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How To Select the Correct Price For a Product Print E-mail
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Arts - Art Of Marketing
Written by ~*Ramakant*~   
Thursday, 15 October 2009 12:17

How firms set prices ??

Price BarThe Biggest question after making a product is what should be the price of the product??. It should be less than the competitor so that people will get attracted or It should be greater than the competitor so that people will think this is a better product. There are infinity question around how firms set product prices??

Below details are just a small incite to the pricing details...

 Relative Price:

The difference between nominal price and relative or real price (as exchange ratio) is often made. Nominal price is the price quoted in money while relative or real price is the exchange ratio between real goods regardless of money. The distinction is made to make sense of inflation. When all prices are quoted in terms of money units, and the prices in money units change more or less proportionately, the ratio of exchange may not change much. In the extreme case, if all prices quoted in money change in the same proportion, the relative price remains the same

Last Updated on Thursday, 15 October 2009 15:21
 
Multiple Intelligences For Better IQ Print E-mail
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Arts - Art Of Intelligence
Written by Rama   
Friday, 16 October 2009 12:17

WHAT ARE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES AND HOW TO IMPROVE THEM ?

Art Of IntelligenceSeven Intelligences:
1.Linguistic 2.Bodily-Kinesthetic 3.Musical 4.Personal 5.Logical-Mathematical 6.Naturalist 7.Spatial

Linguistic Intelligence:

Linguistic Intelligence is the capacity to use language, your native language, and perhaps other languages, to express what's on your mind and to understand other people.

Famous examples: Bill Clinton, J.K.Rowling, Tony Robbins, Winston Churchill

Linguistic Intelligence traits:

Last Updated on Saturday, 17 October 2009 16:33
 
How To Get The Truth Without Beating It Out Of Them? Print E-mail
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Written by ~*Ramakant*~   
Sunday, 25 October 2009 13:09

How To Get The Truth Without Beating It Out Of Them?

LierTo convey honesty and truthfulness in your message, use the following techniques:
• Look the person directly in the eyes.
• Use hand movements to emphasize your message.
• Use animated gestures that are fluid and consistent with the conversation.
• Stand or sit upright – no slouching.
• Don’t start off with any statements such as “To tell you the truth…” or “To be perfectly honest with you…”
• Face the person straight on. Don’t back away.

If You Think That’s Bad, Wait Until You Hear This!
This bullet works well because it forces the liar into thinking emotionally instead of logically. It alleviates his guilt by making him feel that he’s not alone, and it throws him off by creating a little anger and/or curiosity.
 
Google In The Eye's Of A Expert Print E-mail
Arts - Art Of Googling
Written by ~*Ramakant*~   
Sunday, 25 October 2009 11:35

Asking a Google Expert

Tony, what is Picasa?
Tony: It’s a photo management/ organization application. You can download a program that allows you to manipulate your images.

What is Google Talk?

Tony: It’s an IM – Instant Messenger – application that allows online conversations and VoIP, Voice over IP.

What is Google Earth?
Tony: It’s fantastic! I’ve told my friends that it’s arguably the best thing to appear on the Internet this year! Seriously though, it’s a program that allows you view the earth from space. You can zoom in and view certain areas really close up.
 
How To Get Out Of Trouble on Your own Print E-mail
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Arts - Art Of Solving
Written by TheSolver   
Friday, 06 November 2009 10:05

Step By Step Process To Solve Any Problem On Your Own..

art of problem solvingThere are few things you need to keep in mind while following the process.

  • Nobody expects that you will be knowing the answer, here you need to find the answer.
  • You are not expected to prove/justify your existence by explaining somebody how you solve the problem.
  • Never make any assumptions about any problem without research on it.
  • Do not make any assumptions about your knowledge on solving the problem.
Last Updated on Friday, 06 November 2009 18:15
 
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