Why mexicans dont drink molson

The book remains relevant years after its initial publishing and should be required reading in Canadian business schools, for business leaders and managers, and for our politicians. We cannot afford to be an economy that stands for nothing. May 18, Christine rated it it was amazing Shelves: owned-ebook. This book was a great read, even though it is relatively old for a business related book. I enjoyed reading about all of the different forays into international business undertaken by various Canadian and international companies.

While I avidly read the news, you don't find this kind of information in the news, making the book a fresh and exciting read.

I was a little troubled to have my suspicions about the behaviours of Canadian business people confirmed, but I suppose also happy to know tha This book was a great read, even though it is relatively old for a business related book.

I was a little troubled to have my suspicions about the behaviours of Canadian business people confirmed, but I suppose also happy to know that I haven't been seeing things that aren't there?

I would definitely recommend this to any Canadian, and I think that it has some value for anyone interested in international business, even if they don't know much about Canada. Oct 05, Jonathan rated it really liked it. Concluding recommendations may be off-the-rack talking points, but that should not dissuade anyone from a hard think about the questions posed in this book: why have so few Canadian companies successfully entered international trade? Why have so many large Canadian companies failed in that goal?

For a company largely dependent on primary exports, the failure of our secondary industries and declining competitiveness even of some primary ones should be a major object of inquiry. Jul 22, Bill Smith rated it it was amazing.

Why Mexicans Don't Drink Molson is still very relevant since it was published back in and should be required reading for senior business executives, economists and politicians. Chris rated it liked it Sep 23, Brittany rated it it was ok Sep 04, Paul Ruta rated it really liked it Oct 11, Mark Enns rated it really liked it Apr 04, A rated it it was amazing Oct 01, Greg rated it liked it Jul 13, Alex rated it liked it Mar 01, Victor rated it really liked it Dec 30, Chris Thompson rated it it was amazing Nov 04, Jessica Andrews rated it really liked it Mar 14, Katyanne O'Mara rated it liked it Apr 14, Erik van Berkum rated it liked it Aug 10, Danib rated it really liked it Dec 03, Dec 02, Ron Kozsan added it.

Many of the author's heroes are now zeroes, no better off than those she decried in this book. Fui rated it liked it Sep 16, Youssef Dabbous rated it liked it Mar 24, Alexandra BG rated it liked it May 28, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. She lives in Toronto. Andrea Mandel-Campbell's profile page. Andrea Mandel-Campbell highlights a Canadian epidemic symptom. She gives evidence as to how, for very little, money, great innovations and technologies leave our country to come back to our market with high prices.

Its mix of evangelism, apocalyptic pronouncements and facts should make it a must-read by managers and mandarins. The text is repetitive, but an extensive case is built for each major point; Mandel-Campbell is not shy about making her message clear.

While it delivers some undeniably bad news, Why Mexicans Don't Drink Molson does eventually come to the rescue I enjoyed the book and like reading anything that can contrast and contend it, but this is hardly a review. I've seen so many costco hauls on YouTube I feel I'm missing something big time. We made eye contact as I waited in line at Revolver this afternoon. You smiled at me and then a Living Topics. By Andrea Mandel-Campbell. Facebook comments not loading? Please check your browser settings to ensure that it is not blocking Facebook from running on straight.

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