The answer is Public Relations. The promotional mix is a part of the 4 Ps of the marketing mix. It comprises of advertising, public relations, sales promotion and personal selling. But we will be only focus on public relations. It is sometimes called publicity. It is information about a company's goods and services supported by a third party in an indirect way. It also falls here the organization's communications that search to construct good relations with an organization's publics, as well as consumers, stockholders, and lawmakers.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
because it is and of course its is ask googel
Answer:
Circular flow diagram
Explanation:
Property, manpower, capital in exchange rates, centered on the spherical flow diagram. Event 1 happens in the commodity market since mojito cocktail is purchased by Susan, mojito cocktail is a successful, not a development factor in the market for products and services.
Hello, you have not provided the data set, therefore, I will show you how to create a histogram in general for a randomly generated data set and you can apply the same technique to your data.
Answer and explanation:
A histogram is a graph representing the distribution of numerical data for one variable, the purpose of a histogram is to display useful quantitative data easy to read. In it, the heights of a bar represent the frequency for a group of values in our data set. For my 192 random generated values, between 0 and 103, I used the free web-based tool 'socscistatistics' to create the histogram, with this tool you can modify the number of classes accordingly to your need, for my case I used 8 classes what means that I divided the randomly generated set of number between 0 to 103 into eight groups.
Random data set:
7 81 5 67 37 92 71 60 92 12 86 88 20 57 72 18 96 70 91 63 75 10 11 4 74 87 17 60 88 61 94 35 18 81 55 1 33 94 91 13 36 95 55 67 73 77 84 16 51 47 71 20 97 7 74 68 33 73 46 25 25 54 87 30 52 34 13 19 32 80 74 22 23 98 75 22 58 12 5 84 88 73 4 58 43 25 69 32 27 87 60 27 51 53 86 61 51 64 51 70 6 42 18 11 41 64 41 9 96 61 47 41 75 41 27 42 90 68 53 31 23 92 31 85 94 37 18 48 47 32 63 55 15 15 68 46 70 54 85 79 23 68 64 58 22 52 43 19 49 73 1 12 30 85 63 40 7 61 33 34 10 74 2 28 29 7 99 72 36 53 75 56 56 56 33 99 60 71 19 71 90 16 66 65 90 52 9 32 60 96 62 76
(In your case take column D)
Answer: threat
Explanation:
When restrictive government policies don't exist or when the industries become deregulated, then the threat of entry is high.
It should be noted that when there's entry of new competitors in an industry that offers same goods or services, then the competitive position of the company will be at risk. Therefore, the threat of new entrants refers to the ability of new companies to enter into an industry.
In such case, since there's no restriction of government policies, then the threat of entry will be high.