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a mirage

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Balberan, Jan Maxin R.             ITETHIC                                 April 11, 2008

BS – IM                                               O0A                                        Mr. Paul Pajo

 

Bottom of the Pyramid, a Mirage

 

 

  1. Price performance

     

 

Lowering the price for BOP will eventually give the poor more savings.

 

  1. Innovation, hybrid

 

Rather than making the BOP a consumer, they should be producers of their own goods to survive

 

  1. Scale of operations

 

True that they have large market but cost is directly proportional to quality. In cutting cost, quality is directly affected

 

  1. Sustainable development

 

Argument on micro-financing which has no effect on client’s economy

 

  1. Identifying functionality

 

Rather than being consumer, one should create opportunity for the BOP like employment

 

  1. Process innovation

 

Being the voice of the BOP to the government to correct the problem

 

  1. Deskilling of work

 

Give a job that BOP will perform and give training

  1. Education of customer

 

Best way to eliminate poverty is upgrading skills and productivity of poor to help them create opportunity

 

  1. Design for infrastructure

 

Bottom of the Pyramid is a mere hyperbole

  1. Interfaces

 

N / A

  1. Distribution, accessing the customers

 

Government should give assurance that everyone has a job when private sectors reject them.

  1. BOP challenges

 

Challenger here is giving the responsibility to the government and other sectors of the society without so much in return

 

 

 

 

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