrollo mayor, apreciándose un crecimiento de la oferta, a medida que lo hacía la demanda. Este trabajo se circunscribe a este área y pretende determinar bajo qué circunstancias debe desarrollarse la gestión del marketing en este tipo turismo y establecer en qué medida sus peculiares características influyen en las actuaciones de las empresas en el ámbito rural.

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Cost-profit analysis and market testing of some value-added products from silver carp such as fish mince block, fish sausage, fish ball, fish stick and fish burger were analyzed during April 2001 to March 2002. The study also explored the possibility to involve rural low-income people in the production and marketing of such products. The production of silver carp was higher in greater Jessore and Mymensingh districts but the price remained low during the peak-harvesting season in October to November. The price varied with size of the fish, season, market characteristics and effective demand of the buyers. Price of about 500 g size fish was found to be Tk. 20-25/kg in the rural markets. The average size of fish in the rural markets was 3S0-550 g while that in the urban markets it was 700-1,200 g. The cost of production of the value added products and profit margin were assessed on the basis of market price of the raw material as well as that of the finished products, transportation, storage and marketing costs. The profit margins of 34%, 39%, 81% and 31% of their sales price were obtained for fish sausage, fish ball, fish stick and fish burger, respectively. Actual production cost could be minimized if the fish is purchased directly from the farmers. Consumer's acceptance and marketability tests showed that both rural and urban people preferred fish ball than fish sausage. However, response towards the taste, flavor and color of fish ball and fish sausage was found to vary with occupations and age of the consumers. A correlation was observed between age group and acceptance of new products. Fish ball, fish stick and fish burger were found to be the most preferable items to the farmers because of easy formulation process with common utensils. Good marketing linkage and requirement of capital had been identified as the prerequisites for operating small-scale business on value-added fish products.

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Community development is increasingly using participatory processes that aim to be inclusive and empowering. However, researchers have found that such processes can have contradictory effects. Australian research has highlighted the significant leadership of rural women in sustainable community and economic development and in the adoption of new communication technologies such as the Internet. A focus on gender in participatory development may therefore lead to more effective programs and policies. This chapter outlines an interdisciplinary feminist framework for critically evaluating the participation and empowerment of rural women. This framework was found effective in evaluating an Australian project that aimed to enhance rural women’s access to communication technologies and to empower its participants. Its multiple theoretical and methodological approaches are outlined. The framework advocates an analysis of diversity and difference and the macro and micro contexts. Some principles and strategies for rural women’s inclusion, participation, empowerment, and for participatory feminist evaluation are outlined.

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Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are one of the major income sources for the rural population of Laos. An exploratory study was conducted to determine the role of non-timber forest products for rural communities of the study area. The study was carried out in two villages viz. Ban Napo and Ban Kouay of Sangthong district between January and March 2010. A semi-structured questionnaire was used to gather data from the respondents. Twenty-five respondents from each village were chosen based on their involvement in NTFPs collection and marketing activities. Statistically significant NTFPs income differences were not found between the villages and age groups of the respondents, however, significant differences were found in the annual incomes between farms size of the respondents. This study also analyzed the value chain structure of the three (See khai’ ton, Bamboo mats and Incense sticks) important non-timber forest products and the interactions between the actors in the case study areas. Barriers to entry the market, governance and upgrading possibilities have been discussed for each of the value chains. Comparison of unit prices at different levels of the value chains indicated uneven income distribution in favour of the intermediaries, factories and foreign buyers. The lack of capital, marketing information and negotiation skills restricted the villagers to increase their income. However, all the respondents have shown their satisfaction with their income from NTFPs.