Answer:
Initially the purchasing power of her $3000 deposit is 300 (3000/10) baseball caps.
Annual Inflation rate 0 %
Price of base ball cap $10
3000*1.05=3150
Purchasing power= 3150/10= 315 caps at 0 percent inflation
Annual Inflation rate 5 %
Price of baseball cap = 10*1.05= 10.5
Purchasing power = 3150/10.5
=300 caps at 5 percent inflation
Annual Inflation rate 8%
Price of baseball cap =10*1.08= 10.8
Purchasing power =3150/10.8
=291 caps at 8 percent inflation
Real interest rates
(1+nominal interest rate)= (1+inflation)(1+real interest rates)
Real rate at 0 percent inflation
1.05=1(1+R)
R=1.05-1
R=0.05= 5%
Real rate at 5 percent inflation
1.05=1.05*(1+r)
R=0%
Real rate at 8 percent inflation
1.05=1.08*(1+r)
=-0.02
=-2%
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is A. replace an existing product group
Explanation:
Greta can find in the replacement of products a greater added value from innovation and consumption. In addition, it helps to raise awareness of consumption and the needs to be met.
The replacement of products by services inspires an important transformation towards a culture of sustainability throughout the value chain. It is a strategy that leverages market forces as a source of society's change.
Answer:
Globalization of markets and brands
Correct option A
Explanation:
Globalization has enabled firms to specialize and to increase the intensity of R&D, innovation and capital in their output.
Globalization has made it easier for new companies to start competing with old companies.
Globalization has made companies to increased the number of people that it employs, both through exports and imports.
Explanation:
The wholesalers can have different forms depending upon the volume of business, number of products/services dealt with, etc. the wholesalers have the ability to influence the producers and the retailers.
If the wholesalers are large, their businesses are important and they can put more pressure on the producers and the retailers. They can introduce their own brands or sell private brands and get the pricing freedom.Some of the types of wholesalers are:-
1. Manufacturer Wholesalers 2. Retail Wholesalers 3. Pure Wholesalers 4. Agents and Brokers 5. Assemblers 6. Merchant Wholesalers 7. General Merchandise Wholesalers
8. General Line Wholesalers 9. Speciality Wholesalers 10. Local Wholesalers 11. Regional or Sectional Wholesalers 12. National Wholesalers 13. International Wholesalers 14. Limited Function Wholesalers and a Few Others.
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