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stepan [7]
3 years ago
7

Product differentiation is the process that firms use to make a product more attractive to potential customers. On which of the

following criteria can firms differentiate their products? Choose one or more:A.location (downtown, next door)B.excess capacity (ability to produce more than current output)C.quality (durable, reliable, easily broken)D.style/type (language, size, speed)E.entry/exit (joining a market as a new firm, "retiring" as a firm)F.number of competitors
Business
2 answers:
Burka [1]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Location

Quality

Style / Type

Explanation:

Product differentiation is a strategy that companies use to distinguish their products from other similar ones in the market in order to gain competitive advantages

From the options given in the question , a firm can use location , quality and style / type to differentiate its product.

  1. Location : A convenient location considering factors like proximity , motor access and others can attract more customers
  2. Quality : Good contents , durability , value for money factor of a commodity will also attract customers
  3. Style / Type : Appealing styles and good packages will also attract customers.
ipn [44]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A) Location(Downtown, next door) and C) Quality (Durable, reliable, easily broken)

Explanation:

Product differentiation can take many forms depending on the strategy and type of product. Product differentiation should be able to showcase the ability of a product to be versatile, that is, ability to do all sorts of things which competing products can do but with an extra advantage through which no other product can or will be able to offer. These forms include:-

1) Price:- Price can be a strategic move which a firm can take. For example, a firm can reduce its charging price for the product and this will be a very welcomed development for consumers who cherish low priced products whereas the firm might increase the price of their product to indicate it'd quality.

2) Reliability:- Products which are reliable are often referred to as long term assets because they tend to last long more  than the competing product.

3) Location:- Good location raises the bar of a product because of its area of coverage. If the area tends to be favourable with the product, then its product differentiation strategy has worked out.

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2 years ago
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For each scenario, calculate the cross-price elasticity between the two goods and identify how the goods are related. Please use
Leto [7]

Answer:

a. Cross-price elasticity between A and B: 0. Relationship between A and B: No relationship.

b. Cross-price elasticity between C and D: 2.22. Relationship between C and D: Substitute.

c. Cross-price elasticity between E and F: -8.50. relationship between E and F: Complimentary.

Explanation:

a. Cross-price elasticity between A and B: relationship between A and B:

Percentage change in price of A = 20%

Percentage change in quantity of B =  0%

Cross-price elasticity between A and B = 0%/ 20% = 0.00

Relationship between A and B = No relationship

Note: There is no relationship between A and B because the cross-price elasticity between A and B is zero. That is, change in the price of A does not have any effect on the quantity demanded of B.

b. Cross-price elasticity between C and D: relationship between C and D:

Percentage change in price of C = {($4 - $3) / [($4 + $3) / 2]} * 100 = 28.5714285714286%

Percentage change in quantity of D = {(85 - 44) / [(85 + 44) / 2]} * 100 = 63.5658914728682%

Cross-price elasticity between C and D = 63.5658914728682% / 28.5714285714286% = 2.22

Relationship between C and D = Substitute

Note: The relationship between C and D is substitute because the cross-price elasticity between C and D is positive. That is, an increase in the price of C makes consumer to switch to and buy more of D which is a substitute.

c. cross-price elasticity between E and F: relationship between E and F:

Percentage change in price of E = - 2%

Percentage change in quantity of F =  17%

Cross-price elasticity between E and F = 17%/ (-2%) = - 8.50

Relationship between E and F = Complimentary.

Note: The relationship between E and F is complimentary because the cross-price elasticity between E and F is negative. That is, an increase in the price of E makes consumer to buy more less F which is a compliment or use together with E.

7 0
3 years ago
Under absorption costing a company had the following per unit costs when 10,000 units were produced. Direct labor $ 2 Direct mat
Rudiy27

Answer: Total product cost per unit if 12,500 units = $13.

Explanation:

Given that,

Direct labor = $2

Direct material = $3

Variable overhead = $4

Total variable cost = $9

Fixed overhead ($50,000/10,000 units) = $5

Total product cost per unit = $14

Fixed Overhead at 12500 units = \frac{50000}{12500} = $4

∴  Total product cost per unit if 12,500 units = Total variable cost per unit + Fixed Overhead at 12500 units

= 9 + 4

= $13

6 0
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Look at the following picture and think about the organizational structure. Your task is to advise someone on how that organizat
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Answer:

top down management

Explanation:

This organizational structure seen in the picture is a representation of top down management. In this structure, the individual at the top of the hierarchy has the most power and full command. Instructions are passed down the chain of command. For example, the CEO is in charge of the company and gives orders to the Managers (Production and Marketing). These managers follow that order and decide what orders to give the individual's under their supervision in the chain of command. These individuals are represented by the connecting lines in the diagram to the Managers. Once these individuals (Foremen and Sales Officer's) receive their orders, they create and relay their own orders down to the Workers and Salespeople.

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Answer:

Select the course of action

Explanation:

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