THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

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Chapter 4: Consumer Markets andConsumer Buyer BehaviorMs. DANG THI MAI HUONG (SARAH)Faculty of Economics and ManagementInternational School of Thai Nguyen UniversityEmail: sarahhuong11@gmail.com•••••Topic OutlineModel of Consumer BehaviorCharacteristics Affecting Consumer[r]

Achievement: Certificate for enthusiastic dedication WORKEXPERIENCES VINA ELECTRIC CORPORATION Hanoi, VietnamDirector Assistant and Import staff July, 2009- present negotiating with foreign partners managing logistics of consignments, making international payment being corporate del[r]