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    agree that the toys they played with shaped their childhood. A child should be allowed to play with toys of their choosing; however this is not always the case due to traditional gender stereotypes. There is a clear separation that girls should play with dolls and other domestic-like toys while boys should play with action figures and toys that are more educational or physical. This was not always the case. Before the 1990s toys were primarily gender neutral. But in the 1990s, toys became increasingly

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    Toys R Us

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    Toys "R" Us Japan (A) and (B) By Mark J. Kay Assistant Professor of: Montclair State University LOGISTICS CASE STUDY DEVELOPED FOR: COUNCIL OF LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT Toys "R" Us Japan (A) and (B)* Abstract The cases describe the growth of Toys "R" Us (TRU) as the leading U.S. toy retailer to its international expansion and entry into Japan. Access to the Japanese market was made possible by adjustments to the Daitenho or "Big Store Law," described in Toys "R" Us Japan (A). Toys "R" Us

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    Toys and dolls bring people of all ages countless hours of joy, whether it’s a child’s favorite set of wood blocks or an adult’s prized American Girl doll collection. The Doll Hospital & Toy Soldier Shop understands customers’ love for these items, and takes pride in restoring them to their original beauty. This Berkley, MI, shop is nationally recognized for their repair services and has rescued about 250,000 dolls. Since the mid-1980s, American Girl dolls have occupied a special place in children’s

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    Mature Barbie: The Necessity for an Alternative Toy for Girls What is the first toy someone thinks to give a little girl? A doll or perhaps the most popular doll the Barbie. Many people’s first instinct to give a little girl for a toy is a Barbie doll. But, why does many believe that a Barbie doll is the most appropriate toy for young girls? Throughout history parents and others are influenced by the media that Barbie dolls make the best gift for girls. Despite the fact that many girls play with

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    normal and unusual for their gender. At a young age they are given the idea of what is expected of them based on whether they are male or female. Toys are a prominent factor in this socialization, because they are typically presented for one gender and are unacceptable for the other. To assess how toys play a role in gender socialization, I made a trip to Toys R’ Us in College Station and surprisingly found that the gender beliefs have changed quite a bit since I was a child in the late 90s to early

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    Gender Specific Toys

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    thought, what is an appropriate toy for a little girl or a little boy? Research states that children’s selection of toys were from their color preferences and manufacturers market based on that behavior. Society and the toy industry have set defined roles through toy play for children. Children should have the freedom to select toy(s) based on their natural inclination and not be relegated by society. The toy industry markets toys based on color, red,black and brown toys for boys.They also market pastel

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    Everyone can remember their favorite toys as a child. From Cabbage Patch Kids to Hot Wheels to Legos, one can reminisce fondly about sitting on the floor and playing with one of these. However, depending on sex, a specific child may have found themselves playing with specific toys. For girls, things like baby dolls, Barbies, or dress-up kits are quite popular. Boys can be found playing with action figures and Nerf guns. This is where a problem is to be seen. Toys for children have actually had a quite

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    Toy Robots Impact

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    of their life. Toys play a huge part of this and toy robots are included. It should be positive and it could decide the impact they have on the world. Originally, the main players within the toy industry were Germany and the United States of America but that all changed after World War II took place. One of the first actions that was put in place was to rebuild the Japanese economy. It was carried out by giving Japan the task of manufacturing the cheaper products which included toys, the ones that

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    report the discussion and analysis about the toy industry and mainly focuses on Lego and its competitors. This report shows where Lego stands against its competitors in the market. And what are the difficulties that it faces. It also has recommendations on how Lego should operate in regards to get its business where it was and be successful. Introduction: - The Lego group is a toy making company best known for its manufacturing of the Lego brand toys. Lego has a heritage that reaches back to the

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    History, Products and Profitability indicators The Toy Industry of traditional toys has been around since the fourteenth century and has evolved into a multi-billion dollar industry. The Toy Industry big contenders are Mattel (U.S), Hasbro (U.S), and LEGO (Denmark). Products of this industry include: action figure/accessories/role play, building sets, dolls, games/puzzles, outdoor and sport toys, infant/preschool, and all other toys. The early toy industry began in Nuremberg and Groeden Valley, Germany

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