Answer: Changing an item's lot size does not directly affect the average level of the pipeline inventory.
Answer:
Real GDP will rise by $100 million
Explanation:
Aggregate Demand [AD] is total amount of goods & services, all sectors of an economy are planning to buy . So AD = Aggregate Planned Expenditure [APE]
Aggregate Supply [AS] is total amount of goods & services, all sellers are planning to sell. As total output value of goods & services produced is distributed among factors of production, AS = National Income [NY] = GDP
At equilibrium : AD or APE = AS or NY or GDP
If AD or APE increases by $100 million :
AD or APE > AS or Aggregate Planned Production or GDP . This implies willingess to buy > willingness to produce. So, inventory levels will fall below desired level. To mantain inventory level, production [AS] & income level [GDP] will rise till it becomes equal to risen AD or APE
So, GDP will also rise by $100 million
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": To manage and track customer interactions.
Explanation:
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a managerial approach that uses Information Technology (IT) to store, analyze, and use customer information to find out trends in consumption and generate a better relationship with clients. CRM is a key component in the pursuit of engaging customers with a brand that allows corporations to maintain steady sales levels or increase it.
CRM allows sharing and maximizing the knowledge of clients to understand their needs and anticipate them.
Well obviously the economy is shrinking. people aren’t buying/trading much because they don’t want to risk going out and going through avoidable things you know?
Answer: option b
Explanation: In simple words, collinearity refers to the condition under which some of the Independent variables in the model are related to each other. This international between independents variables can result into incorrect results while fitting the model.
Therefore, collinearity causes problem as the analyst prepares a model on the basis that there will be two inputs one is dependent another is independent but due to this phenomenon the expected input structure collides.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the economist should be concerned with col linearity.
