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A、divestment
B、harvest
C、price signaling
D、leadership
E、capacity control
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A、It is a development strategy proposed by the Chinese government.
B、It focuses on connectivity and cooperation between African countries.
C、It includes the land-based Silk Road Economic Belt and the ocean-going Maritime Silk Road.
D、The initiative aims as “A Bid to Enhance Regional Connectivity and Embrace a Brighter Future.”
The last but one paragraph aims to ______.
A．support the preceding argument.
B．define what human migration is.
C．refute the preceding argument.
D．initiate a new argument.
【其它】Translating into Chinese. Marketing needs to know for which of its products there is an existing demand. We'll appreciate your efforts to promote the sales in your market on a commission basis. Market segmentation allows companies customize their products and services to better satisfy consumers' demand. We do not usually sell products to end customers but through our local distributors worldwide. Marketing is a societal process by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating, offering, and freely exchanging products and services of value with others. Generally speaking, most products bypass the stages of introduction, growth, maturity, saturation and decline, which is known as product life cycle. Product mix refers to a range of associated products that yields larger sales revenue when marketed together than if they were marketed individually or in isolation from others. Differentiation strategy is an approach under which a firm aims to develop and market unique products for different customer segments. It is usually employed where a firm has clear competitive advantagesm and can sustain an expensive advertising campaign.
Brian thinks that a good strategy for dealing with problems is to
A．react as soon as they happen.
B．avoid discussing them with staff
C．be prepared for them
Given the following “payoff matrix” for two interdependent firms in duopoly, where the figure in the lower left of each box shows Firm H’s profit and the figure in the upper right of each box shows Firm F’s profit.
Firm H __________ a “dominant strategy” and Firm F __________ a “dominant strategy.”
A、has; also has
B、has; does not have
C、does not have; has
D、does not have; also does not have
？Read the article below about Talent Management.
？Choose the correct word or phrase to fill each gap from A, B, C, or D.
？For each question 21—30, mark one letter (A, B, C, or D) on your Answer Sheet.
Targeted Talent Management
Most large organizations talk about Talent Management as part of their wider (21) It is a crucial way of securing, developing and motivating people with the right skills and approaches to meet business (22)
But how many of our strategic goals are fully (23) by our talented people？ All too often, we find that we don’t have the right people in place to fill a (24) when it appears, or we simply can't keep (25) of the individuals we want. Even worse, talented people may simply not be operating at the (26) we require.
So what can we do to (27) these missed opportunities？ I believe that the biggest single challenge is achieving genuine "connectedness" between Talent Strategy and Business Strategy. A wide range of people processes often take place without a clear relationship with the (28) aims and culture of the business.
Think about (29) , performance management and development-to what extent are these processes based on a clear analysis of the talents and skills that people will need to operate at the next level？ To what extent do you build people's capability and (30) . to meet the needs of the business in a few years' time？ It is vitally important to build a clear definition of what each organisation really means by talent throughout the organisation. The acid test is simple-do people with these qualities deliver the kinds of business success we are aiming for？
(21)
A．strategy
B．opportunities
C．approaches
D．processes
Omar Bongo, the president of Gabon, a developing country in west central Africa, bas set aside about 10 percent of the country's landmass for 13 national parks. Green Visions, a tourism and environment protection company, based in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, is pioneering an eco-tourism development plan in Central Europe with "green adventures" that promote environmental principles and support local businesses. Even Greece, better known for its pumping night life and archaeological monuments, devotes a section of its national tourism Web site to "Greek nature" and eco-tourism.
Over the last four years, at least 48 countries, from Puerto Rico to Portugal, have created or started to define a national strategy for eco-tourism development, according to a 2004 eco-tourism report by Mintel International Group, a market-research company based in Britain.
Though eco-tourism has long conjured images of biodiversity hot spots in countries like Belize, parts of the United States are starting to embrace the trend too. For example, the Wisconsin Department of Tourism will begin testing a new certification program in March called Travel Green Wisconsin. Designed to encourage hotels and tour operators to reduce their environmental impact, the program is aimed at protecting the natural areas that play a significant role in defining the state as a tourist destination. If successful, the program will be rolled out statewide next year.
For businesses, eco-friendly initiatives not only offer marketing advantages but can help with the bottom line. Hotels can cut costs by doing everything from installing energy-saving light bulbs to asking travelers to reuse their towels. And some 58.5 million U.S. travelers, or 38 percent, would pay more to use travel companies that strive to protect and preserve the environment, according to a study by the Travel Industry Association of America sponsored by National Geographic Traveler. Of those travelers, 61 percent said they would pay 5 to 10 percent more to use such companies.
However, selecting among the growing number of eco-friendly choices can be frightening, especially given the ever-broadening category, which now encompasses everything from basic campsites to high-end mountain lodges, lama trekking to motorcycle tours through the jungle. Enter the Sustainable Tourism Certification Network of the Americas—a partnership of certification programs, environmental groups, government organizations and others, led by the Rainforest. Alliance and the International Ecotourism Society—which aims to promote sustainability and higher environmental and social standards for tourism. In September, the network designed a series of baseline criteria for certification to help generate credibility among members and promote local conservation. This year, the document will be put up for public consultation before being fully ratified.
"Certification is a way for us to avoid green washing", the practice of promoting something as ecotourism while behaving in an environmentally irresponsible way, said Ronald Sanabria. director of sustainable tourism at the Rainforest Alliance. "Certification for us is a tool to avoid that and to ensure third-party assessments of requirements and really prove the company".
According to the text. eco-tourism is a kind of______.
A．travel style
B．economic strategy
C．welfare movement
D．local policy
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