LaMARRE--James C. Jr.,internationally-known award-winning American marketing executive who played a major role in the introduction of import cars to the U.S. market died on June 16, 2009 at his home in Philadelphia following surgery for cancer.
"The possibility of a no-deal scenario, which could see the introduction of import procedures for goods - and potentially customs duties to pay - is a real threat to any European business trading with the UK". Germany is one of the biggest foreign investors in Scotland - putting in an estimated £8bn over the last decade, while Germany is Scotland's fourth biggest export market.
The introduction of imported strains into the autochthonous population may occur after a lag time (i.e. between the time of arrival in the host country and the moment imported strains appear among native-born contacts) [ 40].
"The introduction of (imported) products into the Zimbabwean market rapidly eroded our market share from over 1 million litres to a mere 450 000 litres annually.
In these circumstances, it is surprising that no major epidemic of measles has already occurred, given the frequent introductions of imported cases.
Another example is documented by Campbell (1984) who explains how the introduction of unsuitable, imported foods created new vulnerabilities for Pacific island communities facing future hurricanes.
The postwar boom in the U.S. and introduction of an import-quota system allowed C.C. to build unconventional TAL into Asia's largest textile multinational by melding upstream fabric manufacturing with downstream garment-making.
This precaution was followed nearly uniformly for more than 30 years, McGowan says, adding that it was only more recently with the introduction of cheap imports that came without the safety precautions "that we started hearing complaints about fires and other problems".
We will now discuss how, starting from a situation of specialization, a significant and exogenous worsening of the terms of trade may lead to an incipient industrialization process, change the "political equilibrium" and lead to the introduction of an import-substitution policy.
The earliest significant development of Lake Victoria fisheries in Uganda was the introduction of the imported flax gill-nets in 1910 (Graham, 1929).
Instead, the rapid buildup of sAGEs coincided with the introduction of newly imported nutrients, which gradually replaced breast milk as the primary food source, and raised daily AGE consumption by 5- to 7.5-fold within the 1st year of life, in line with previous estimates (of ∼10-fold) (21).
