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Essay Instructions: Car Theft and Homicides

Be prepared to discuss the different reasons that people steal cars. Also explore the crime of homicide and the different types of homicide crime scenes.

Essay Instructions: Hello. Imagine the following case:
You work for a car brake comapny. You have a new invention that customers really like to be launched. The product is brake light indicator that shows the strength of the brake. Red for stong, yellow for medum, blue for low brake. Please do the follwoing:

-Evaluation: Evaluate the concepts based on the consumer reactions, firm characteristics and market opportunities, and select the winning concept. (10%)
-Testing and Launch: Describe briefly whether you are likely to conduct product testing or test marketing, and if so, when, to whom and where? What are your launch management strategies? (10%)
-Summary: In one paragraph, summarize why this product is likely to succeed/fail in the market place. (10%)
Always put positive image and the product will succeed

Essay Instructions: Using the resource paper that is uploaded -- fill in the CARS table (uploaded as a resource also) for EACH of the 10 journal article references. The table must be in your own words and not quoted/copied directly from the reference material.

Using the CARS checklist (credibility, accuracy, reasonableness, and support), determine which literature makes a significant contribution to the understanding of the problem in the paper.

PLEASE contact me if you have any questions or need the actual journal article uploaded!
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Essay Instructions: Discuss the increasing international pressure put on American car industry to produce a better product, not only for the consumer but for the enviroment.
objectives:
1. Show the impact on increased product improvements made by American car producers.
2. Show increased fuel effecenties on American cars due to customer reaction to oil supply issues, and the impact of foriegn car sales.
3. Discuss the national product loyalty swings over the last half of the century.