Answer: predatory pricing.
Explanation:
John's Mattresses is now selling its products in Spain. It has priced its line of mattresses very low in the hopes that it will drive away weaker competitors. This is an example of predatory pricing.
Predatory pricing is when a company intentionally reduces its price in order to reduce competition. It should be noted that this can lead to monopoly and it violated the antitrust law.
Answer:
Purchases= $252,000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Sales= $400,000
Cost of goods sold equal to 65 percent of sales.
Beginning inventory= $80,000
Ending inventory= $72,000
To calculate the purchase required, we need to use the following formula:
Purchases= sales + desired ending inventory - beginning inventory
Purchases= (400,000*0.65) + 72,000 - 80,000
Purchases= $252,000
Answer:
(2). Although her request to telecommute was denied, Lindsay will begin a flextime schedule in two weeks.
Explanation:
The second choice would be the most preferred as it conveys the idea in a formal and precise manner. <u>The complex sentence beginning with the subordinate clause already hints the listener that the key message is yet to come. It helps him/her in understanding the intended message without any confusion</u>. The first sentence fails to create that specificity as it connects two independent ideas which remove the listener's focus from the main idea i.e. 'she will begin a flextime schedule in two weeks.' Thus, option (2) adopts the correct format and sentence structure to deliver the message effectively, efficiently, and precisely.
Answer:
E (Last one, you didn't put a letter for it)
Explanation:
The answer is E because a price reduction, depending on how large it is, will mostly have an effect on consumer, or in this case, customer sales. In this case, since it is a smaller percentage, it may not have a very big effect though.
