If her favorite brand is having a sale tomorrow, she would obviously NOT buy a pair of jeans today and wait until tomorrow, when she will get a pair of jeans from her favorite brand, for a slashed price. This will save her money and make her happy. So, D is the correct answer.
Tariffs or duties (i.e., import taxes) Transporting goods across borders can be <u>a major challenge</u> and involve additional steps Customs, business practices, and regulations vary by country Foreign markets are not homogeneous even within the country
<u>Explanation:</u>
Transporting goods across borders can be a major challenge because the gods have to be of a certain quality and should meet the country’s standards and also meet certain standards for the packaging of products.
<u>For example:</u> Adding too much plastic in packaging goods can be acceptable in one country but at the same time, cannot be acceptable in another country and such import will deem to be a failure.
The answer would be B. This is the phase which endeavors to make an inclination for one item, brand, or administration in the objective purchaser's or client's psyche, in connection to all others. As it were, interchanges at the full of feeling stage are intended to create, keep up, and strengthen uplifting dispositions in the psyche of the objective purchaser, client, or customer.
It is important for the ALSA management team to understand the importance of social media in their work because they had their most successful fundraiser thanks to social media. The Ice Bucket challenge raised $115 million in just a little more than one month.
This challenge began to spread massively after celebrities started to participate in the activity of dumping buckets of ice water over their heads and making donations to increase worldwide awareness on the ALS disease.
The videos shared on social media became viral and more than 17 million people were part of it. The ALSA organization sent an email to 60,000 people on their mailing list, but the movement developed mostly on its own.
The ALSA management team also understood that the impact of repeating the event next year would not be the same. However, they can still make annual events thanks to the 2014 popular event.
The Mandela Effect (I'm not 100% sure) is the most likely answer since it describes misleading information that somehow became what a person remembers from an event.
