Push strategy would work best for Outdoor Living.
Option E
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A pushing-marketing strategy, also known as a push advertising approach, is a technique by which a business tries to push its products to customers. In either a push marketing strategy it's meant for customers to continue at the time of purchase by using different active commercialization strategies to "drive" their goods.
It is beneficial for manufacturers who try to build a distribution channel and seek help from retailers in the marketing of goods. It provides access to goods, demand for products and consumer awareness of a commodity.
Demands can be forecast and consistent because the producer will generate and drive consumer products as much or as little.
Cost reductions can be accomplished if the commodity can be manufactured on a cost because of high demand.
The characteristic that all forms of direct marketing have in common is that they:
are carried out by agents or brokers.
involve face-to-face or teleconferencing sessions with the customer.
include some type of activity that directly links manufacturers to the ultimate consumer.
make use of exclusive distribution systems with a network of traditional "bricks and mortar" stores.
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
Labor force is the number of people or citizens who are within the workforce age that employed and those that are unemployed but are willing and able to work(i.e they are actively searching).
Labor force = employed citizens plus unemployed citizens
Option A and B are wrong because some adults(citizens) are not working and they are not willing to work.
The most important thing here is to show willingness to work and also has the ability to work
The development of kidney failure becomes more prevalent with age; therefore, the amount of protein in the diet must be reduced.
People with chronic kidney disease or kidney failure will face a dilemma with protein consumption because they can't remove the protein waste in the kidney. The protein will pollute the blood if kidney can't remove it.
Answer:
a. $(8000)
b. Company should choose alternative 1 and make bottles.
Explanation:
Particulars Make Bottles Buy Bottles Differential
Alternative 1 Alternative 2
Purchase Price 0 $37 $(37)
Freight Charges 0 $4 $(4)
Variable cost $33 $33
Fixed Cost $17 $17 0
Cost per unit $50 $58 $(8)
Income / (Loss) $50,000 $58,000 $(8,000)
b. The company should choose alternative 1 and make bottles. The buying of bottles will cost company loss of $8,000.
