Answer: Mobility Barriers
Explanation:
<u>Mobility Barriers</u> are industry-specific factors that separate one strategic group from another.
Answer:
c. This increases only U.S. net capital outflow.
Explanation:
The net capitaloutflow is determinated by comparing the investemnt abroad with the investment of other countries in the national economy.
investment in foreing countries - investment from foreing countries.
In this case the US firm is investing abroad, therefore inceasing the net capital outflow of the US.
The Korea net capital outflow will decrease. because it is receiving investment.
A) acceptable, provided the securities are used as collateral for the loan and the loan conforms to the provisions of Regulation T.
B) acceptable, provided the loan is made under the provisions of Regulation T of the Federal Reserve.
C) unethical.
D) acceptable, provided the securities are used as collateral for the loan.
Answer: Unethical
Explanation: Based on the model and policy of the North America Securities Administrator's Association, the investment adviser cannot lend money to a customer to purchase recommended securities under the guise of being partners, such behavior is deemed UNETHICAL and in violation of the rule binding the practices and investment advisers and investment adviser representatives.
Customers can purchase securities by taking loans from recommended or regulated lender, broker or bank.
Answer:
-$2,350
Explanation:
In this question, we have to compare the cost which is shown below:
If we considered the reworked cost, then the sales would be
= Sales - reworked cost
= $55,700 - $1,750
= $53,950
And the scrap value is $56,300
So, the financial disadvantage would be
= Sales without reworked cost - scrap value
= $53,950 - $56,300
= -$2,350
All other information which is given is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
Complete question reads;
Katie, a salesperson for Sol Computers, is faced with an objection from one of her prospects. The prospect says that the graphics of the computers do not meet his requirements. Katie listens to the objection and makes it known to her prospect that she has received the message. According to the LAARC method, which of the following should Katie do next?
(A) Continue listening
(B) Assess the objection
(C) Ask confirmatory questions
(D) Respond to the objection
(E) Change the subject of the conversation
<u>Answer:</u>
<u>(B) Assess the objection</u>
<u>Explanation</u>:
Remember, the LAARC method an acronym fully means;
Step 1: LISTEN,
Step 2: ACKNOWLEDGE,
Step 3: ASSESS,
Step 4: RESPOND,
Step 5: CONFIRM.
So, at this point according to the LAARC method, Katie should access the objection by getting a sense of why the prospect feels the computer does not meet requirements. Her ultimate goal is to try and ensure a sale of the computer.