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Q1. Read the case below. 1) Identify and list the variables. 2) Develop a theoretical frame work and show by a figure. 3) State hypotheses involved in this model. Incidence of smoking in movies has started to increase again, after having declined for several decades. According to the National Cancer Institute, smoking is seen in at least three out of four contemporary box-office hits. What’s more, identifiable cigarette brands appeared in about one-third of all movies in 2008. Exposure to smoking in movies is an important predictor of adolescent smoking initiation: smoking in movies has been shown to affect adolescents’ intentions to start smoking. In turn, the intentions to start smoking are determined by a more positive attitude toward smoking after seeing a film character smoke. Recent research has revealed that the relationship between seeing a film character smoke and the attitude toward smoking is stronger when a person’s identification with a film character increases. These…

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Q4: Describe the bull’s-eye model. What does it say about policy in the InfoSec program?

Reviewed Interim Results for the 26 weeks ended 26 June 2022Massmart is an African retail group, with total Group sales of R41.3 billion for the 26 weeks ended 26 June 2022. Through our widely recognised and differentiated retail and wholesale formats, represented in 403 Retail and Wholesale stores in 13 sub-Saharan countries, we have leading market shares in the general merchandise, liquor, home improvement and wholesale food markets. The Group’s key foundations of high volume, low cost, responsible business and operational excellence enable our price leadership. Holders of Massmart Holdings Limited ordinary shares ("Massmart Shareholders") are hereby advised that the Board of Directors of Massmart Holdings Limited (“Massmart”) and the Board of Directors of Walmart Inc. (“Walmart”) have reached in principle agreement regarding the terms and conditions of a potential offer by Walmart to acquire all of the issued ordinary shares in Massmart Holdings Limited ("Ordinary Shares"), other…

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Prepare a Demand Forecast for “Year 5” using Excel. Quarterly Data for Cars Sales     Yt Year Quarter Sales (1000s) Year 1 1 4.80   2 4.10   3 6.00   4 6.50 Year 2 1 5.80   2 5.20   3 6.80   4 7.40 Year 3 1 6.00   2 5.60   3 7.50   4 7.80 Year 4 1 6.30   2 5.90   3 8.00   4 8.40 Year 5 1     2     3     4

the growth in beauty stores, cafes and restaurants at the expense of book stores, CD and DVD stores. BIS Shrapnel’s Retail Property Market Forecasts and Strategies 2012 to 2022 report predicts growth in retail turnover to be 2.9% over the next five years.  The report also indicates that online shopping would continue to take market share from bricks and mortar shops, peaking at around 15 to 20 per cent of total retailing. QUESTIONS 1.1     What are the main macro-environmental forces in the above news item?Do these forces/changes represent opportunities or threats for firms? Why?

How were the above strategies related to their Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and future sale?

Alt Degree Assignment January-June Bebeware Open Universby All Gr Special/ Supplementary Structured Timed BMK722-Principles of Marketing 7. A specialty store is A. A store that carries a narrow products line with a deep assortment B. Any store that carries standardized merchandise and sold at lower prices with lower margins and higher volumes C. A store that sells merchandise bought at less than regular wholesale prices and sold at less than retail D. A store that carries several product lines 8. Segmented pricing is A. Promotional money paid by manufacturers to retailers, in return to agreement to feature the manufacturer's products in some way B. Prices that buyers carry in their minds and refers to when they look at given product C. Selling a product or service at two or more prices, where the difference in prices is not based on differences in costs D. None of the above 9. Which of the following is not one of the steps in the new product development process? A. Idea generation B.…

Q.No.5: For a newly established innovative firm with limited resources. What kind of market scope strategy they should be adopting and why? Justify with your opinion.

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Shortly describe competitive profile matrix of PIA and Airblue ?

Discussed and analyzed the relationship between exports and GDP in Qatar using1. Statistical descriptive analysis 2- time series analysis YEAR GDP (current US$) Exports of goods and services (current US$) 2000 17.76 11.95 2001 17.54 11.56 2002 19.36 11.68 2003 23.53 14.52 2004 31.73 20.36 2005 44.53 28.98 2006 60.88 38.24 2007 79.71 48.05 2008 115.27 70.73 2009 97.80 50.01 2010 125.12 77.98 2011 167.78 121.84 2012 186.83 142.88 2013 198.73 144.51 2014 206.22 140.23 2015 161.74 92.29 2016 151.73 72.40 2017 161.10 85.20 2018 183.33 102.56 2019 175.84 92.05 2020 146.37 70.93

Can you assist me with Question 9.1. Please Include the the following; a) Total regular production cost b) Total subcontracting cost c) Total cost with Plan 5 Thank you kindly

Short-answer Q3. Discuss why the culture of a country influences the costs of doing business in that country.

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Q The owner of a small manufacturing business has patented a new device for washing dishes. Before trying to commercialize the device and add it to the existing line of products, the entrepreneur wants reasonable assurance of success. Variable costs are estimated at Rs. 50 per unit produced and sold. Fixed costs are Rs. 4,00,000 per year.  A) If selling price is set at Rs. 250, how many units must be produced and sold to break-even? B) Forecasted sales for the first year are 4500 units, if price is reduced to Rs. 150. With this pricing strategy, what would be the product’s profit?

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Q4B. What potential limitations or weaknesses are associated with using the Box –Jenkins Methodology for time series modelling?Q4C. Explain how the residuals of an ARMA model can be used to diagnose potentialmodel mis-specification issues? If any, how can these misspecification issues, beaddressed?

Create the following aspects of Cape Union Mart’s marketing strategy:Q.2.1 Vision statement. Q.2.2 Mission statement. Q.2.3 Financial objective.

demand or its quality standards. The discovery of the faulty parts caused delays and other impacts on Apple's other suppliers as well POM Apple Deals with Supply Chain Strain and Faulty Parts as its customers. Apple reportedly threw out all of the defective Watches to avoid having to recall them. When Apple (www.apple.com) introduced the Apple Watch in April 2015, industry analysts had a hard time predicting how consum- ers would react. Their estimates ranged from 5 million to 40 million Watches sold in 2015. This huge range in a market forecast creates havoc in planning for a supply chain. In fact, industry experts call it supply chain strain. So, how did Apple's supply chain gear up for such a high de- gree of sales uncertainty? First, the firm allowed a certain number of Apple Watch preorders. Based on those preorders, Apple could estimate the potential market demand and alter production ac- Apple then handed over production of the taptic engine to another partner, Nidec Corporation…

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4.29. The demand for all-terrain bicycles had been steadily increasing since 1989. In the following table are the sales per quarter of mountain bikes produced by Canyon and Cactus Cycles since the second quarter of 1989. (a) Plot the data and verify that the model for linear trend is acceptable. Draw a line through the plotted data and obtain a visual estimate of a and b. (b) Estimate the parameters of the model in preparation for double exponential smoothing. (c) Forecast sales for the third quarter of 1996 using these initial estimates. (d) Forecast sales for the fourth quarter of 1996 using alpha 0.3 and beta = 0.25 if sales in the third quarter of 1996 were equal to 234. (e) Use linear regression to estimate the parameters and forecast the third quarter of 1996.

Q 21 What are the two (2) most important times when a marketer wants possible customers to think about their products? Group of answer choices When talking with their neighbor about the local baseball team. When the customer encounters a problem which your product would solve. When shopping in a store which carries your product. When helping their children with their homework. All the time — we need customers to continually have our products in their minds.

2017 Q5. part 1  What is the role of Market Research in developing marketing plans? Q5. part 2 List and explain three situations where you should NOT conduct market research. Q5. part 3  Describe the process you would use to research the market for a Masters in Digital Marketing at Exeter Business School. Be as specific as you can and describe the sources of information you would use, explaining the reasons for your choice.

q9-  Booktopia, a bookstore in Melbourne, has a new collection of 200 books to sell. The management staff need to make a decision about which price range to sell for. The prices need to be balanced between making a maximum profit, which might discourage sales, and making a minimum profit which will increase the number of books sold. The data is in the screenshot Use the 2 variable data table method to calculate the total profit for different percentages of books sold with different highest prices. Choose the correct results to fill in the table below. Note that you may need to adjust the Data Table in the screenshot on excel, including the percentages and prices.

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Delta Air ConditionersThe Industrial Central Air conditioning (AC) market in India presents a fragmented scenario with more than 9 players from all over the world. Delta Air Conditioners of UK entered the market 8 years back with innovative high performance product range and quickly grew to be the 6th largest player. The central AC market has major application in Malls, theatres, hospitals and office complexes and the industry was growing at around 12% annually from 2010 to 2015. Performance of Delta Air Conditioners in Q1 of fy2016Though Industry grew by 15% but the sales of Delta AC dipped by 2% in this period, despite introducing 2 new products. The alarming figures of the quarter led Mr Bakshi, National Head Sales and Marketing asking each zonal Sales Head to identify reasons for this decline. At the Q1 Review Meeting held in end July, most Zonal Heads attributed it to customer dissatisfaction due to poor after sales service covering poor dealer workshop infrastructure, non…

Q.1: What microenvironmental factors have affected Target’s performance over   the past few years?   Q.2: What macroenvironmental factors have affected Target’s performance during that period?       Q.3: By focusing on the “Pay Less” part of its slogan, has Target pursued the best strategy? Why or why not?

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What was interesting about the AstraZeneca Shares Drop on Weak Quarterly Report Despite 2024 Growth Guidance? What was educational about the AstraZeneca Shares Drop on Weak Quarterly Report Despite 2024 Growth Guidance? What was insightful about the AstraZeneca Shares Drop on Weak Quarterly Report Despite 2024 Growth Guidance?

Q5. Discuss the Internet marketing possibilities for the product/service in Amazon retail company? Q6. Discuss the use of social media in the marketing of the product/service in Amazon retail company?

Q1. What do you mean by Service marketing? As the marketing manager of "Trip freak", a travel and tourism company analyse and write how will you market your service? OR Q2. What do you mean by Service marketing? As the marketing manager of "Flyway", an airlines company analyse and write how will you market your service?

Table 23.1: Vital Economic Statistics for An Earthly Economy Nominal RGDP Total GDP Price Population Year ($ Billion) Index • (in Million) 7 $5,000.00 119 129.00 6 $4,900.00 117 128.50 5 $4,950.00 114 128.16 4 $4,890.00 110 127.45 Refer to Table 23.1. Real GDP per person dropped by about 0.05% 0.07% 0.08% 0.06% in Year 7.

Enhancing Macy’s e-commerce Success with Trend ForecastingDespite the bleak retail environment that has led to the closure of many iconic American department stores this year, Macy’s has managed to stay afloat by adjusting their strategy to suit the needs of our rapidly changing world. This means focusing on e-commerce, at which Macy’s has proven to be very successful. In fact, the retailer reported a 53% increase in digital sales during the most recent quarter, attesting to Macy’s ability to stay relevant during a time when the existence of physical retail stores is being called into question.To build on their recent online success, Macy’s can infuse trend forecasting to their e-commerce strategy to ensure that the retailer is in tune with changing consumer tastes, and plan their collections accordingly. With insights into the kinds of images with which consumers interact on social media, Macy’s can get a clue into how trends will behave ahead of the market. With this data, it is…