Answer: Pioneering advertising
Explanation: Pioneering advertising refers to the advertising of a product or service, the concept of which is fresh and none of such products had been to any market before. This kind of advertising is done for establishing a new market.
In the given case, the company wants to aware the dog lovers to know about the patio which is a new concept to the world.
Hence the correct option is E.
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Answer:
($3.00, 420 lbs) and ($2.10, 510 lbs)
Explanation:
A shift in demand occurs when the quantity of a product consumers wants changes at all price levels.
A shift to the right indicates an increase in quantity demanded at all prices, while a shift to the left indicates a reduction in quantity demanded at all prices.
In the given scenario there is a shift in demand to the right with increase in 20 lbs of onions.
So at every price level there will be an increase in quantity demanded by 20 lbs.
According to the diagram at price $3 quantity initially demanded was 400 lbs. With the demand shift it will now be 400 + 20 = 420 lbs.
At price $2.10 demand was initially 490 lbs now it will be 490 + 20 = 510 lbs
Answer: C - outside of the production area.
Explanation:
The vestibule delivery system is a T&D delivery system that does not take place inside the production area. It is actually outside the production area and is on equipment that looks almost identical/similar to the same equipment used on that particular job.
This system is used to replicate the job demands of the production area. It is made up of numerous devices and programs. This is a popular system used by many larger companies all over the world.
Results are heavily weighted toward the Baldrige criterion. This is further explained below.
<h3>What
are Baldrige's criteria?</h3>
Generally, "Integrated management framework" refers to a set of tools used to analyze and improve business operations.
In conclusion, Sampling acceptance rates for winners are heavily weighted toward those that meet the Baldrige standards.
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