Abstract
Investigates how sales promotion relates to the product base of a given country; gives factors to be considered by international companies in the world economy; believes political realities are most often the product of a country's cultural heritage and assesses the differing government practices in socialist states and democratic states. Continues to describe the four types of existing economies: first world; second world; third world; and fourth world in relation to the world production market.
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