Monday, 6 December 2010

virus entrepreneur

Currently a new uproar-gemparnya discuss the virus that causes bird flu and the consequences thereof, but we rarely talk about a virus that virus name entrepreneur. The virus must be injected from the small entrepreneur to make the State of Indonesia is superior.

If the virus is injected 5% of the entire population of Indonesia and the virus could be 5% of entrepreneurs, then Indonesia has exceeded Taiwan and Japan. Entrepreneurs in Taiwan is only 4.8% of the population, while in Japan to reach 4% of the total population. Indonesia, currently only 1.2%, still less with the Philippines, which entrepreneurnya already reached 1.5% of the total population. Education budget that is said in 2006, has reached 20%, how beautiful part is used to inject the virus of this entrepreneur.

Becoming an Internet Entrepreneur in the Media

            The Internet is a network of computers connected globally, enabling users to exchange information through various channels. Thereby allowing users to do business with each other. All the world's richest entrepreneurs take advantage of the market called the Internet. There are a number of reasons why the companies they target the Internet market. First of all, the audience began to move into Internet television. Since they moved the media ads must follow, assuming that the goal of any marketer is to reach its target audience effectively and efficiently. Marketers recognize that they have to adjust its marketing plan to pursue a continued increase in the number of people who spend time in front of online media, often by leaving the other media.

Friday, 3 December 2010

Product Speed Internet

            The fourth step in selling products on the internet is to understand the price of the products we sell and the number of products sold within a certain time. Relations between them are usually referred to as product velocity. More and more products we sell, the greater the velocity of his product. We can make the relationship between price and amount sold each week. Usually the greater the desire to sell in large quantities, then we should set a lower price, otherwise the higher the price that we set the less the number of products we can sell.


Average Sales Price can also be narrowed by stating in an item that contained the so-called Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) which is a term often used by retailers off-line to indicate a unique item in the inventory. For example, Seller A has three red shirt two sizes XL and L size of the blue with no one fruit, then SKUnya only two, namely SKU1 is a red shirt (number 2) and SKU2 is a blue shirt (number 1) Key concepts to be understood without having to work on campaigns or do something special demand in the market or putting the various SKUs are fixed, will not alter the demand in a period of 30 days to 60 days. Other variables that work is a quote, then we must also control the supply, although this offer is also controlled by our competitors.

Sunday, 25 July 2010

Basic alternatives in rural livelihood diversification

Home and individuals can diversify their portfolios of life in different ways. Several classifications of the activities included in the portfolios of rural livelihoods have been proposed (for example, Hussein and Nelson 1999, Ellis 2000, Barrett, Reardon and Webb 2002), focusing on different criteria (farm versus non-agricultural sector, not the farm versus -agricultural activities, local vs migratory self-employment versus paid employment). All these classifications are useful to make sense of the nature of the choices resulting from rural livelihood diversification processes. However, the juxtaposition between diversification through employment and diversification through the development of self-employment ventures is the one that best captures the basic disjunction between socio-economic status:
  •  reproduce and enhance the profile of (relatively) small independent farmers;
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  • assuming (at least partially) the connotation of a "semi-proletarian rural wage (De Janvry 1981).

Other distinctions among local and migrant labor and agricultural wages and non-agricultural self-employment are also important to capture the spatial and sectoral diversification of livelihood. This is reflected in the classification of basic alternatives in rural livelihood strategies presented in Figure 1 below.

Figure 1 - Alternative strategies based on diversification of rural





In this classification, wage labor refers to the provision of labor to agricultural enterprises or non-agricultural employers not belonging to the household. Though sometimes the job opportunities are available locally (local employment), in most cases the jobs are spatially distant places of residence and involves seasonal migration or long-term (wage labor migration). If adopted as part of a strategy to diversify rural livelihoods, the two types of paid employment rarely require a full "proletarianization" of rural workers. Rather, as pointed out 20 years ago by Alain de Janvry (1981), remittances from employment of temporary or part-time rural, often complement a production at the farm no longer sufficient to meet the needs of household consumption. Moreover, in some cases, the savings generated through paid work (and, in particular the wage labor migration) can re-capitalize impoverished farms and creating new opportunities for the development of independent

rural business self-employment refers to activities carried out by hand to mobilize more domestic resources for capital (savings, land, etc..) Rural agricultural enterprises are often based on exploitation of innovation in agricultural activities (in the form of commercial production or independent contract farming). On the other hand, non-agricultural rural businesses focus on activities such as processing of agricultural or forestry, trade of small, artisanal manufacturing part by home-based, or delivery of certain services to the community or others. These rural businesses can develop within a single family or involve a wide social network, based on traditional or innovative forms of inter-family. The latter arrangement is particularly important to make the development of viable enterprise for household and individuals in need of capital goods needed to start an activity of self-employment on their own.
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