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Define cultural products, and give three examples of them. Identify how cultural products are considered in the development of a strategic plan.

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Brief Definition of Cultural Products and their place in a strategic plan.

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What is a cultural product? In layman's terms, it's a product, either tangible or intangible, that is from a cultural group. There are some studies that will differ slightly on the definition. Some believe that the product must be tangible and have had some kind of hand production. In any definition, the characteristics of tangible cultural products tend to be the same - the products are handmade, they portray the traditions and the ...

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