It is Raising Awareness.
It is actually changing people’s perspective towards things they have been thinking to be right or wrong.
In this scenario, it is generally thought and has been accepted by people that Starbucks Coffee price is too high, because they have the best quality coffee and for that they are charging high.
But in reality, they get the raw material from farmers of Colombia at a very cheap price. This is what most of the people don’t know about. So the consumers who came to know about it, started to protest against them, thus creating awareness about this to other people.
Answer:
The driving forces in an industry are: Option C: major underlying causes of change in industry and competitive conditions and have the biggest influences in reshaping the industry landscape and altering competitive conditions.
Explanation:
Driving force of any organization can be external or internal forces. External ones are like the competitors, profits or technology. Internal forces can be the knowledge of employees, office politics and even competence of all office people). All these factors influence the industries and help them shape the future of an organization.
Thus, Option C is the most appropriate driving force because it causes change in industry and create competition among industries and reshape the industry landscape.
This is a<span> statute which requires certain types of contracts </span>to be in writing<span> in order to be enforceable.
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There will be 5 but please do read these to ensure you know them friend.
1: Contracts for the sale or lease of or a mortgage on real property. (Land, etc)
2: Contracts that cannot by their terms be performed within one year after the date was formed.
3: Collateral contracts such as promises to answer for the debt or duty of another individual.
4: Promises that are made in consideration of marriage.
5: Contracts as we went over before for the sale of goods of $500 or more.
Is this something your working on?
Answer:
$6.9
Explanation:
If gallon of milk cost 1.12 in 1970, we can calculate the expected price in 2009 per gallon of milk using the proportion below:
2009 price/214.5 = $1.12/38.8
=>Find the expected price of 2009 by cross multiplying
38.8 × 2009 price = 1.12 × 214.5
38.8 × 2009 price = 240.24
=>Divide both sides by 38.8
2009 price = 240.24/38.8
2009 price = 6.19175258 ≈ 6.19
Expected price of gallon of milk in 2009 = $6.19
