The fact that companies can now organize and analyze vast amounts of data on individuals to determine individual behavior profiles is due mostly to 
advances in data analysis. 
<span>Data analysis, also called the analysis of data, is a
procedure of assessing, purging, changing, and demonstrating information with
the objective of finding valuable data, recommending conclusions, and
supporting decision making. Data analytics is also another name for the
process.</span>
 
        
        
        
Answer:
the answer to your question is d 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Through Collaborative bargaining
Explanation:
Parties that have an unequal bargaining power can negotiate meaningfully, without one party taking advantage of the other through the method known as <u>collaborative bargaining</u>. In collaborative bargaining, both the involved parties listen to each other’s claims and issues and then collaborate to come to a consensus. There is transparency in the overall bargaining process and hence there is very less probability that one party is taking advantage of the other party.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Value
Explanation:
An asset can be tangible i.e physical e.g. buildings, cars, land, e.t.c. or intangible i.e. invisible , e.g. goodwill. The value of an asset is the importance an individual or an entity attached to an asset, it can be monetary or non-monetary.  Individuals and corporate entities will want to protect their critical assets, examples of critical assets are assets which the survival of an entity depends, the decision regarding which asset to protect and the level of protection required depends on the critcality  or otherwise of an asset. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
D) $3
Explanation:
Consumer Surplus refers to the difference between the actual price paid by a consumer and the price the consumer was willing to pay. Surplus arises in cases wherein the price consumer was willing to pay exceeds the price he actually paid.
In the given case, the consumer was willing to pay a total of $9 i.e ($5 + $4) for 2 units of pizza. He actually ended up paying $6 i.e ($3 × 2 slices). 
Thus, his total consumer surplus can be calculated as $9 - $6 = $3