Answer:
a) comparative advertising
Explanation:
The given scenario exemplifies Comparative Advertising. It is a marketing strategy in which a product or service of a particular company is presented as superior when compared to a competitor's in terms of price, quality, etc. It may involve printing a side-by-side comparison of the features of a company's products next to those of its competitor as here Olivia listed the prices of various services that she offered as well as the prices charged by two other salons in the area for the same services.
Explanation:
<em><u>Monopolistic </u></em><em><u>competition</u></em>
Monopolistic competition, many seller that differentiated products - products that differ slightly but sever similar purpose. By making consumer aware of product difference, seller exert some control over price.
<em><u>Oligopoly</u></em>
In an oligopoly, a few sellers supply sizable portion of products in the market. They exert some control over price, but because their products are similar, when one company lowers prices, the others follow .
<em><u>Monopoly</u></em>
In a monopoly, there is only one seller in the market. The market could be a geographical area, such as a city or a regional area, and does not necessarily have to be añ entire country. The single seller is able to control prices
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The answer to this question is “Broad
Banding”. This is a term used to having extremely wide salary bands.
When a typical salary band has 40% difference in pay between its minimum and
maximum, broad banding can go as much as 100% difference. Due to this, there is
a collapse in demand for vertical promotions since salary grade for one
position is divided into few wide bands. This promotes lateral development of
employees.
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Answer:
1.90%
Explanation:
Note that that CAD exchange rate would be in terms of how many US dollars can be exchanged for 1 CAD, which means that the formula for forward premium would be stated in terms of US dollars, I mean the US$ as the numerator and CAD's interest rate would be the denominator
the forward premium for CAD=((1+US interest rate)/(1+Canada interest rate))-1
the forward premium for CAD=((1+7%)/(1+5%))-1
the forward premium for CAD=1.90%
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Monopoly production will lead to a lower output at a higher price compared to the competitive production sice a smaller amount of service is produced and sold at a higher price. So it doesn't make sense to charge a monopoly price.
