Answer: Target Marketing
Explanation: In Target Marketing, a company focuses its attention on a particular group of people because it feels the needs of this group of people would be best met by a particular product or service it offers.
The company first breaks the market into segments, as can be seen in the question above, where Cool People has broken the market into segments and has chosen to focus on African-American teenage girls.
Incomplete question. I inferred you want to know if it is true or false.
Answer:
<u>True</u>
Explanation:
This term is often used in research by researchers to explain the reason for the hypotheses and conclusions made their work, etc. In other words, the <u>conceptual framework</u> paints a clearer/overall explanation of an idea.
For example, if an invention is made of a Car that uses water as fuel; such an invention must have a conceptual framework document explaining the idea behind that.
I do online college if that counts and on campus.
A bulk gaining industry is one where the product gains weight or volume through the production process (the whole is greater than the sum of the parts). Due to logistical and transportation costs it is advantageous to produce bulk-gaining materials closer to where they are sold. This is why foreign car companies (Toyota, mazda, etc) have US-based production plants to save on these costs.
The question that cannot be answered based on the information in the delivery truck data base is 2) What is the average number of customer deliveries made by each truck on a particular day?
<h3>Why can this question not be answered?</h3>
In order to answer this question, the number of customers that each truck delivered to during the day needs to be recorded.
The total number of deliveries will then be added up and divided by the number of trucks making deliveries.
The information on the number of deliveries made is not in the database so this question cannot be answered.
In conclusion, option 2 is correct.
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