Why are public goods important

3. What are three purchasing activities in businesses?

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Personal Purchases.
Mercantile Purchasing.
Industrial Purchasing.
Institutionalized or government purchasing.

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3 years ago

Pharma One’s analgesic drug KleenKare has a 50% share in the analgesics market in the country of Syria. Its closest competitor,

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Answer:

Pharma One

The statement that indicates that KleenKare is a cash cow according to the the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) matrix is:

2. The demand for analgesic drugs in the Syrian market is expected to maintain a low-growth, high-share status.

Explanation:

A cash cow depicts the BCG matrix quadrant where there are higher returns, high market share in a low-growth market. The cash cow requires little investment to generate high returns. It also provides the cash for financing the other quadrants (dogs, stars, and question marks). Basically, the BCG matrix, also known as the Growth/Share Matrix, depicts the products' growth opportunities.

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3 years ago

Liam, the photography editor of a national magazine, is looking through a series of pictures to find a model who seems strong an

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Liam should select a model whose face has an angular chin because in the given research of snap judgement about appearance angular chin conveys strong and competent. participants rated a large number of faces along different personality dimensions these two dimension are trustworthiness and dominance.

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3 years ago

A small market orders copies of a certain magazine for its magazine rack each week. Let X 5 demand for the magazine, with pmf Su

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Answer:

See explanation below.

Explanation:

Let X the random variable that represent the demand for the magazine, the pmf for X is given by:

X 1 2 3 4 5 6

P(X) 1/15 2/15 3/15 4/15 3/15 2/15

3 magazines

For this case the total spent is 2*3 = $ 6

And the net revenue for this case would be:

$4-$6 = -$2 , X=1 (demand 1)

$4*2-$6 = $2 , X=2 (demand 2)

$4*3-$6 = $6 , X=3 (demand 3)

For the values of X=4,5,6 the net revenue will be $6 since the number of magazines is 3

And the expected value for the net revenue would be:

$E(R) = \frac{1}{15} *(-2) +\frac{2}{15} *(2) +\frac{3}{15}*(6) + \frac{4}{15}*(6) +\frac{3}{15}*(6) +\frac{2}{15}*(6) = \frac{74}{15}=4.93$

4 magazines

For this case the total spent is 2*4 = $ 8

And the net revenue for this case would be:

$4-$8 = -$4 , X=1 (demand 1)

$4*2-$8 = $0 , X=2 (demand 2)

$4*3-$8 = $4 , X=3 (demand 3)

$4*4-$8 = $8 , X=4 (demand 4)

For the values of X=5,6 the net revenue will be $8 since the number of magazines is 4

And the expected value for the net revenue would be:

$E(R) = \frac{1}{15} *(-4) +\frac{2}{15} *(0) +\frac{3}{15}*(4) + \frac{4}{15}*(8) +\frac{3}{15}*(8) +\frac{2}{15}*(8) = \frac{80}{15}=5.33$

As as we can see we have a higher expected value for the case with 4 magazines.

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3 years ago

Charles Zimmerman owns an acre of swampy land just off the interstate. He would like to pave the surface and build a gas station

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B. legal and regulatory requirements

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