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Family name: Mesbahi

Name : Mohamed –el- Saleh

Section: Business management (Master 1)

Group:02
First homework: How to minimize the influence of boycott?

ESSAY
Boycotts is a form of protest where people refuse to buy, use, or participate
in a product, service, or activity as a way of expressing strong disapproval or to
force acceptance of certain conditions ,it can be damaging company's
reputation and brand image, but they rarely result in lasting economic harm to
the targeted company, as a CEO of the company there are some strategies that
can be used to minimize the influence of boycotts.
However, one approach is to measure the perceived level of egregiousness
and aim to understand why customers find the company's policy or action
objectionable
Another strategy is to focus on maintaining a positive relationship with
customers and stakeholders by being transparent and responsive to their
concerns
Additionally, companies can consider making changes to their policies or
practices in response to the boycott, if appropriate
It is also important to keep in mind that boycotts tend to fade over time, and
consumers may choose to ignore the boycott and still purchase or participate in
the targeted activity
Therefore, it is important to focus on maintaining a positive relationship with
customers and stakeholders, and to be transparent and responsive to their
concerns.
Second homework: compare between Algeria and Egypt from the text.
compare Algeria
population Algeria has population of
42334178 people.
Economy Algeria economy based on
exporting oil and natural gas.
Franchise opportunities In Algeria: 49% of the foreign
investments were in the
industry, 15% in the
construction business, 11% in
tourism, 9% in transports, 8%
in services and 4% in
telecommunication.
Corporation In Algeria:
- Local: amour ben amour,
sonalgaz, cevital, candia,
Bifa
- Foreign: nike, adidas,
birshka, Flowserve, fiat
Egypt
Egypt has population of
99636027 people.
Egypt economy based on
tourism, textile production,
chemicals, food processing ,
hydrocarbons, cement and
metal production,
pharmaceutical production,
construction, and
manufacturing.
In Egypt: The purchasing
power index in Egypt is still
very low however there are 5
million "A class" consumers
with an average monthly
income up to 1,000 USD, the
people are well educated and
familiar with international
goods and services.
In Egypt:
- Local: Egyptian general
petroleum corporation,
Juhaina food industries,
Vodafone.
- Foreign: Zara, Kfc,
Starbucks, McDonald