- The economic principal I will explore is (copy/paste bolded from the link): People generally respond to incentives in predictable ways.
- The overall question I will research to help explore the economic principle is (the question should contain 1-2 keywords from the economic principle): How does a company such as nike incentive people to buy their products via marketing.
- 3-4 subquestions that will help me answer my overall research question are:
- Do athletes who have a sponsorship have a big influence on the companies sales?
- Do companies strategically sell their items at times when other companies aren't selling similar items?
- How do companies tailor their items to their customers likes?
- What are these big companies most effective advertising methods?
- Links to 3-4 reliable resources that can help answer the research question:
- https://www.nsga.org/globalassets/management-conference-archives/2013/karla-mccormick.pdf
- https://www.referralcandy.com/blog/nike-marketing-strategy/
- https://www.forbes.com/sites/gregpetro/2016/07/08/nike-just-does-it-keeping-an-eye-on-the-customer/
- https://www.bizjournals.com/bizjournals/how-to/marketing/2015/10/take-a-lesson-from-nikes-customer-diagnosis.html
Friday, September 14, 2018
How does Nike get people to buy their products?
How Can Campaign Finance be Regulated?
SOURCE: tonytfornv.com
The economic principle I will study is how institutions are the “rules of the game” that influence choices.
The overall question I will research to help explore the economic principle is I will explore how the government (institution) should change campaign finance laws to prevent corruption and level the political playing field
3-4 subquestions that will help me answer my overall research question are:
- What are the current campaign finance laws?
- What problems arise from current campaign finance laws?
-What steps are being taken by Congress to help fight this problem?
-What repercussions would changing campaign finance law have?
Links to 3-4 reliable resources that can help answer the research question:
Campaign Finance Institute
Constitution Center
Sheldon Whitehouse
The Atlantic
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