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Jan 16, 04:09

Spanish Fuel Subsidy: €1.073 Billion Lost to Inefficiencies

A Spanish government study reveals that only 15 of the 20 cents per liter fuel subsidy reached consumers, with €857 million going to oil companies and €216 million back to the state through VAT, highlighting inefficiencies in the €4.25 billion plan.

Spanish Fuel Subsidy: €1.073 Billion Lost to Inefficiencies

A Spanish government study reveals that only 15 of the 20 cents per liter fuel subsidy reached consumers, with €857 million going to oil companies and €216 million back to the state through VAT, highlighting inefficiencies in the €4.25 billion plan.

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What market factors or policy design flaws contributed to the limited effectiveness of the fuel subsidy in reducing consumer prices?

The study, published in the Journal of the Spanish Economic Association-SERIEs, analyzed price data before, during, and after the subsidy (April-December 2022), comparing Spain to countries without fuel aid. The findings highlight inefficiencies in the subsidy's implementation, particularly due to market factors such as inelastic demand and limited competition.

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Jan 10, 13:09

Starbucks China Shifts to Digital to Combat Sales Decline

Starbucks China is pivoting to digital innovation and targeted marketing under new growth director Yang Zhen, following a 7% sales decline in Q4 2024, while competitors like Ora Coffee emphasize affordability and operational efficiency in a rapidly evolving Chinese coffee market.

Starbucks China Shifts to Digital to Combat Sales Decline

Starbucks China is pivoting to digital innovation and targeted marketing under new growth director Yang Zhen, following a 7% sales decline in Q4 2024, while competitors like Ora Coffee emphasize affordability and operational efficiency in a rapidly evolving Chinese coffee market.

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What is Starbucks China's new strategic direction, and what prompted this change?

Starbucks China is shifting its strategy from its traditional 'third place' concept to a focus on digital innovation and targeted marketing, appointing Yang Zhen, a digital marketing expert, as its growth director. This is in response to a 7% year-on-year decline in sales during the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024 and a 14% drop in sales.

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Jan 13, 07:07

Starbucks China Shifts to Digital-First Strategy Amidst Market Competition"

Starbucks China, facing a 7% sales decline in Q4 2024, is pivoting to a digital-first strategy under new growth director Yang Zhen, while Ora Coffee, a Peet's Coffee sub-brand, focuses on affordability to compete in China's rapidly expanding coffee market, projected to reach 16.9 billion yuan in 202...

Starbucks China Shifts to Digital-First Strategy Amidst Market Competition"

Starbucks China, facing a 7% sales decline in Q4 2024, is pivoting to a digital-first strategy under new growth director Yang Zhen, while Ora Coffee, a Peet's Coffee sub-brand, focuses on affordability to compete in China's rapidly expanding coffee market, projected to reach 16.9 billion yuan in 202...

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What is Starbucks China's primary strategy to counter declining sales and enhance its competitiveness in the Chinese coffee market?

Starbucks China is shifting from its 'third place' strategy to a digital-first approach, appointing Yang Zhen, a digital marketing expert, to lead growth. This follows a 7% year-on-year decline in sales in Q4 2024 and aims to revitalize the brand with younger consumers using digital tools and creative campaigns, as seen in their recent viral campaign. The company also opened 45 new stores and modernized 32 in Shanghai last year.

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Dec 26, 22:10

Volton to Launch Mobile Services in Greece in 2025

Volton, a Greek energy provider, will launch mobile services in spring 2025 as an MVNO, partnering with Vodafone Greece, aiming to offer bundled energy and telecom packages to its over 200,000 customers; this move contrasts with Greece's lack of MVNOs compared to other European countries.

Volton to Launch Mobile Services in Greece in 2025

Volton, a Greek energy provider, will launch mobile services in spring 2025 as an MVNO, partnering with Vodafone Greece, aiming to offer bundled energy and telecom packages to its over 200,000 customers; this move contrasts with Greece's lack of MVNOs compared to other European countries.

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What is the significance of Volton's planned launch of mobile services in the Greek telecom market?

Volton, a Greek electricity provider, plans to launch mobile services in spring 2025, leveraging its existing customer base of over 200,000 households and businesses. This follows a 2021 announcement of its intention to operate as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), partnering with Vodafone Greece to offer bundled energy and telecom packages.

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