Gas stations

I. Management Aspect A. Form of the Business Ownership The Gassoline station is a partnership form of business that is owned by five persons and managed by two persons, namely Mr. Neil Aldin Dano, and Mr. Mark Anthony Fabian, Mr. Mico Quimbao, Mr. Daweng Zerpe and Mr. Arnel Espinosa. B. Nature of the Business The gassoline station will be offering the following petroluem and lubricant products; Petroluem: Unleaded Deisel Auto-Lpg Lubricants: C. Location The Gassoline stattion will

VI. Competition Wawa is a convenience store and a gas station. In terms of the convenience stores, our main competitors are 7-Eleven, Heritages, Walgreens, and Rite Aid. In terms of the Gas station, our competition is against local gas stations with lower prices, and Sunoco. To start listing our competitors in the convenience e store competition, 7-Eleven has 58, 300 stores in 17 countries. They are also known for famous for their famous 32, 44, and 64 oz Big Gulp cups. In some locations they even

Outline Introduction Purchasing a gas stations is a great investment. For this reason my cousin Edger is seriously considering purchasing two gas stations to increase his economical profits. I have been hired as a consultant for edger to assist him with analyzing the gas station industry and help him determine the best optimal decision. It is importance to consider the following when making a gas station purchase: location, if a convenience store will be beneficial, and if a franchise or being independent

need that will be satisfied is that my gas station will have gasoline, diesel, and a service station to get the repairs or inspections they will need to have. There will be a free air pump, so they can have the option of filling up their tires. I will also have coffee, snacks and different beverages the customer can purchase as well, so they can also fuel up their bodies as well for the ride they are going to make. The product will be unique by my station having a self service, but also a full

“Filling Station” by Elizabeth Bishop heavily relies upon diction and word-choice to create imagery to supports the main theme of the poem, which is that love can be found everywhere, even in unlikely places. In the second stanza of the poem, the author starts to discuss some of the inhabitants of the gas station. The describes the sons of the station owner as “quick” and “saucy”, using words with generally positive connotations. Quick gives a lively, and thus warm, feeling to the station, and saucy

ideas, Cousin Edgar is considering buying two gasoline (gas) stations. Gasoline is a fuel that, he believes, most American consumers will continue to use for the foreseeable future and anticipates that the gasoline prices will continue moderately stable. The business planning will evaluate the market and economic conditions for buying and operating the two gas stations. The evaluation will be inclusive of Edgars’ expectation of his gas stations’ basic economic conditions such as supply and demand,

as mentioned by Fisher, Ury, and Patton (1991, p. 100). Since ads to sell the station had been running for a few months with no attractive propositions, I was becoming open to the possibility of not selling the station at all and continuing to run it - it became a definite element of my BATNA, although it would mean that my husband and I would be abandoning our dream plans. BP had already offered $400K for the station and even though that was a much lower amount than I was expecting, I could simply

Introduction Situation C Gas is something that most Americans cannot live without in today’s society. In the past, when cars were not readily available to all Americans, gas was not that important. Those that had cars needed it and those that did not. Prices on a gallon of gas in the 1920’s and 30’s was .25 cents a gallon. That was a lot of money in those days since many people barely made $1500 a year. Now we spend our days complaining about the $2 average price that we pay now. Gas has become a necessity

It was at around Thursday midnight, whereby I stopped at a gas station in chesterfield. There was a group of four to six people outside the gas station engaged in an interesting conversation which I don’t know about. The group was made of white people aged from around 30-40 years old. That is when I remembered of my psychology assignment. So I blasted my music to the max and started singing along out loud while pumping gas into my car. I was so uncomfortable doing this because I didn’t even know

long day at work, you head to the nearest gas station to find the prices at a hefty $3.59 per gallon. You shrug since the cost last week was a few cents higher, and proceed to fill up your car. With your gasoline capacity at its limit, you drive around the corner only to have your jaw drop when you realize that this gas station's price is thirty cents cheaper than what you just paid for. Then, talking to the empty seat beside you, you ask, “Why do gas stations in the same area charge different amounts