Answer:
<u>A Straight re-buy situation </u>
Explanation:
Straight re-buy situation refers to a state wherein a consumer makes purchases of similar goods, from the same seller, with similar order quantity and for a similar price.
In most of the cases, the purchaser re-orders the previously placed order without paying much heed to the details of such order.
In the given case, the customer purchased supplies from the vendor from whom she had previously purchased, with similar order size and for similar amount. This represents a case of straight re-buy situation.
Answer:
28%
Explanation:
because that like max that people can afford
Answer:
The correct answer is a. encourage individuals to produce efficiently and undertake productive activities.
Explanation:
The right to property is the legal and immediate power that a person has to enjoy, dispose and revindicate on an object or property, without affecting the rights of others or exceeding the limits imposed by law.
The property right covers all material assets that may be appropriate, useful, of limited existence and that may be occupied.
That is, if a person owns a space of land in which a sweet potato crop grows, therefore he owns the sweet potatoes that are harvested there and can do with them what seems most convenient, that is, sell them, give them away or donate them, always within the framework that limits the law.
Answer:
High-involvement purchase situation.
Explanation:
As part of the consumer decision process, the process consumers go through in making a purchase can differ between low involvement and high involvement purchase decision.
Low involment:
-need recognition
-evaluation of alternatives
-purchase decision
-postpurchase evaluation
High involment:
-need recognition
-information search. advertising helps the search process by providing information and making it easy to find. This stage can be casual or formal.
-evaluation of alternatives
-purchase decision
-postpurchase evaluation
Answer: c. $22,000 increase in operating income
Explanation:
Expected decrease in revenues -$280,000
Expected decrease in total variable costs (-$200,000)
Expected decrease in fixed costs <u> (-$102,000)</u>
Expected increase(decrease) in operating income $22,000
<em>Costs are to be deducted from revenues so if the costs are decreasing, the mathematical treatment would be to add the decrease to the revenues which is how the above was calculated. </em>
