Answer:
the correct answers are,
- safety
- liquidity
Explanation:
saving money does not include much risk and is not affected by market volatility and prices. Most of the time, the savings' are guaranteed by the banks and governments through various securities.
Also, money in savings are easy to get back for your use!
Answer:
The Security Analyst Relations and the Accounting Department
Explanation:
The Chief Financial Officer or the CFO of an organisation is primarily responsible for the management of an organisation's financial matter, actions and decisions. The CFO is first and foremost an executive of any organisation and he determines the cash inflows and outflows from the organisation.
Furthermore, the CFO is responsible for the analysis of the strength and weakness of an organisation financially and also ensuring that controls are put in place to maintain the strengths and correct the weaknesses.
The accounting department is the primary department in charge of organisational finances, hence, it will be under the direct control of the CFO. The Accounting department ensures the prompt preparation and presentation of the company's financial statement. Furthermore, security analyst relations (in terms of financial securities and even physical security of assets and property) will also fall under the CFO's area of control.
Human Resource deals with human relations, marketing and production works together to ensure patronage of an organisation's products. These are not directly influenced by the CFO.
Answer:
The answers are:
- Product variable
- Promotion variable
Explanation:
The marketing mix consists of 4 variables (4 Ps)
- Product
- Price
- Place
- Promotion
The product variable refers to the actual product or service being sold. In Apple´s case it refers to the products´ technical specifications (iOS, memory, speed, screen size, cameras, etc.).
The promotion variable refers to all the activities a company carries out to inform and persuade their potential customers about the benefits of buying a certain product. In Apple´s case they build up high expectations around their product launches.
