Classifying consumers in other nations by national culture

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1. Identify the types of media Chipotle is using with its social media marketing campaign, The Scarecrow. Explain how each type is used.

2. What are the potential problems with classifying consumers in other nations by national culture?

3. Please answer all three parts of this question. You can make up the data, just please create an illustration for each and briefly describe said illustration.

Please sketch out and describe the following:

* One load leveling activity

* One pull system activity

* One visual system activity

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