Answer:
Linkages
Explanation:
Running a business is a difficult and competitive job to do and it requires tremendous internal and external effort to make it successful. Using linkages across the various processes of business helps to complete the job in time and sometimes it is also cost-efficient. Ehermes' is using linkages to improve the business process to effectively produce goods and services.
Answer:
A) Design competition
Explanation:
Digital watch manufacturers and manufacturers of analog watches compete against each other because their products basically satisfy the same needs. Each one offers a very different product with its pros and cons, but even though their products are so different, they can be considered substitutes.
In the concept of innovation streams, Curtab is the innovator that is trying to create a sustainable competitive advantage because it works by designing an innovative product while its competitors rely on updating old designs.
Answer:
B. Implied warranty of fitness
Explanation:
An implied warranty of fitness for an specific purpose refers to the fact that if the seller of a product knows that the product will be used for an specific purpose and that the buyer is purchasing that product for that using it that way, then an implied warranty of fitness is formed. In this case, the seller knew that Palmer was going to carry 5,000 pounds in the truck and therefore, by offering a certain truck to Palmer, an implied warranty of fitness was formed stating that the truck could carry that load.
Answer:
It is $9,000 (B)
Explanation:
Total paid dividends paid = $60,000
Return on Investment = $60,000 *15%
=$9,000.
Gaw Company investment in Trace Corporation will be treated as Investment Assets. In its book ,it can only recognize its share of dividend paid as return on investment.
Gaw Company cannot recognize its share of entire net income of Trace because it doesn't have controlling interest (i.e subsidiary) in the company neither does it have significant influence (i.e associate).
Answer:
Demand in developing countries is lower and so the price is set lower to match the capacity to pay (such as pharmaceuticals). Locally produced goods, especially the outputs of primary production are generally inexpensive and often will be cheaper in developing countries e.g. bananas.