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3 years ago

What is a disadvantage in radio advertising?

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The ephemeral nature, the rapid nature of the ads on a radio can make the message is not in the audience. Too many radio ads may alienate listeners.

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2. Describe a company that has gotten publicity from the news media. Why did the company get publicity? Was it positive or negat

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Samsung, for having lithium ion batteries in their new phones the samsung galaxy 7, negative because they were burning up and hurting people.

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2 years ago

A corporation had a change in net working capital of $40,000 this year. At the end of the year the balance sheet showed $150,000

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Answer:

$\large\boxed{\large\boxed{\$ 110,000}}$

Explanation:

Net working capital is the difference between the current assets and the current liabilities:

$Net\text{ }working\text{ }capital=Current\text{ }assets-Current\text{ }liabilities$

Change in the net working capital (ΔNWC = $40,000)

$\Delta NWC=\Delta\text{Current assets}-\Delta\text{Current liabilities}$

$\Delta\text{Current assets}=\$ 150,000-\$ 120,000=\$ 30,000$

$\Delta\text{Current liabilities}=\$ 100,000-x$

$\$ 40,000=\$ 30,000-(\$ 100,000-x)$

$x=\$ 40,000-\$ 30,000+\$ 100,000=\$ 110,000$

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3 years ago

Bobby is speaking to his friend and says, "this musical is going to cost me $60 when I buy the ticket." His friend corrects him

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Answer:

C) opportunity cost

Explanation:

Opportunity costs are the costs incurred (or benefits lost) from choosing one activity or investment over another alternative.

In this case, Bobby will spend $60 in the concert ticket, but he is also not going to be able to work and earn his salary for the day (or afternoon). That lost salary is the opportunity cost of deciding to go to the concert instead of working.

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3 years ago

"Which of the following is true of a transnational strategy?" A. Exploits the economies of scale and learning B. Uses licensing

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Answer:

The right answer is option A

Explanation:

Transnational strategy can be defined as an action taken by companies to have operations in more than one country. The companies that adopts this kind of strategy usually have a central structure for the directing and coordination of the company affairs in a particular location but essentially have their operations where it is cost effective i.e. where they get maximum value for their money. The essence of transnational strategy might be to increase sales through expansion, production at a lower cost or exploiting economies of scale.

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3 years ago

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How does the mortality pattern and age distribution affect the growth rate?

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Mortality pattern affects population growth rates because a high mortality rate will offset the population-growth effects of a high birthrate. It is important to remember that mortality patterns often disproportionately affect different groups. If the mortality rate were atypically high among fertile-age women, this would have an even more powerful impact on population growth.

Age distribution is also important to growth rate because it describes what percentage of the population is at a child producing age. An age distribution that is weighed toward elder people can expect a lower future growth rate than a young-slanted age distribution, since a larger portion of the young population will likely have babies in the future.

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