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Pepsi [2]
4 years ago
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Jerome's Italian Pizza is in a very competitive industry, and its upper management believes that it can achieve higher profits b

y focusing on a strategy of lowering costs and prices, providing quicker delivery, and providing good customer service. "Increase profits by 15% a year for each of the next five years" is an example of a strategic goal.
Business
1 answer:
Troyanec [42]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

That statement is true

Explanation:

Strategic goal is the type of goal that is carefully designed to accomplish a business strategy, This type of goals need to express the desired outcome that wanted be achieved and listed a specific set of actions that can make the company achieve that outcome. Strategic goal commonly created when a company want a more concrete way to measure its success compared to other competitors.

This can be seen in Jerome's italian pizza.

"Increase profits by 15% a year for each of the next five years" is  what considered to be the desired outcome.

lowering costs and prices, providing quicker delivery, and providing good customer service are the Sets of action that the company intended to take.

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<span>MAY 8 - Crump company purchased $1,850 worth of inventory on account from Payne industries ; the terms were 3/15, n/eom.
MAY 9 - Crump also paid freight charges of $95
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MAY 17  - Payment in full

                                     Debit               Credit
May 8.
Purchases                      1,850
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May 9
Freight-In                             95
            Cash                                             95

Accounts Payable              150
            Purchase returns and allowance   150

May 17 - Payment goes beyond the discounting period. No discount is given.

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