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Ben Ross' Blog » Barbershop Owners to Government: Please Regulate our Industry!
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Ben Ross' Blog. Urban Sociology, Urbanism, and Migration in China and North America. Barbershop Owners to Government: Please Regulate our Industry! At 1:43 pm by Benjamin Ross. But these days, the outlook on the industry is not rosy. Incomes have stagnated while living costs have increased. 2 Comments ». March 22, 2015 at 9:59 pm. March 23, 2015 at 12:26 pm. Line below was changed, used to be wp-comments-post.php */. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. Enter your search terms. Follow me on Twitter.
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Ben Ross' Blog. Urban Sociology, Urbanism, and Migration in China and North America. Why has everything in China gotten more expensiveexcept for haircuts? At 11:56 am by Benjamin Ross. There is simply not enough business to be shared by the proliferation of salons, and so profits have been stretched too thin. Of course, there has always been competition in this industry, but the new variable which has come into place is. Rising costs: from both labor, and rising rents. At 2:54 pm by Benjamin Ross. ChinaF...
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Episteme: A Miscellany for Anthro/Design Research Geeks: March 2009
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Episteme: A Miscellany for Anthro/Design Research Geeks. Friday, March 6, 2009. Ethnographic Segmentation in Market Research (III of III). Toward Ethnographic (Contextual) Segments. Too often, the client's segmentation scheme reflect normalized abstractions rather than the evolving needs, tastes, and practices of real people. For our India mobile phone client we proposed a rather different model. Selected from a quantitatively derived market segment as is usually the case. (And as the client really s...
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Episteme: A Miscellany for Anthro/Design Research Geeks: May 2009
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Episteme: A Miscellany for Anthro/Design Research Geeks. Friday, May 8, 2009. Dig We Must: Building One Blog is Better? We thought (okay, I thought) that it made sense to have a geek-theory blog and another blog that's a company blog, one that has shorter, more business-focused things on it. A few folks think that's okay. Alright, maybe I'm the only one. So, little by little, the stuff on this blog is going over to the. As they say, Dig We Must. Saturday, May 2, 2009. Learning, Creativity, and Laughter.
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Episteme: A Miscellany for Anthro/Design Research Geeks: April 2009
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Episteme: A Miscellany for Anthro/Design Research Geeks. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Systematizing the Fuzzy Front End: Innovation and Ethnography. Hai Nguyen really should have facilitated this one, but he was entertaining visiting relatives from far away and couldn't join this gang in Bolivia. What we managed to do over the course of three days was discuss and practice some of the basic business of ethnography. Having at least two anthropologists, a semiotics expert (semiotician? Thursday, April 23, 2009.
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Ben Ross' Blog » The Penalties of Quitting a Hairstyling Job in China, and Restrictions on the Free Movement of Labor
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Ben Ross' Blog. Urban Sociology, Urbanism, and Migration in China and North America. The Penalties of Quitting a Hairstyling Job in China, and Restrictions on the Free Movement of Labor. At 3:10 pm by Benjamin Ross. Several days ago I received a WeChat voice message from Li Wen Zhong. Ben, you’re going to have a new roommate. I hope that’s ok. I have been living in Li Wen Zhong’s salon’s dormitory. I asked him if he had quit, and he told me:. Line below was changed, used to be wp-comments-post.php */.
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Ben Ross' Blog » A Fake Chinese Hair Salon?
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Ben Ross' Blog. Urban Sociology, Urbanism, and Migration in China and North America. A Fake Chinese Hair Salon? At 9:52 pm by Benjamin Ross. When word came out about fake Chinese Apple Stores. Line below was changed, used to be wp-comments-post.php */. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. Enter your search terms. Thirty Days in a Fuzhou Barbershop. Business 'n Economics. Sino-US, Relations and Comparisons. Travel Log (N. America and Europe). 2point6billion.com (China & India). Follow me on Twitter.
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Ben Ross' Blog » Barbershop
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Ben Ross' Blog. Urban Sociology, Urbanism, and Migration in China and North America. At 10:34 am by Benjamin Ross. It’s been some time since I’ve updated this blog. To see what I’m up to, check out my TEDx talk. On Chinese Hairstylists. (Use this link. If you’re behind the Great Firewall). You can also listen the Sinica Podcast. Where I talk about my dissertation research on the Chinese Hairstyling Industry. Quitting school early: It’s Like Tanking in the NBA. At 7:02 pm by Benjamin Ross. From the top do...
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Ben Ross' Blog » Europe 2011
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