Answer:
The correct answer is Points of interaction.
Explanation:
The term touchpoint refers to all the points of contact between the client and a brand “that imply an interaction with a human need, at a specific time and place” (Risdon, 2013).
If there is an interaction then there is also an exchange of value between the individual and the organization. And professionals in Customer Experience have to understand what kind of value flows. We must ensure that the perceived value is greater than the cost.
On the other hand, the fact that an interaction occurs before a specific human need tells us that we must know what drives it. The need is what marks the nature of the interaction. In other words, the design of an experience changes radically depending on the needs involved.
Answer:
A. $60
Explanation:
Recall that, consumer's surplus refers to the price that a consumer is willing to pay less the amount he or she actually pays.
Thus
Consumer surplus = maximum price willing to pay - actual market price.
Given that
Market price = $40
Vonda is willing to pay = $90
Aleiyah is willing to pay = $50
Hence.
Vonda consumer surplus = 90 - 40
= $50
Aleiyah consumer surplus = 50 - 40
= $10.
Total consumer surplus = 50 + 10
= $60.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
$77,600
Explanation:
Total value of compensation expenses:
= No. of options granted × Fair of value options
= 97,000 × $4
= $388,000
Compensation expenses should be recognized per year:
= Total value of compensation expenses ÷ Excercisable time
= $388,000 ÷ 3
= $129,333.33
Expenses recognized in year 1 = $129,333.33
Due to unexpected turnover 20% of the options are forfeited,
Annual compensation = $388,000 × 80%
= $310,400
Annual compensation in year 2:
= Accumulated compensation expenses in year 2 - Expenses recognized in year 1
= [$310,400 × (2/3)] - $129,333.33
= $206,933.33 - $129,333.33
= $77,600
We have that the january units cost 2400*45=108000$. Also, February's cost is going to be 3700*45=166500$. We have that for January, the ending balance needs to be 70% of the stock for February. Hence, it needs to be 70%*166500=116500$. Hence, we will need to pay for the units 108000$ and also 116500$; Thus, the total money that needs to be invested in January is 224500$. However, we already have 37250$, so the total inflow of money is 187250$. Hence, the correct choice is that on January we need 187300$.
(For February, we need to put in 166500$ and also 51800 need to be available at the end of the month. Thus, the total cost needs to be 218300$. However, 116500$ are already available from January. Hence, the total inflow for February is 101800$.
The total from both months is: 187250+101800=289050$)
