D asking your instructor to assign you a topic
Answer: Razor and blade strategy
Explanation:
The Razor Blade Model is a model that is used by companies to deeply discount or give away a core product hoping that the consumers will buy the more expensive and complementary dependent products.
The razor and blades business model is a model whereby one item is sold at a cheaper price or sometimes given for free so as to increase the sales of its complementary good. For example, ink catridges are required for inkjet printers and software and accessories are used for game consoles. So, selling ink catridges at a low rate can lead to more sales for inkjet printers.
This is because the lowest is the most efficient amout to make. As we increase number the extra costs of making those items will also increase.
Answer: $1,014,300
Explanation:
The company wants to maintain 20% of the next month's needs as ending inventory.
One Miniwap requires 2.5 kg of Jurision to be made.
Materials purchased is;
= Ending inventory + Materials used - Begining inventory
Ending Inventory;
= 20% of September Jurision
= 20% * 21,300 * 2.5
= 10,650 kg
Materials used
= 2.5 kg * August Miniwaps
= 2.5 * 22,600
= 56,500 kg
Materials Purchased = 10,650 + 56,500 - 10,800
= 56,350 kg
Cost of Jurision is $18 per kilo
= 56,350 * 18
= $1,014,300
The group or organization matchup is given below;
- Non-state actor - terrorist.
- International Organization -World Trade Organization, United Nations.
- Nation-state - Canada.
<h3>What is a Nation state?</h3>
The term nation-state is known to be a any country that is territorially held together as a sovereign state.
Note that in this kind of country, it is one that is governed in the name of a community of its own people who identify or see themselves as a nation.
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Match the group or organization on the left with its correct category on the right.
non-state actor:
terrorist
International Organization:
World Trade Organization,
United Nations
nation-state: Canada
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