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bakes and etc. B. Threat a) competitive pressure from other market players Encompassed with various companies and products, the weight-loss industry is highly competitive. Medifast has to face the threats from its competitors among supply chain distribution, product diversity, production expense, popularity and reaction time of customer demand. Besides, new entrants in the market increase the risks of this business. Currently, Medifast identifies Nutrisystem and Weight Watchers International as its

branding and advertising, UFS have grown to enforce the barrier to entry. Further, UFS are investigating and research of new way of reach its customer base by using mobile application, thus deterring aspiring entrant accessing to the established distribution

control over the of goods distribution method. 2. If the distributor company does not distribute the goods for any reason, the producer will be paralyzed due to the unity of the distribution channel. 3. The company's financing system is subject to the payment of a single source. 4. If the performance of the distribution system is not satisfactory to the manufacturer, the manufacturer company cannot demonstrate a proper and rapid response. 5. In the long-term, the distribution company will effectively

Default Effect Default effect is the recommended settings or method to the situation that the decision makers does not take a decision. This reduce the complexity of making the decision. Default effect. This effect is used to avoid severe damage in there decision. Default options are pre-set courses of action that take effect if nothing is specified by the decision maker (Thaler & Sunstein, 2008), and setting defaults is an effective tool in choice architecture when there is inertia or uncertainty

This facilitated efficiency in distribution. An efficient distribution channel helped Crocs develop good relations with its retailers as it could service both, the large as well as small retailers. Flexible Production Line Crocs had assembly lines in countries like Canada, China, India, Bosnia, Vietnam

Discussion Questions: An economy may be inefficient for two reasons – market power and nonexistence of markets. (p. 46) 1. In which of the following markets do you expect efficient outcomes? Why a. Hurricane insurance for beach houses: Efficient outcomes because individual that build a house on the beach would more than likely acquire some type of insurance, for example, flood insurance, knowing that hurricanes can destroy everything. You would expect that the market for flood insurance would

Avenue, College Park, MD 201742. The company is interested in making a property distribution to its shareholders as dividends. Ms. Shire you have questions about how this would affect the company tax preparation and would like our recommendation on the best method available for the company. Issue: 1. The effect of property distribution on company’s tax return. 2. Recommendations of alternative method of dividend distribution. Law/Analysis: 1. According to Code § 311(b), if a corporation distributes appreciated

Introduction The following report will be a critical marketing plan of the EP ‘Weekends’, by the band Project Bongo. With help from academic theory and concepts this analysis will include an overview and aim of the band and its EP and a strategy for the potential seven areas involved in the release of any musical product. Additionally, this plan will produce a timeline and elaborate on a budget to bring the aforementioned theory into practice. Project Bongo is an independent five-piece band from

Pricing To determine the optimal prices for the UriCap products, the team used competitive pricing, both indirect and direct, custom willingness –to-pay, cost plus pricing based on distribution channel partner needs, and economic value analysis. Direct competitor pricing, which was only applicable to the UriCap-M product, was determine through secondary research. On the other hand, primary research was used to determine indirect competitor, or substitute, pricing. A combination of primary research

TerminatingMiddlemen When middlemen do not perform up to standards or when market situations change, requiring a company to restructure its distribution, it may be necessary to terminate relationships with certain middlemen or certain types of middlemen. In the United States, it is usually a simple action regardless of the type of middlemen; they are simply dismissed. However, in other parts