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9th International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDULEARN) -- JUL 03-05, 2017 -- Barcelona, SPAIN ; WOS:000493048100041 ; One of the most important conditions for surviving and growing in today's changing and developing economic conditions is to achieve success in exports. It is one of the most basic conditions for being a global brand and in this scope companies need to follow an export-oriented policy and achieve success at this point. The ability of governments to maintain stability in the global economy depends on the success of large and multinational firms that have driven their economies on the international platform. In developing economies, firms can achieve this success only with government-backed programs. In this context, with the government-sponsored Turquality program, companies can find incentives for their growth. The term Turquality, a combine of Turkish and Quality words, is the world's first state-sponsored branding program. Today, increasingly competitive conditions and changing patterns of consumption, encourage companies seeking to take part in the market share in the international arena to create strong brands that mean more added value and greater market share. In terms of competitive sectors such as textile and ready-to-wear, automotive, electronics and food, the importance of branding in exports is increasing day by day. Turquality is a support platform created by Turkey to have a competitive advantage and to be a global player with its own brands in the international markets by providing managerial knowledge, institutionalization and developments, covering the whole processes from marketing to production, from sales to after sales services of companies with potential for branding. In this paper, the content of this program will be studied and also projects carried out within the scope of Turquality, the parts included in the prepared business plan and the applications belonging to these parts are included. This study will be a guide for both the Turkish industry and the international industry who are interested in qualitatively producing and increasing the market share.

The Libyan Oil Industry (1980) gives a narrative and analysis of the economic consequences of the discovery and production of oil in Libya, from the searches for oil by the major oil companies to the establishment of Libya as one of the main exporters in the world. It examines the reasons behind this rapid rise, and concentrates on the roles of the Libyan Government and the oil companies, and the relations between them; the impact of Libyan oil and events in Libya on the petroleum markets of Europe and the world; and the response of the Libyan economy to the development of its oil industry.

Under the sponsorship of the Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World a Workshop on Arab Women in Industry was held in Ayia Napa Cyprus from May 21 to 23, 1984.

Introduction, by F. G. Boudreau.--pt. 1. Nutrition in Canadian industry, by L. B. Pett.--pt. 2. The wartime food and nutrition programme for industrial workers in the United States, by R. S. Goodhart.--pt. 3. Industrial canteens in Great Britain, by D. H. Blelloch

The trade in livestock between the Red River Settlement and the American Frontier, 1812-1870 / Barry Kaye -- Straddling the "Great Transformation" : the Hudson's Bay Company in Edmonton during the transportation from the commons to private property, 1854-1882 / Terence O'Riordan -- Transportation, trade and regional identity in the southwestern Prairies / A.A. den Otter -- Figures don't lie : reinventing the Walrond Ranch, 1897-98 / Warren Elofson -- Bank branches and elevators : expressions of big corporations in small Prairie towns / Deryck W. Holdsworth and John C. Everitt -- The Winnipeg grain exchange on trail : the case of the Grain Growers' Grain Company reconsidered Allan G. Levine -- The 'Dupe-licate' elevator : apparent competition within the elevator combine / John Everitt -- The origins of Winnipeg's packinghouse industry : transitions from trade to manufacture / Jim Silver -- Other peoples' money : Patrick Burns and the Beef Plutocracy, 1890-1914 / Warren Elofson -- Geographical aspects of Dominion government creameries in the North-West Territories, 1897-1905 / Marvin Sundstrom -- "The El Dorado of the Golden West" : Blairmore and the western Canadian collieries, 1901-1911 / Allen Seager -- Early developments in the Canadian Gas processing industry : the Turner Valley example / Bonar A. Gow -- The CPR and the promotion of tourism in western Canada : Edward Whymper in the Crownsnest Pass / Raymond J.A. Huel -- Movie exhibition on the Prairies : the case of the Allens, 1910-1915 / Robert M. Seiler -- McCaine Electric : an electrical contracting business in Winnipeg, 1918-1995 / Henry C. Klassen