The answer is; Purchasing Power Parity.
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Answer:
c.10
Explanation:
We have 68 students, 3 of them are registered in three classes, so (68-3 =65), 65 students are registered in one or two classes.
Additionally, we know that:
- 25 students are registered for History.
- 25 students are registered for Math
- 34 students are registered for English
If we want to know only the registrations of students that are registered for one or two classes, we should substract 3 in every class (the three students that ar registered for the three classes)
So, now we have:
- 22 students registered for History.
- 22 students registered for Math
- 31 students registered for English
Total registrations for stdents registered in one or two clases: 22+22+31= 75
75 registrations of 65 students
So 75-65=10 .. There are 10 students registered for 2 classes.
Answer:B - sales promotions Explanation: Sales promotion is a process of convincing a prospective client to buying a product.
Its an element in the marketing promotional mix.
It is a tool used to stimulate a prospective customer curiosity about a product. Though it is short term in nature and it is mainly used to boost sales for a period of time.
Sales promotion is used as a target marking in getting customers that are not loyal to a particular brand of product and it includes price reduction, buy one get one free promo amongst others
1. Physical characteristics
2. Mental characteristics
3. Emotional characteristics
4. Social characteristics
4. Spiritual life
The Type of youths include respectable,delinquent,politically militant and cultural rebels.
<u>Answer: </u>Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Manufacturing costs are the costs which are involved in the production of the goods. It excludes the direct materials and the direct labor as these factors are not only factors of production but used for other work in the organisation.
The indirect materials used are also included in this overhead which cannot be traced easily. Some of the manufacturing costs are maintenance, repairs on production, heat light, property tax, depreciation and insurance on manufacturing facilities. These costs are also called as factory overhead and factory burden.