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As a Badger football fan it’s pretty hard to get excited about Wofford this weekend. But it’s not hard to understand why the school schedules games like this. As this article from Sports Madison.com states, the extra home game is worth millions of dollars to the athletic department. Wofford [...]

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Demonstrates why Software Piracy and Pirated Music should not be considered as theft.

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Find out how restaurants serve everyone each other’s food in order to increases their profits!

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This article follows up on an earlier article on how to price your products in such a way that people end up paying the maximum amount that they are willing to pay for it, instead of paying only what is mentioned on the price, or not buying it at all.

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Setting a price on your product or service can be one of the most difficult decisions a marketing manager can make. Different people value your product differently. Most of the time, it is impossible to get accurate information regarding the percentage of your target market that are willing to pay a certain price for it.
However, [...]

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