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3 years ago

Direct-mail questionnaires should be kept to a maximum of how many pages? Question options: One Two Three Four

Business

2 answers:

ipn [44]3 years ago

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Answer:

One

Explanation:

This is because of the need to have a quick grasp and interest of the audience.

Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago

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Answer:

One Page and ask not more than twenty questions.

Explanation:

Direct-mail questionnaire should not be more than one page because the response rate of mail questionnaire is very less as respondents are having no incentive for taking the questionnaire.

Also most of the times mail questionnaire land up in Spam box of respondent and ignore it. Mail questionnaire questions can be interpreted differently by different individuals and may lead to ambiguity in responses.

Respondents also can’t ask any doubts in mail questionnaire and generally leave the questionnaire partially filled. Such partially filled questionnaire and low response rates of mail questionnaire does not give any concrete response of targeted individuals on the topic under consideration and so mail questionnaire has to be coupled with other research techniques.

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sergij07 [2.7K]

Answer:

The question is missing below options:

A.7.6%

B.8.9%

C.12.48%

D.22.05%

The correct option is C,12.48%

Explanation:

Note the difference between my 12.49% and the 12.48% is due rounding error.

The computation is shown below:

Annual property rent ($900*20*12) $216,000.00

Less; provision for vacancy (5%* 216,000) ($10,800.00)

Effective gross income $205,200.00

deduct:

maintenance expenses ($17,500.00)

Insurance ($7,200.00)

taxes ($7,500.00)

Utilities ($6,400.00)

management fee(10%*$205,200) ($20,520.00)

Net operating income $146,080.00

Property investment $1,170,000.00

Investor's rate of return(net operating income/initial investment)

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liberstina [14]

Answer:

they will increase the expenses (in the income statement) and short term liabilities.

Explanation:

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integrative of the bargaining process.

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