C , I think , Hope this helps
Full Question :
Which statement BEST describes how the input cost of the new packaging affects the output to the costumers? A) The costumers did not like the barrel, because it took up too much room. B) The costumers liked to barrel, because it was useful for holding other items. C) The costumers did not like the barrel, because it the market price of chips had to be increased. D) The costumers liked the barrel, because the chips were able to stay fresher longer and there were fewer broken chips. Eliminate
Answer:
C) The costumers did not like the barrel, because it the market price of chips had to be increased.
Explanation:
The input cost from the above has increased output cost. The input cost of packaging the goods affected the output cost such that it increased output costs. This is common where managers feel the need that goods require better or more attractive packaging that would appeal to consumers better. As a result costs of output or price of goods increase to cover the added costs of packaging as is seen in the above where customers don't like product because of increased price.
Answer: Communications gap
Explanation: The gap in communication is an everyday occurrence in modern society. The speed of life, as well as the large number of commercials, offers, are the reasons for the communication gap. What sociologists and psychologists see as the reason is a lack of empathy, that is, people's unwillingness to understand others in such a busy modern society or to look at the perspective of others. That is why this gap arises, because what one person or party intended to say was not understood by the person who is listening, i.e the recipient. And so in this case, where the advertisement may have stated that the cleaning shop receives laundry for 24 hours and that customers can take over the laundry from 11 am to 7 pm, or there may be some other misunderstanding, there was certainly no complete understanding between what was stated in the commercial and what Thelma understood.
A. Ensure that all companies benefit equally from new ideas.
