Marketing links producers to customers.
Answer:PRODUCT COSTS include; (1) Soap and paper towels used by factory workers in a shift(2) Heat, water and power consumed in the factory(3) Materials used for boxing products for shipments overseas (4) Workers compensation insurance for factory employees (5) cost of packaging the company's products(6) Rent on equipment used in the factory (7) Lubricants used for machine maintenance (8) Factory supervisors salaries.
While PERIOD COSTS include (1) Depreciation on sales persons cars (2) Salaries of personnel who work in the finished goods warehouse (3) Advertising costs (4) depreciation on chairs and tables in the factory lunch room (5) Wages of the receptionist in the administrative offices (6) Cost of leasing the corporate jet used by the company's executives (7) Cost of renting rooms at Florida Resort for the annual sales conference.
Explanation:
Product costs are those direct costs incurred in the production of a commodity for example, direct labour, direct materials etc while Period costs is any cost associated with passage of time. It is incurred whether production is in process or not.
Answer:
d) over the past 6 years, zoned farming has remained consistent, zoned commercial has decreased, and zoned residential has increased.
Explanation:
<em>I have attached the graph.</em>
As seen on the graph, it is clear that "zone farming" has<em> remained constant</em> at 5% over the past 6 years<u> (2002-2008)</u>. "Zone commercial," on the other hand, has decreased by 10% and "zoned residential" has increased by 10%.
So, this makes choice d as the answer.
Answer:
A. inelastic
Explanation:
Inelastic demand is when people buy about same amount whether price drops or rises.
Even with the higher changes in the prices in the cinema, there is not considerable impact on Movie going audience. Also, addition to it, people go to cinemas at evening and weekend shows more than daytime shows or weekday shows even the tickets have price higher.
<u>This shows that the inelastic nature of movie ticket demand.</u>