When a firm is experiencing lesser profit it can come up
with different strategy to improve its present product rather than developing
new product because improving present product involves lesser cost therefore
more profit. The answer is B. Product Extension and C. New product placement.
Reintroduction is one way, it is launching the product
using more creative sales and marketing strategy. It can target a new market segment,
provide more information about the product and use more appealing
advertisements. The product’s packaging can also be changed to make it look
more attractive and fresh.
Product
extension can be use as it is targeting a new market. It can
involve exporting the products. This strategy may be costly but when successful
will level up your product’s quality as it passed exporting quality. It is
changing the market NOT the product.
New
product Placement is a strategy where in the products are
advertised by placing it in media. The products are shown for example in
movies, the character uses the products that way it can give awareness to the
viewers how the products can be used and also the brand and name of the
products are advertised without direct reference to the product. It doesn’t
involve changing the product’s feature only the product placement is changed to
a new one.
<span>Rebranding can also be used. It is introducing your
product with a new name, changing the product’s name not only its packaging but
the total appearance. It gives the product a whole new image to target new
image audience or expand its audience.</span>
Answer:
1) After tax yield for each alternative will be calculated as;
Municipal Fund after-tax yield = 0.0395*(1-0.08)
Municipal Fund after-tax yield = 0.0395*0.92
Municipal Fund after-tax yield = 0.03634
Municipal Fund after-tax yield = 3.63
Taxable Fund after-tax yield = 0.057(1 - 0.35 -0.08)
Taxable Fund after-tax yield = 0.057*0.57
Taxable Fund after-tax yield = 0.03249
Taxable Fund after-tax yield = 3.25
New jersey municipal fund after-tax yield =
2) Municipal fund offers the highest after-tax yield out of these three MMMF's
Answer:
"Net Present Value" is the right approach.
Explanation:
A method used to determining or calculating the gaps between the current valuation of initial investment as well as the outputs of something like development or possible expenditure is termed as net present value.
The formula which is used to find the NPV is given below:
⇒ 
here,
- i = Return required
- t = No. of periods
B makes the most sense. Banks are in it for themselves too, they're not giving you money for no reason.<span />
