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- topic : Industry equilibrium Question : What determines the number of firms in an industry (a) in the short run, (b) in the long run.Assignment Content Suppose a firm uses sugar in a product that you purchase. The firm vertically integrates by purchasing sugar farms that produce the sugar organically and in a way that makes it also sustainable for the environment. How would that influence your demand for that product? What other purpose than profitability might cause the firm to make this decision to vertically integrate in this way? Your journal entry must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.Question 17: The sequence of processes required to produce and distribute a product is know as A Supply chain B Conglomeration C Integration D Process Management
- Explain why the way a market is defined is important and does this make a difference in how the Philippine Competition Act is implemented? Show graphical analysisWhat determines whether corporations individual proprietorships employee on firms consumer cooperative or some other form of business structure will dominate in the market?QUESTIONS are based on Carl's Jr case study article 1. Discuss what are potential sources of competitive advantage for a company? Give examples 2. Argue is a competitive advantage sustainable? Give examples 3. Conduct an analysis of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (a SWOT analysis) of Carl’s Jr. 4. What changes should Carl’s Jr. make in order to develop a sustainable competitive advantage? (Hint: to help answer this question, think of how you might further segment the YHG group that Carl’s Jr. is trying to sell to, and develop a strategy around these subgroups.)
- American companies form the majority of MNCs (multi-national corporations). On the other hand, many people believe that Americans are poorly equipped to assist an organisation to enter into a non-American culture. Explain the characteristics of the American culture that would prohibit the understanding and empathetic behaviour towards another culture.Legal Environment of Business Unit 2 Chapter 9: Discussion Poor countries assert that patented drugs are too expensive for most of their people to afford. The issue became especially noteworthy over drugs for AIDS sufferers in Africa. Monthly drug expenses are above average total income levels. Countries have been changing their drug laws to eliminate patent rights in certain cases. Do drug companies have an ethical duty to sell their products for the lowest possible price? Should countries abolish patent protection for drugs? I have to write a short paragraph with a Title. I am needing help with this short discussion assignment.*Please fill in the points this topic The automotive company Mercedes-Benz. The automotive company Mercedes-Benz. It is a German-based company mainly known for producing luxury and commercial vehicles. The headquarter of the company is located in the capital city of the German state of Baden- Wurttemberg. It is founded in 1926 by two founders called Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler. It has more than 2.31 million sales of passenger cars in the world. Its subsidiaries are located in different parts of the world including Brazil, the US, Mexico, Canada, and many more. There are more than 150,000 employees are working in the company is well known for its quality and durability as it mainly focuses on customer satisfaction. Its lowest range for car is started from approximately 4.9 million for C-Class. As it is a luxury automotive company, the production of vehicles is limited and leads to higher and expensive prices in the market. Also, it has higher quality, expensive material, and their…
- 1 Question 6: What matters for the success of the Ford's Model T? What did Ford do to take the position of market leader and to maintain their advantage? Explain how does Ford manage and successfully their techonological innovation with tremendous effects on the nature of competition. Explain developments in frugal innovation and provide your evaluation of how it is used in an organisational context of Ford's Model T.question7) the following is the total cost function and demand function of a certain firm TC= 100 +20Q + 7QQd = 130-2Pa)- What is the type of this market? why? b)Calculate the profit maximizing level of output and price for this firm. c) Does the firm make profit or loss at this level of output? Why? d)Should the firm produce this level of output or shut down? Why? please all do subparts because I have very urgent solutionQuestion 12: Despite being large, sometimes slow, and tending to have priorities other than those of their clients, large media companies do have some advantages; select all that apply A Economies of scale B Effieient and tested workflows C Large amounts of capital D Willing to pressure critical relationships
