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Many G.M. dealers also have franchises for other auto makers, and are using their Ford, Dodge and other dealerships to woo customers unable to find the right G.M. vehicle.

To understand why, we need to look beyond textbook economics and take account of the fact that the wealthy have more resources and opportunity to influence policy makers and are therefore more likely to benefit from laws, regulations and economic policies and practices that favour their interests.

TVs face a snails-pace upgrade cycle, are orphaned by their makers, and are nearly invisible to the consumer.

Compared to policy entrepreneurs outside the government, bureaucrats are familiar with governance rules in China, possess communication channels with decision makers, and are thus more able to directly influence the design and selection of policy alternatives.

Besides the stated difficulties in communication between science and policy, one possible way of success in environmental communication could be represented by the presence of those intermediaries who have relationships with key stakeholders/decision makers and are able to translate information for them so that they become understandable and usable for action [20, 29].

Risk communication is an important first step, but there are various indications that risk communication measures are not always as effective as intended, because they are not always understood in the way expected by the decision makers and are thus not sufficiently protective under the consumer and the environmental perspectives.

Samsonite is one of the leading travel luggage makers and is known for their durability.

"We feel that the public image of cannabis ultimately influences policy makers and is crucial for widespread legalization".

This method is most often used by candy makers and is faster than wet caramelization.

At worst, it detracts from the real fight, and makes the couple hundred thousand people, who may be important decision-makers and are at least voters, feel like they've checked the climate change box and don't, for example, need to vote for politicians who support climate policy.

However, their real chance of becoming implemented relies on whether their core values, strategic priorities and guidelines are accepted by national decision-makers and are translated into official policies and practices.