Answer:
To make a systematic inventory of Starbucks's competitive capabilities. you would conduct an assessment of Starbucks' <u>competitive set via a strategy matrix</u>
Explanation:
Making a systematic inventory of a company's competitive capabilities will help to identify growth opportunities.
A well developed competitive determines what your business will become, measures its share performance, influence what products you developed, which consumers you targeted, where you sold the products and how you advertised and promoted them
So the first step is to list and access them to see it is strong enough to help your brand perform optimally.
This decision will drive where Starbucks focuses their attention
The Strategy Matrix is a tool that provides easy access to the solutions applied in the competitive set.
The strategy matrix can help scan possible solutions to the constraints. It combines several strategies to address several constraints according to the dynamics in the market.
Answer:
$1,255,000
Explanation:
The increase in accounts receivable is the portion of the current year sales revenue that has not been received in cash, hence, the cash collected from customers in the year 2010 is simply the sales adjusted for the impact of accounts receivable as shown below:
cash collection=sales revenue+beginning accounts receivable-ending accounts receivable
sales revenue=$1,300,000
beginning accounts receivable=$120,000
closing accounts receivable=$165,000
cash collection=$1,300,000+$120,000-$165,000
cash collection=$1,255,000
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The purpose of national infrastructure sharing plan is to ensure that America is safer and better equipped to handled incidental and deliberately orchestrated mischief that will put lives or property of the American people at stake. The measures will lessen threat and information won't be a one sided thing especially when as they affect the safety of lives.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
Particulars Amount
Common stock $15 par value 594,000
Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par—Common Stock <u> 15,840</u>
Total Paid-In Capital 609,840
From sale of Treasury stock 24,400
Add: Retained Earnings 932,000
Deduct: Treasury Stock (645 shares) <u>12,255</u>
Total Stockholders' Equity 1,553,985
