Options:
A.) Firm A needs to revamp its after-sales services.
B.) The sales of industrial goods are higher in Country X than in Country Y.
C.) The perception of quality can differ a cross countries
D.) Country X is a highly industrialized nation.
E.) Country Y has a lower average income level compared to Country X
Answer: C.) The perception of quality can differ a cross countries.
Explanation: The scenario illustrated above is most likely related to choice between users of different countries which may probably have different cultures, opinion, economic stability and various other reasons why they use the companies product.
This is because buyers in both countries are aware of the different versions of the product, However, buyers in one country tend to stick with the cheaper, older and bulkier version while buyers of the other nation preffered the newer and lightweight version. This is a clear issue of perception or ideas whereby some users think older versions of products even though may be less sleek in terms of appearance posses better quality than newer versions while some think otherwise that newer versions are always better in quality.
Answer:
<u>wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers</u>.
Explanation:
The <u>wholesalers, distributors, and manufacturers</u> trade goods or services to consumers, which then resell or utilize them for trading persistence. Resellers purchase goods in a large amount from other companies such as wholesalers, distributors, and manufacturers. Later they trade the singular factors to purchasers, at a favorable cost. Thou won’t gain enough hype throughout reselling. That’s the conventional method of retailing, which we distinguish from most utmost huge mall storehouses autonomous independent online stores.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Firm A is operating at full capacity, if its sales keep increasing, then t will need to invest to expand its production capacity. Since firm B is operating below full capacity level, if its sales keep increasing it will have some spare production capacity it can use before operating at full capacity.
Therefore firm A will need to invest in an expansion of its production capacity while firm B can keep operating without new investments.
C. Bar chart , It’s a better visual to see the different votes the classmates chose for their 4 field trip options.
Answer:
March 1
Account Debit Credit
Cash $323,000
Common Stock $153,000
Paid-In Capital in Excess
of Par Value $170,000
April 1
Account Debit Credit
Cash $87,000
Common Stock-no par value $87,000
April 6
Account Debit Credit
Inventory $56,000
Common Stock $56,000
Machinery $170,000
Paid-In Capital in Excess of
Common Stock $170,000
Note Payable $92,000
Cash $92,000
