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3 years ago

Under the driver responsibility program, you may be assigned a number of points for:

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<span>Under the driver responsibility program, you may be assigned a number of points for: every traffic conviction which did not result in a crash. In this instance, the number of points the driver accumulate is 2 points.</span>

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Livesheer, a youth-focused clothing brand, signs a contract with the organizers of a music festival. Under the contract, the org

Bumek [7]

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The correct answer is a) Sponsorship.

Explanation:

When it comes to sponsorship between two companies, it refers to the agreement they make so that one of the companies helps the others to promote its brand or product, benefiting from an economic incentive or the same product.

For example, in the case of the Livesheer company, they help sponsor the music festival with the agreement that the organizers promote their clothing brand at the festival through advertisements, as well as let them deliver a sample of their product to potential customers. This strategy is achieved through the sponsorship that Livesheer will give to the event organizers.

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3 years ago

Which of these is a method of raising capital through many small donations

tiny-mole [99]

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Crowdfunding

Explanation:

Loans means you borrowed with an expected amount of interest while investors also means they gave you the money expecting you to double it or perhaps even triple so they get their gain in many instance it could also means they want a part of your company so it's not the answer, selling products also isn't the answer since you're making an exchange of a product for money, now if you listen to the question well it mentioned Donations which means giving out money or charity so crowdfunding is the answer because by it's name alone Crowd-Funding

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3 years ago

When the price of flowers increased from $5.00 to $5.70, the quantity demanded of chocolate increased from 5,550 to 6,150. What

Aloiza [94]

Answer:cross-price elasticity of demand= 1.57

Explanation:

The Cross Price Elasticity of Demand measures the degree at which the quantity demanded for one commodity changes with a change in price of another product. If the two products in comparison show a positive cross elasticity of demand, then both products are substitutes of each other , while a negative results shows both are complementary of each other.

Cross Price Elasticity of Demand= ΔQx/Qx /ΔPy/Py

Cross Price Elasticity of Demand = (Q1x – Q0x) / (Q1x+ Q0x) ÷ (P1y – P0y) / (P1y + P0y),

Q0X = Initial demanded quantity of commodity X =5500

Q1X = Final demanded quantity of commodity X, = 6150

P0Y = Initial price of commodity Y = $5.00

P1Y = Final price of commodity Y= $5.70

Cross Price Elasticity of Demand = (Q1x – Q0x) / (Q1x+ Q0x) ÷ (P1y – P0y) / (P1y + P0y)

= (6150 -5000)/ (6150+5000)/(5.70-5.00)/(5.70 +5.00)

(1,150/11,150)/(0.7/10.7)=0.103139/0.065420= 1.5765 to the nearest hundreths = 1.57

A positive value 0f 1.57 for cross elasticity of demand shows that there is a competitive relationship between chocolate and flowers.

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3 years ago

Salaries for professions (such as architect or medical doctor) that require a long period of study are typically higher than tho

andrew-mc [135]

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d. future income is worth less than present income

Explanation:

Remember, since we want an exception to all the possible reasons for higher salaries of those in medical and architectural profession, we carefully examine the reasons given.

However, in no way is it because those of this profession (architect, medical doctors) would earn future income worth less than their present income a basis for their higher salaries than other jobs, since most often they earn more as they the years goes by in their profession.

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3. What do you think Firestone did wrong in their approach in South America and the United States? Why do you think the company

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I believe that this question is about the recall of defective Firestone tires on some Ford trucks and SUVs.

Recalls are not only embarrassing, they are also extremely expensive. On August, 2000, Firestone had to launch a massive recall in order to replace 23 million tires manufactured between 1991 and 1996. The recall itself costed almost $10 billion to Ford and Firestone (including closing factories and lost sales) and many more millions in lawsuits since more than 62 people died and more than 100 severe accidents happened.

First of all, both Firestone and Ford did everything wrong, Ford started the recall in Saudi Arabia while people in the US and South America were dying due to accidents resulting from exploding tires. They tried to keep the problem secret but it was simply too big.

They did everything to keep the issue because they knew about the magnitude of their failure, only the Takata airbag recall costed more money. Most car manufacturers and auto parts suppliers are very big companies that move a lot of money, and any recall costs tons of money due to the number of cars produced and sold.

Ford reacted before Firestone, since most of the bad rep fell over them because consumers don't care who provides the parts, they care about the whole car. Until the US government intervened, Firestone kept trying to hide the problem. Japanese headquarters said it was an American problem and American management said they didn't know what was happening.

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