Answers and explanations:
1) A modification problem takes places when creating a database two different type of information is entered in the same chart row generating inaccuracy. The only form to solve this issue is creating a new row so each piece of information will be stored in one row particularly.
2) There are three (3) types of modification problems: the deletion problem (<em>the single row containing information from different themes can be deleted losing data</em>), the update problem (<em>new information entered could lead to more inconsistency</em>), and the insertion problem (<em>similar to deletion, a new row can be inserted instead of the row causing problem but information will be missing</em>).
STEM: nanobiologist, statistician, automotive engineer.
Information Technology: database administrator, computer help desk technician, video game designer.
Arts, A/V Technology, and Communications: printing equipment operator, special effects artist, graphics illustrator.
Answer:
By mentioning to be "a magical world where your dreams come true", Disney seeks to position its brand by appealing to the illusion of its youngest consumers, who believe and enjoy that magical world as they consider it to be real. In turn, it also targets a more adult audience, the parents of those children and even young adults who remember their childhood, and seek through Disney to return to that magical world far from the problems of daily life. Thus, through empathy and the generation of nostalgia, Disney captures a market that is receptive to its products due to the sentimentality they imply.
Answer:
B.
Penetration pricing
Explanation:
Penetration pricing is a strategy that is used by new companies in a market to capture market share from more established competitors. The process is for the new company to charge a lesser price than the amount that the other companies are charging which will bring people to the new firm for patronage.
It will thus capture market share and due to the high demand, be able to make profits due to Economies of Scale.
By charging less than its competitors, the new bar's owner is most likely pursuing a Penetration Strategy.
