Answer:
Multichannel distribution system.
Explanation:
Multichannel distribution system is a method or structure in which a single company sets up two or more sales and marketing channels to reach one or more customer segments
Answer:
5.38 %
Explanation:
WACC = Cost of Equity x Weight of Equity + Cost of Debt x Weight of Debt
where,
Cost of Equity = 9.00 % (given)
After tax Cost of Debt = 6% x (1 - 0.21) = 4.74 %
Market Value of Equity = 1/5 x $13 million = $2.6 million
Weight of Equity = $2.6 million / $11.6 million = 0.22
Weight of Debt = $9 million / $11.6 million = 0.76
therefore,
WACC = 9.00 % x 0.22 + 4.74 % x 0.76
= 5.38 %
thus
the company’s WACC is 5.38 %
<h2>A company cannot run without marketing department. They bring source to the company through which the company gains money / make money.</h2>
Explanation:
- As stated earlier no company exists without sales team.
- They actually bring business to the organization.
- So to answer the first question, all the company need sales people to promote and run business.
The type of company which I would like to start up myself would be an Training institute. My dream organization need,
- Need sales team to pitch and get people and indirectly bring business
- Admin team to indirectly counsel students / trainees to join in course
- A team of trainers to train candidates
- An "Accounts team" to take care of pay in/out
- Team of leads to various department to pass on the work flow
Answer:
The correct answer is option D.
Explanation:
Microbrewery beer is a normal good. Its prices have increased recently in recent years. The prices for fermenting vats used in beer have also risen and the consumer income has fallen.
Since beer is a normal good an increase in its price and decrease in the consumer income will decrease its demand. As a result, the demand curve will move to the left, decreasing the price of the product.
At the same time, the increase in the price of fermenting vats will increase the cost of producing beer. This will cause the supply of beer to decrease.
This will cause the supply curve to shift to the left. If the leftward shift in the supply curve is more than the leftward shift in demand, the price of beer will increase.
