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erik [133]
3 years ago
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An advertisement that informs people what a company is, what it can do, and where it is located is referred to as a(n competitiv

e institutional advertisement. competitive product advertisement. reminder institutional advertisement. advocacy institutional advertisement. pioneering institutional advertisement.
Business
1 answer:
STatiana [176]3 years ago
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A competitive institutional advertising is a marketing strategy wherein a company describes itself and where is it located. It is an effective means of advertising because it creates a good image and has its unique philosophy that causes significant attraction to the consumers. 
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Another issue that must be considered is that 30,000 units / 4 quarters = 7,500 units per quarter, and Nolan clearly purchased more than that.

A rebate is not a discount, it happens when the seller offers a certain amount of goods to a buyer without cost because the buyer purchased more than an specific amount. It is basically an incentive or prize that Manuel gives Nolan for being a good client.

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$650,000

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