Answer:
The options include:
[A] cannot implement the plan
<em>[B] can implement the plan
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[C] can implement the plan only if no commissions are charged
[D] can implement the plan only if no management fee is charged
<em>[B] can implement the plan is Correct</em>
Explanation:
Because the client or consumer has been fully disclosed and he agrees that the Adviser / Representative will obtain a management fee and commissions the Advisor / Representative will be allowed to progress with the project.
<span>False.
Communication up and down the corporate hierarchy is often called vertical communication. Communication among employees at the same level in the hierarchy, or sideways, is called horizontal communication.</span>
Answer:
<em>because the existing models have been in place for so long, they are considered untouchable, the equivalent of an economic law.</em>
Explanation:
The rational economic model is even more widely used in economics because it is easier to measure. Although people have irrational behaviors, they are more subjective, which makes the rational model still the most used by the economy, because through it is possible to measure behavior patterns, statistical data and information relevant to the economy.
Answer:
C) are independent of volume and product mix.
Explanation:
This is true because marketing, sales, distribution and administrative expenses are generally mixed costs. That means that they are part variable and part fixed.
For example, most salespeople's salary consists of a small fixed amount and a percent per total sales made.
Distribution costs also vary because generally when you purchase a truck, the largest cost is the truck itself, and the driver also gets paid on a monthly basis, insurance, etc., but other costs like fuel and maintenance costs vary depending on how much the trucks are driven, so they depend on the volume distributed.
Administrative expenses are also mostly fixed, but they might include bonuses for good performance which depend on total sales, and other expenses that might increase when total sales increase.
Finally marketing expenses are generally determined as a percentage of the expected sales revenue generated by the products. There are several ways to determine marketing expenses, but they all are based on a fixed amount (e.g. cost of producing an advertisement) and variable factors like market share or sales growth. E.g. you will advertise more intensively in the areas where your product sells better.
