Answer:
B
Explanation:
Original Cost -$120,000
Useful life -10 years
Residual Value - $20000
Annual depreciation - $(120,000-20000)/10 = $10,000
Accumulated depreciation for 4 years = 10*4= $40000
Book value at disposal = $120,000-$40000= $80000
Sales value = $35,000
Loss on disposal = $80,000-$35000= $45,000
Answer: target
Explanation:
A target market are the group of customers which a business or a company directs the resources and its marketing efforts towards.
From the question above, since Millennials who patronize restaurants and other out-of-home food purveyors have become increasingly health- and nutrition-conscious, the strategy used by many fast food companies to improve the nutritional profile of their menus by adding items such as salads, fresh fruit, and plant-based meat substitutes is intended primarily to target millennial customers.
The fast food companies are aware that by adding items such as salads, fresh fruit, and plant-based meat substitutes, this may convince Millennial customers to try them out.
Therefore, the answer is option d"targets".
Answer:
D. Online marketing, social media marketing, and mobile marketing
Explanation:
Digital direct marketing is a fusion of <em>digital </em>and <em>direct </em>marketing. <em>Digital </em>includes online and mobile (smartphone) media, while the traditional media often refers to telephones, TV, brick-and-mortar shops...
Since the term <em>direct</em> refers to the way of approaching customers, it is important to make a distinction between marketing channels and media that are aimed for a wider public, and the ones that have the possibility of targeting a specific customer or target group.
The only answer that includes types of DDM (digital direct marketing) is <em>D</em>.
Online and social media marketing are tightly related and are digital by nature. They have the functionality to target customers directly with the aid of <em>cookies </em>and data provided by social media. Also, mobile marketing is direct and digital too, as it is related to smartphones and unique phone numbers (thus, it is direct).
Answer:
TRUE
Explanation:
A potential obligation that depends on the future outcome of past events is a contingent liability!
- An obligation is something that is to be done
- A potential obligation is a thing or activity that is among the options of stuff that can be done
- When something depends on the future outcome of past events, it introduces or carries with it, the cost of waiting (for future outcomes)
- A contingent liability is something that poses probability of loss instead of gain. The opposite of liability is asset.
So in business, a potential obligation or action that depends on the future outcome of past events is a contingent loss rather than gain.
