Answer:
D, value-based marketing
Explanation:
Value-based marketing -
The process of selling goods or services , when marketing is done to the customer's ethics and value , in order to orient the customer to buy a specific goods or services .
It shifts the marketing towards customer-centric from product-centric .
Hence , from the question , Trey is selling products by Value-based marketing .
Answer:
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
The compensatory stock option is the option which is given or provided to the employee, providing the ability for purchasing the certain number of the shares of the company at the price which is the pre- determined one along with the pre- determined range of the date.
And the stock options which have the outstanding account that should be decreased or reduced at the date of exercise.
Answer:
a. SAR is the Sodium adsorption ratio of the water used for irrigation purpose. SAR is ratio of sodium concentration to that of calcium and magnesium concentration.This value is also useful while managing soils that have high concentration of sodium which can occur naturally in some soils. Although sodium is a macro-nutrient for plants, higher concentration of sodium can cause the displacement of the calcium and magnesium ions in soil which can affect the soil structure by preventing aggregation of clay in the soil resulting in a decrease in the infiltration rates.
b. EC is the electrical conductivity of the soil which depends on the salinity of the soil. High salinity means more solutes in water and this increases the osmotic potential of the soil solution making it difficult for plants to absorb water.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Six Sigma is a quality control standard that was developed by Motorola Inc in 1986. It aims to reduce defects in goods produced.
While production cycle remains constantor faster, the quality of output should be kept below 3.4 defects per million.
Six Sigma is now applied in various fields like customer service to ensure customer retention, and management strategies.
So the statement above is false, defects must be kept below 3.4 per million to comply with Six Sigma standard.
