[Shannon] Shannon has always been obsessed with shoes. She likes the Nike Blazers so much that she decides to start a shoe business. Because she is new to the industry, she decides to play it safe and use the Nike logo. Her goal is to copy the Nike Air Cushion. Her new shoes will be branded Duffy Swoosh. What act makes Shannon's idea illegal? O Fair Logo Standards Act O Trademark Protection Act O Federal Trade Commission Act O Lindberg Act O Lanham Act

write a CSR critique about Nike. word count - 500 words

The ECOSERENE hotel is a boutique establishment that uses only environmentally friendly building materials and furnishings. Everything, even the cutlery and crockery, is environmentally friendly. Waste and rainwater management are also addressed. I want to run this hotel's campaign in an environmentally responsible manner. For instance, if we put up pop-ups, how can it be environmentally good and how can we help the environment? Provide some suggestions on how I might carry out the campaigns in an environmentally responsible manner, and expand a little.

The founder of your company believes that younger employees are more dynamic and perform better in sales positions. He recommends that you set an age requirement for the position for applicants between the ages of 18 and 25 before placing a fresh job ad for your sales division. Is his recommendation reasonable? Why or why not?

In the U.S., what law protects firms whose brand names have been unfairly tarnished in comparative ads?

Target focuses on utilitarian, hedonic consumer benefits, or both? Why? please explain and no plagiarism.

You have a job as a county extension agent and lead workshops for home gardeners. Smith comes to the workshops convinced that mantids will give excellent pest control based on the advertisements. Smith tries to convince everyone that mantids will control all the garden pests, from aphids to cabbage worms. Why is this advertisement is misleading?

is an agreement to use another company's brand on its products for a fee. O A) A trademark O B) A license O C) Co-branding O D) A copyright| O E) A patent

Evidence of a Pink Tax The sense of resignation that female consumers feel when being hit by additional costs at the cash register is real. The additional costs are perceived as a kind of tax because they are felt to be compulsory. When addressing the question of whether, or to what degree, a pink tax actually exists it is important to pay attention to the terms of the inquiry. In this case the framing of the problem has an impact on the potential solutions to the problem. If indeed it can be regarded as a genuine tax, the ultimate source of the problem is the government. In that instance, the obvious solution would be for women to pursue political remedies through voting, lobbying, and seeking judicial relief from predatory pricing. On the other hand, if the term amounts to taxing only in the colloquial or everyday sense there may be market solutions that can help. An illustration of this kind of colloquial use of “tax” is that one might regard being forced to pull an all-nighter at…

Consumers have rights, but consumers also have to fulfill in order to be granted these rights. The consumer must have knowledge and speak up. The consumer cannot misuse a product and expect to be free from harm. O responsibilities O laws standards O requirements