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If retention is so much more profitable than acquisition, why have companies persisted for so long in spending more on getting n

ew customer than keeping the ones they have

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Vsevolod [243]3 years ago

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Companies persisted for so long because business managers kept a good readout way for governors

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Answer:

minutes of grinding= 60,468 minutes

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Grinding minutes per unit:

Product A= 3.80

Product B= 5.30

Product C= 4.30

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Monthly demand in units:

Product A= 4,260

Product B= 4,260

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Answer:

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