Answer: The correct answer is "C. Cash cow".
Explanation: According to the BCG matrix, this SBU would be categorized as a Cash cow, because cow products are also known as cash generators are those that generate a lot of liquidity and require relatively few investments. We would therefore be talking about products that are already consolidated in a market with little growth.
The objective is to maintain the competitive situation of these products because they are the ones that generate money for us to subsequently invest in others.
Answer:
Increases; higher
Explanation:
Skill-Biased Technology Change can be referred to as a shift in the production technology that takes preference of high skilled labour or workers over unskilled labour or workers.
This is achieved by increasing its relative productivity and, therefore, its relative demand.
Also, human capital is the accumulated knowledge (from education and experience), skills, and expertise. When education advancement reduces human capital reduces which at the long run reduces the number of skilled labours.
If there's a reduction in the number of skilled labours, then firms and organisations will be willing to pay huge sum of keep their available skilled labour and to hire new ones.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
Supply chain management is the management of the flow of goods and services, finances and information and includes all processes that transform raw materials into final products.
Contingency planning is designed to help an organization respond effectively to a significant future event or situation that we don't know if it will happen.
Demand chain management is similar to supply chain management but more complex, where upstream and downstream relationships between customers and suppliers need to be managed to deliver the lowest cost to the customer across the entire supply chain.
Enterprise resource planning is the integrated management of main business processes,
Cost-benefit principle would state that you would only take an action if the benefit outweighs the cost.
For example: It may cost me $5 to drive to work, but I make $50 for showing up, I would go because the benefit I get outweighs the cost and I am better off going than staying at home.
Answer: over-borrowing.
Explanation:
credit cards function like this: you can "buy" a lot of things with it, including very very expensive things. this is because instead of really buying that product, you borrow money from the bank to buy it. you then have to pay it off in slower amounts of money over time until youve paid off the original cost of the product and more because the bank will most likely charge interest.
sounds great, right?
it is, until you cant afford to pay those smaller amounts of money. then, it starts to build up and if you still cant afford to pay the bank, they will begin to liquidize your physical assets (they take your stuff as payment, really anything, even your house can be taken.)
