No, because 100,000 is much greater than the values used in the experiment
Explanation:
The advertisement budget is an estimation of the company's commercial spending for a specified amount of time. More specifically, it is the capital that a organisation is able to put aside to accomplish its marketing goals.
In developing an advertisement budget, a corporation must balance the importance of the promotional dollar against the value of the dollar as known revenue.
Better promotional budgets — and campaigns — focus on consumers' desires and address their challenges, not on business concerns such as overstock elimination.
Answer:
$1,860,762.35
Explanation:
The computation of the number of shares need to be sold is shown below:
= Raise amount ÷ received per share
where,
Amount received by company per share = Price per share in case of general cash offer - Underwriter's commission per share
= $28.30 - $28.30 × 6%
= $28.30 - $1.698
= $26.602
So, the number of shares sold is
= $49,500,000 ÷ $26.602
= $1,860,762.35
Answer:
The correct answer is: price elasticity of supply and demand.
Explanation:
The government introduces a $4 per unit tax on the supply of automobile tires. The tax is imposed on the suppliers. The effect of the imposition of tax will remain the same whether the incidence falls on the buyer or seller. The imposition of tax will lead to an increase in the price of the commodity.
The burden shared by the buyers and sellers depends on the elasticity of demand and supply. If demand is more elastic than the supply, the supplier will bear the greater burden and vice versa.
Explanation:
Trade offs are something in which there are two things and we choose one of them according to our own preference or need. This is and should be our personal decision, but when Corporations and Governments decide on what to choose between two things, there would might be a negative impact on someone's life. He might feel controlled by the corporations and governments. For example, if corporations of CNG decides with the government that it is better for consumers to use CNG than Petrol in their cars, and lowers taxes on CNG and encourage consumers to shift towards CNG, then this trade off will have an impact of being controlled by the big giants. The choice should be of consumer's. The consumer should be the one who will trade off between things who are preferable for him.
Answer:
1. Many people do not trust businesses that sell products online, especially if they are not familiar with the company’s name. Yet they will walk into a new business in their city and shop with little concern. What causes the difference in people’s views of online businesses versus traditional businesses?
The idea of interactive with a non human entity as a computer make people feel acquard as they distrust what are the final intentions of the person behind the e-shop. They also feel fear as ther dont know where they can go to complain about some deal gone wrong.
2. Do you agree with Dontae that it is easier to shop in an actual store in a mall than from the same business online? Why or why not?
No, it is easier to buy online as the person do not need to expend the same time an energy in going and buying from a mall
3. What is your opinion of Jillian’s comparison between entering a credit card number online and handing the card to a clerk who checks it using a telephone line from the store to the credit card company?
I agree, it is the same as buying online, as the clerk could commit a crime as well as the person that is in the telephone.
Chapter 2 Discussion
4. What do you think of Toni’s idea of downloading music for free? Do you think this is legal? How can Toni be sure that she is engaging in legal and ethical behavior when she uses the freemusic site?
Is a good idea and it depends in the type of page you are browsing. If the internet page has a disclaimer saying that the music that is offering is free to download and is legal there is no unethical behavor in it.
Explanation: