<h2><em>Ten ways to keep ahead of the competition</em></h2>
<em>Know the competition. Find out who your competitors are, what they are offering, and what their strengths and weaknesses are. ...</em>
<em>Know your customers. ...</em>
<em>Differentiate. ...</em>
<em>Step up your marketing. ...</em>
<em>Update your image. ...</em>
<em>Look after your existing customers. ...</em>
<em>Target new markets. ...</em>
<em>Expand your offer.</em>
The answer to this question is Lower
Viscosity refers to the rate of thickness on a certain substance compared to another. Unlike magma, Lava is the mixture of various liquid, crystals, and some elements such as silicon<span>, oxygen, aluminum, calcium, iron, magnesium </span>sodium<span>, potassium, phosphorus, and titanium, which makes it significantly more thicker compared to magma.</span>
Answer:
$30
Explanation:
2/10 net 30 means the supplier extends 30 days credit to the purchaser. If the payment is made between 10 days and 30 days, no discount is allowed.
However if the payment is made within 10 days, 2% of net purchase price would be allowed as a discount by the supplier.
Now, Net Purchases = Total invoice price - freight - purchases returns
Net Purchases = $2150 - $150 - $ 500
Net Purchases= $1500
Rate of discount = 2%
Purchases discount = 2% of 1500= $30 will be allowed if the payment is made within the discount period.
Answer:
<u>Sales Quotas</u>
Explanation:
Sales quotas specify the quantum of sales standards in terms of monetary value of sales that must be effected by salespersons and the segregation of sales among different products of a company.
Such quotas help in creating an incentive system i.e performance above standards which would be rewarded, and thus serve as a motivation for sales force.
Such a mechanism also helps in comparing and analyzing the sales trends of the past, the standards set and how effectively the standards have been met.
This helps in ascertaining and evaluating productivity of a sales team and defines efficient performance.
Answer:
The correct answer would be, Yes South Carolina would be compensating David as his property is now economically valueless.
Explanation:
Under the taking clause, 'The Beachfront Management Act was properly and validly designed to preserve South Carolina's beaches', which means that no one will be allowed to do any development project near beaches in order to save the beaches.
Though it is already written in the Act, The Beachfront Management Act barred any further development on the coasts of Carolina, which makes the purchased property of David as economically valuless, so South Carolina would be compensating him as the law has passed and they won't allow further development but they need to compensate the people who purchased the property on the beaches for the purpose of future business.
