Answer: Transnational (multinational)
Explanation: A transnational firm is a multinational firm that operates across national boundaries. Global business strategy allows a firm's revenue to run across borders and these firms can then trade in worldwide markets. A global business strategy includes thinking in an integrated way with regards to all business related aspects, evaluating the goods and services that are produced and meeting global standards in not only the world markets but also the local markets. A multinational firm will also make use of a policy of dispersed production with centralised strategic management. All these factors can link multinational firms to federal structure.
Answer:
4
Explanation:
4) go shopping for new clothes. you choose to get an hour of exercise. based on this what is the opportunity cost of your choice
The answer is that
it is called as marketing channel or distribution channel.A marketing channel refers to the people, organizations, and
activities that are essential to switch the possession of products from the
factor of production to the factor of intake and it is the way services and a
product get to the end-user, the client and is also called as distribution
channel.
Answer:
Verbal communication in the workplace.
Explanation:
Being voice a part of the skills and knowledge for effective communication, an in-depth interviews of top management and communicators is essential to design an effective employee communication program to gather, convey and receive information and people skills
, respecting cultural differences and related legislation.
This knowledge and skills will structure the ability to communicate effectively with employees during the day in the workplace.
Answer:
A. wastefulness - production inside PPC ; B. Economy growth - PPC shift outwards/rightwards ; C. Economy at Productive Efficiency - production on PPC ; D. Unattainable Production- Outside PPC
Explanation:
PPC is graphical representation of production combinations that an economy can produce, given resources & technology.
PPC is based on assumption : That resources are best efficiently utilised. So, all product combinations ON PPC reflect 'Economy is at Productive Efficiency'
All production points INSIDE PPC reflect inefficient utilisation of resources i.e 'Wastage'
Points OUTSIDE PPC are 'Unattainable Product Combinations'- as they are beyond economy's best optimum production, given resources & technology.
'Economic growth' is increase in resources &/or technology which increases economy's production potential and PPC curve SHIFTS rightwards or outwards.
