<h2>suppliers and buyers with strong bargaining power is the odd one out here.</h2>
Explanation:
An attractive industry should be characterized by
- high entry barriers
- suppliers and buyers with less bargaining power
- low threats from substitute products
- low rivalry among firms
Only the above listed characteristics can provide the best profit and make the industry attractive.
- If the suppliers and buyers have strong bargaining power, then the industry will have only very less profit, since the bargaining power is more.
- Even if either a buyer or a supplier is strong enough to bargain it will lead to less profit only or in simple terms a loss to the industry.
The correct answer is that "Abigail <span>is protected from wrongful discharge by the exception based on public policy."
Abigail won't be discharge because of the immoral conduct done by the company sh is working with, she has done the right thing about telling the authorities with regards to her discovery of the company's tampered research results.</span>
<span>As far as I understand, the question is about stations on the Washington D.C Metro. In case I am correct, it usually takes 30-40 minutes to get from Shady Grove to the Union Station stop. Of course, it does depend upon the time of day, so in rush hours it can take about one hour. </span>
IBM's Smarter Planet campaign markets IBM as a company that provides innovative solutions that improve the world's IQ. This is an example of organization marketing.
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Marketing function plays a vital role in the success of any company. It is the process by which the companies will first find the potential markets for selling their products and then promote their products saying how they vary from the other similar products.
Organisation marketing is the strategy that is being used by the business but a difference is that here customers will buy their products and do not used those products personally. In the example given, IBM markets innovative solutions that helps in improving the Intelligence Quotient. This acts as an example of organization marketing.
