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Toyota decides to locate a new manufacturing plant in Southern Illinois because that region of the U.S. is where most of the major auto parts vendors have traditionally been located. This example illustrates which concept associated with the business-to- business market? The difficulty associated with business A buying decisions The geographic concentration and/or clustering of similar industries Businesses purchase in large volume/ C quantities Business demand is based on consumer D demand B

1 Would you say chart 4 is a technical or a fundamental analysis  2 give a reason for your answer

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Big Miners at Odds Over Whether Worst Has Passed - Wall Street Journalby: Rhiannon Hoyle (see images below) 1) How do potential changes in the Chinese economy affect the demand for minerals as well as the decisions made by mining companies? 2) Why is it difficult for mining companies to get the timing right with regard to the development of new mines? 3) “Mining typically follows an about four-year boom-to-bust cycle….”  Is there any reason why they cannot use their historical data make their investment decisions and demand forecasts? 4) Mining companies are facing a potential “high price for mineral commodities” state of the economy and a potential “low price” state. Why then are they visiting factories and scrapyards? 5) How do environmental policies affect the demand for coal?  Why are mining companies concerned about their ability to predict changes in environmental policies?

Creative Homework/Short Project As an account executive with a market research firm, you are responsible for deciding on the type of research to be used in various studies conducted for your clients. for each of the  following client questions, list your choices of research approaches. a. Will TV or mobile device advertising be more effective for a local bank to use in its marketing communication plan? b. Should a California winemaker operating on a national scale switch from bottling its mid-tier wine  ($9 to $15 per bottle) with corks to bottling it with screwcaps? c. Are consumers more likely to buy brands from firms that support strong sustainability initiatives? d. What existing features of an e-commerce site selling clothing to women are most important for making a purchase decision?

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Please answer 21, 22, 23. Thank you!.  21.  In order to enter a new market, your company decides to price its primary product relative to the price of the major competitor in the new market. To do so, which of the following should it consider? Group of answer choices a. The price that makes operations most efficient b. The competitor’s cost of goods sold c. Your company’s cost of goods sold d. The competitor’s retail price   22.  Unfortunately, Eastside Retail Store’s business has been falling off since Megastore came to the neighborhood. Chris, the sole owner, has to decide whether he will close the store or not. Two items are especially weighing in the decision. He has personally guaranteed a lease that has 2 years remaining on it (at $5,000 per month). He should keep the store open if the margin, not considering this lease, is at least   Group of answer choices a. $1 after paying himself a market wage b. Enough to cover the rent c. $30,000 d. $1 with his foregoing…

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Topic: Marginal Analysis Study Case Presentation of Data Clearly and logically presented tables/graphs/diagrams/formulas/definitions, that are labelled correctly, used appropriately, and reflect the data presented in Question prompt i.e. Express Data presented in Question prompt Describe/Define any theory/concepts needed for the analysis List any formulas that will be needed for the analysis

Subject: Manegerial economics & policy Following are examples of typical economic decisions made by the managers of a firm.Determine whether each is an example of what, how, or for whom.a. Should the company make its own spare parts or buy them from an outside vendor?b. Should the company continue to service the equipment that it sells or ask customers touse independent repair companies?c. Should a company expand its business to international markets or concentrate on thedomestic market?d. Should the company replace its own communications network with a “virtual privatenetwork” that is owned and operated by another company?e. Should the company buy or lease the fleet of trucks that it uses to transport its productsto market?

economics   Assigned company Name: BAXTER INTERNATIONAL   analyze strategy threats using Michael Porter’s Five Forces analysis. Provide a brief introduction to your assigned company (e.g. what is its business, in what market is it, how long has it been in business, etc.) Apply each of Porter’s five forces to your assigned company, indicating the threat level (e.g., high, moderate or low), why you have made this assessment. Do NOT make recommendations for addressing these threats; only provide your assessment of the threats. Include a graphic of the Five Forces model that provides a bulleted synopsis of your assessment for each of the five forces. PLEASE HELP WITH ALL THE BULLET POINTS PLEASE

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What is a difference between technology businesses and other small businesses?   Question 6 options:   Technology businesses never start in garages, basements, kitchens, or dorm rooms, while some other types of small businesses can start in these places.   Technology businesses have lower initial startup costs than other small businesses.   Technology businesses require greater capital and have higher initial startup costs than other small businesses.   Technology businesses are the only type of small business that uses technology.   Technology businesses are less innovative than other small businesses.

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Español The pie chart below shows the percentage of total revenue that a publisher receives from various types of publications. Use this chart to answer the questions below. (a) Which category accounts for approximately one-fifth of the publisher's total revenue? Select One (b) Approximately what percentage of the total revenue comes from Magazines and Paperbacks combined? Textbooks Cookbooks Write your answer as a multiple of 10% - that is, 10%, 20%, 30%, Nonfiction Рoetry Magazines (c) If the revenue from Cookbooks is 20% of the total revenue, approximately what percentage of the total revenue comes from Poetry? Paperbacks 10% 20% 40% 50%

1. Demonstrate an understanding of the coordinate system by using it to outline the relationship between economic variables. 2. What is marketing? 3. Explain the concepts of value chain and supply chain?

​Use the following information for questions 36-48 Transcendent Technologies is deciding between developing a complicated thought-activated software, or a simple voice-activated software. Since the thought-activated software is complicated, it only has a 30% chance of actually going through to a successful launch, but would generate revenues of $50million if launched. The voice-activated software is simple and hence has a 80% chance of being launched but only generates a revenue of $10million. The complicated technology costs 10million, whereas the simple technology costs 2million.   ​Launching the simplified version would be a mistake for probabilities less than ___?   a.  ​0.6     b.  ​0.7     c.  ​0.8     d.  ​1.0

The main distinction between applied and basic business research is that: a. basic research does not have to be carried out in a scientific manner b. basic research undertaken to make a contribution to existing knowledge, whereas applied research is undertaken specifically to solve a current problem c. applied research is aimed at solving a currently problem, whereas knowledge gained by the findings of basic research cannot be applied by organizations to solve their own problems d. none of the above

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Problem: An art museum is opening a new exhibit soon and wants to know what percentage of museum attendees will return to see the new exhibit. During two afternoons, a Thursday and a Saturday, they ask randomly-selected people exiting the museum, "Would you consider returning for our exciting new exhibit opening in two weeks?" What was good about this survey? What could be improved?

(11) Capital is a factor of production that has been produced for use in the production of other goods and services. Which of the following is an example of capital? Select one: a. money b. airports c. lumber   (12) Which of the following are conditions of perfect competition? Select one: a. All firms sell identical products. b. There are few buyers and sellers c. Consumers have little relevant information to make rational buying decisions.

Economics British American Tobacco (BAT) runs the largest private sector run afforestation program in Bangladesh. BAT Bangladesh initiated its afforestation program in 1980 when the forest department called on the private sector to support its endeavor to conserve the forests. BAT has contributed around 110 million saplings to the country’s afforestation initiative over the last 4 decades. As a large corporation BAT pays a significant amount of corporate tax to Bangladesh Government; recognized as one of the highest income tax paying companies in the country for the tax year 2019-20 in the last five years, the company has deposited more than Tk3,600 crore as Income Tax and Tk88,000 crore as VAT, to the National Exchequer. BAT enjoys the status of being one of the most high profile companies that are doing business in Bangladesh. a) Based on the above provide two reasons, with brief explanations, as to why BAT was involved in the afforestation program?