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wolverine [178]
4 years ago
5

Maddie's shoe store donated hundreds of pairs of shoes to needy children at an inner city school. A news crew reported on the do

nation. Is this an example of publicity or advertising?
Business
1 answer:
chubhunter [2.5K]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

publicity

Explanation:

Publicity involves creating an excellent reputation for a company's brand name. Publicly arises from positives messages from the media, and other sources such as the internet and word of mouth.  An organization engages in activities that create a good relationship with the media and the public to build the desired publicity.

Publicity messages are not paid for, unlike advertising.  In the case of Maddie, the business was engaged in a charitable event. The event was captured in the press, and Maddie brand name was mentioned, thus promoting its brand name.  

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2 years ago
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Explanation:

Given that :

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Worth after 2 years = $1,200,000

From the above, investment recorded $300,000 increase after one year and $100,000 Depreciation at the end of the second year.

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3 years ago
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Answer:

X = 325 cars will yield same profit in both locations

Explanation:

Location                                            City                                         Outskirts

Dealer Price                                        $                                            $

(98 x 330)                                       32340                                       32340

Labour,Material                                                                                    

and Transportation Cost              

($30/car x 330 cars)                         (9900)                                          

( $38/car x 330 cars)                                                                           (12540)

<u>Fixed Cost                                          (6950)                                        (4350)</u>

Profit                                                  15,490                                       15450

City will yield greatest profit if monthly demand is 330 cars

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and Transportation Cost              

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( $38/car x 430 cars)                                                                           (16340)

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Profit                                                   22,290                                       21450

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City

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Labour, material and transportation= 30X

Fixed cost = 6950

Profit = 98X-(30X+6950)

Outskirts

Dealer Price = 98X

Labour,Material and transportation = 38X

Fixed Cost = 4350

Profit = 98X-(38X+4350)

Both Profits are same therefore

98X-30X-6950 = 98X-38X -4350

-30X+38X = -4350+6950

-8X = 2600

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Answer:

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Interest rate payable in 2014 on long term loan = $1,000,000 * 11% = $110,000

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Avoidable interest = $240,000 + $166,720

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