At the same time, however, a small house, because it does not produce for the mass market, has to make its name by creating only superior cognac.
Though some of its money goes to long-established groups, Pew has also created its own organizations, with names like the National Environmental Trust and the Heritage Forest Campaign.
Besides, the DICOM Standards Committee made a choice for SNOMED as its primary source of terminology and created its own terminology resource (named DICOM Controlled Terminology) when the needed terms cannot be found from existing resources.
On the other side, the California & Nevada Credit Union League created its own super PAC, named Restoring Our Community, to support Aguilar.
Acer's employees are encouraged to own shares of company stock; the company's emphasis on decentralization, doing its own R&D, and creating its own brand name have become highly praised models for other enterprises in Taiwan.
"Farmclub.com," which in some ways resembles an infomercial more than a TV show, is a curious hybrid, created, as its name suggests, in response to the ways in which the Internet is changing entertainment.
There are now 200,000 registered users who have created Twines (its name for interest feeds) across 30,000 different interest groups.
Revolve creates its own brand names and sells its data-designed products using its own brands.
This is basically a form of Say's Law, "supply creates its own demand," named after the French economist Jean-Baptiste Say (1767-1832).
That investment will equal savings is basically a form of Say's Law, "supply creates its own demand," named after the French economist Jean-Baptiste Say (1767-1832).
