FALSE
In some industries, high switching costs can act as an important barrier to entry.
Barrier to entry is defined as conditions which prevent companies to enter in a market. It limit the competition as no new firm easily join the market.
Some examples of the barrier to entry is high start-up cost, government regulations, high customer switching cost.
Business earn its profit from customers only , if customers will switch to the substitute product , then company will incur high loss. It will act as a barrier to entry.
It protects the market share. Because if no new comer join then market share will not get shared with other new comer.
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My response to my colleague would be a "No" because the participation in an educational event may not include a sales presentation.
<h3>What is an
educational event?</h3>
In the health system, these are event that are designed to inform health beneficiaries about the different health packages, plans etc.
Hence, the suggestion of my colleague will not be taken because the intial record of my presentation in the educational event will not include a sales promotion.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
Missing options <em>"a. You should tell your colleague no because participation in an educational event may not include a sales presentation. b. As long as your sales presentation includes information that is about healthy living or clinically effective screening exams, you could talk about the Medicare plans in your presentation. c. You should tell your colleague no, because marketing.</em>
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Answer:
22.50%
Explanation:
Amount of return on asset = Rate of return * Asset value
Amount of return on asset = 15% * $150 million
Amount of return on asset = $22.5 million
Operating profit margin = Amount of return on asset / Sales
Operating profit margin = $22.5 million / $100 million
Operating profit margin = 0.225
Operating profit margin = 22.50%
Answer:
55,000 shares
Explanation:
Given that
60000 shares were originally given
5000 were subsequently reacquired
Thus. Net number of shares issued
= number of shares originally issued - number subsequently reacquired
= 60000 - 5000
= 55,000
Number of outstanding shares therefore is 55,000.
NOTE that, outstanding shares refer to the number of shares that has been issued, purchase or authorized by investors, that is, the number of shares currently held by all is shareholders.
