Canadian Magazine: A Critical Analysis Of The American Magazine

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By some critical analysis, magazine is one of the informative elements that has to with education and carry information of genuine stories concerning important happenings in a particular society.

Some of these magazines carry story and picture about dress code, government activities, entertainment and other cultural information and practices that are pertaining a particular society. Such as demonstration, gangster activity and government policy that could be imitated in another society against their culture. If such information be transported in another society, might also give some education to the people of that society by shifting their attention to foreign ideology that may be harmful to the practice of their culture. What one may regard a best in his …show more content…

The rational every consumer is to wisely spend his minimum resources to maximize satisfaction.

By levying high tax on the American magazine company which will increase the cost of production there by increasing the sale price of their product for return on profit, will shift the choose of Canadians from American magazine to Canadian magazine which price has been reduced due to subsides from the government in form of reduction in tax or other by means.

As a policy maker, I will mandate that all magazine entities both domestic and split run magazine companies are registered with a particular and clear trade mark to distinct them from another. And that domestic magazine are sold everywhere and by anyone in and around the country; while split run magazine are only sold in book store, shop and printing hall and to be move around for sale like domestic magazine. I believe such restriction will clearly and easily show distinction between the both

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