Answer: feature, Advantage and benefit
Explanation: FAB statement which is Feature, Advantage and Benefit is a marketing strategy tool that explains what a product or service, what it does, how it benefits a prospective client. The easiest thing to identify in a product is it's feature which are the characteristics about your products, and services. For example, This television's solid-state design represents the feature. Advantages means the edge your product or service has against other competitors eg
More vivid picture- Advantage
While Benefit represents what the client will achieve from the purchase of such good or service eg
that will make your television viewing more enjoyable--- Benefit.
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External forces in the natural environment is C. interest rates, exchange rates, the inflation rate, the unemployment rate, the rate of economic growth, trade deficits or surpluses, savings rates, and per-capita domestic product.
<h3>What are external forces?</h3>
These are factors that affect an environment from the outside instead of within.
For the natural environment, this would represent everything that affects nature, but aren't really part of nature. This includes inflation, unemployment, and other economic factors.
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Answer:
a) $0 of the net capital loss is deductible in 2016
b) $7,000
Explanation:
a) $0 of the net capital loss is deductible in 2016
First, it should be noted that only individuals are allowed to charge/deduct any capital losses against their ordinary income, corporate organisations are not allowed to do so. Corporate firms are only allowed to deduct their capital losses from their capital gains, therefore if there are no capital gains or the gains are insufficient, then no amount of net capital loss can be charged.
Since Goose Corporation has no capital gain it means that the entire $12,000 capital loss cannot be charge or deducted in 2016.
b) To calculate net loss to be carried forward is as follows
Capital loss - net gain in 2015 (the net gain in 2012 cannot be used because it is more than 3 years back before the capital loss)
= $12,000- $5000 = $7,000
While corporate organisations are permitted to use their current net losses to offset past capital gains (limited to only 3 years). This rule therefore exempts the use of the $2,500 in 2012 to offset the capital loss of 2016
