In buying an existing business, the questions that would be appropiate for the prospective buyer to ask are the following:
- E. All of the above are appropriate questions to ask.
I was able to find the <u>complete exercise </u>online and the exercise had five options to choose from. These are the options:
- A. Is the business operating at a profit?
- B. Why are you selling?
- C. Are there any problems with the business?
- D. Will the customers stay with the business?
- E. All of the above are appropriate questions to ask.
The correct option was "E" because all the questions are not only appropiate but necessary to ask.
When buying an existing business, you need to know everything about the business and the reason why the owner is selling because it may make you change your opinion or help you make future decisions.
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Answer:
credit union
Explanation:
A credit union can be regarded as
not-for-profit financial institution which is under control of the members who has money deposited in it. It doesn't maximize profit but rather give back favorable interest rates to it's members as profit.
I'm not sure if these is a list of choices in this question but here the are following Stages of B2B buying process.
1) A need is recognized
2) A need is described and quantified
3) Potential suppliers are searched for
4) Qualified suppliers are asked to complete responses to requests for proposal (RFPs)
5) The proposals are evaluated and supplier(s) selected
6) An order routine is established
7) A post purchase evaluation is conducted and the feedback provided to the vendor<span>.
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Among these steps, the process where <span>a small medical practice develops a list of specific technology required to automate its patient records falls under the 2nd stage: A NEED IS DESCRIBED AND QUANTIFIED.</span>
Answer:
Equilibrium price and quantity would fall
Explanation:
Substituite goods are goods that can be consumed in place of each other. If the price of a good increases, consumers can easily subsituite to the other good.
If cappuccinos and lattés are subsituites, if the price of cappuccinos falls, the demand for cappuccinos would increase and the demand for lattes would fall because lattes are now relatively more expensive than cappuccinos.
The fall in demand leads to a fall in quantity demanded and price.
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Answer:
<em>Direct Distribution Channel</em>
Explanation:
A direct distribution channel is<em> the process to which a company receives its goods directly to consumers without any middlemen. </em>
In this case, Sandra gets her produce from the farmer that produces them.
Many businesses may use systems involving middlemen to deal with the delivery of their products. A business that is directly responsible for manufacturing, shipping and distributing its goods to the consumer, however, uses a direct distribution channel.
