Are there multiple choice answers to choose from? There could be a myriad of answers if not.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": market specialization.
Explanation:
After <em>segmenting </em>their market, companies tend to start their phase of market specialization with the information gathered in their research which is helpful to spot what the company's best segment of the market is based on <em>age, gender, </em>and <em>consumer income</em>. With that information, firms can drive their efforts toward producing a good or rendering a service that satisfies the needs of a specific group of them.
Answer:
What I feel would be appropriate to be delivered electronically:
- Sending Daily report
- Requesting invoice for petty cash
- Working schedule
- Creating list of tasks.
I think every activities that does not necessarily need a lot of human communication should be delivered electronically . it just safe a lot of time and make it accessible anywhere you want.
What i feel would be better delivered in traditional setting:
- Brainstorming
- Firing people
I believe group brainstorming will be more efficient if team members spare their time to gather together in a private setting and focus on doing so. Doing it electronically will make it hard to communicate and some team members might not focusing on the task.
Firing people also should be done face-to-face. Even though this person is about to be kicked out of the team, we need to know that we appreciate what they've done to the team. Firing using electronic media just seems cold and impersonal.
The answer is (A) It competes with private business and (C) It acts as an employer.
In a way, the United States government already has direct role in the economy right now, since it has businesses such as the US Postal Service – which competes with private businesses that provide logistics support for customers, such as FedEx. Since it has businesses, the government automatically also plays the role of an employer.
Answer:
Taxes can be used to increase the price of producing or selling something which discourages firms from engaging in that activity.
If the government wants to encourage a particular activity, they could subsidize firms who engage in it.
For example there are extra taxes on cigarettes because the government sees them as harmful, these extra taxes increase the price of ciggarettes.
