Globalisation of the world's wine markets

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The influence of globalization on world's wine markets over the years has increased significantly. The export volume has risen from 15 to 25 percent and in value terms is around 40 percent. The impact of globalization on wineries and the industry forecasts are discussed in relation to the stakeholders in the New World (North and South America, South Africa and Australia) and Old World producers in both Western and Eastern Europe.

Influence, Wine industry, Wineries, Globalization

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The brave new world of international education

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The vital importance of human capital, and the increasing necessity of a technology-proficient population for economic competitiveness and growth, is examined. The reasons for the development of an international education market, the vehicles through which it is growing, and the implications for international trade and national strategy, are discussed.

Marketing, Growth, Company marketing practices, International education, Company growth

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Agri-environmental relationships and multi-functionality: further considerations

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Multi-functionality of agriculture is strongly emphasized on the grounds of liberalization of the existing market. Issues concerning the employment of quasi-market systems to correct the market failures and deficiencies, and proper compensation to the supported farmers, are discussed.

Management dynamics, Personnel administration, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION--CROPS, Management, Agricultural industry, Compensation and benefits, Deregulation, Company business management, Farmers

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