The rural-urban differences are shown by indices such as culture, occupation, geography and other political, religious and social indices.
| RURAL | URBAN | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Culture | homogeneous, simple | heterogeneous, complex |
| 2. Occupation | Generally fishing, farming, food ... |
Normally, successful brands are under threat, particularly for competitors. Management complacency or neglect are probably the greatest threats, since an alert management will recognize (or foresee) challenges from competitors and from market and environmental change, and will ...
Successful adjustment to adult life can be measured in terms of three criteria: achievements, satisfaction, and personal adjustments as reflected in the individual’s personality. All three are so closely interrelated that one alone is inadequate to assess the individual’s adjustment ...
