Answer:
a. Stonewalling
Explanation:
Stonewalling can be defined as refusal to cooperate, be obstructive or evasive.
Stonewalling could result from various reasons, and they could include:
- a genuine belief that the accused is not wrong, as in the question above, i.e. refusal to take responsibility for one's errors,
- a means to quickly dismiss the discussion,
- a fear of where the discussion may lead,
- a belief that the accuser has no desire to resolve the conflict, etc.
There are different types of pricing strategies: penetration pricing (entering the market with a low price), economy pricing (low marketing and low prices), premium pricing (when the price is higher than the competitors), psychological pricing (example $99, instead of $100), demand-based pricing (based on the demand of the customers).
<span>Delta airlines prices its tickets so that it is less expensive to travel between midnight and 5:00
a.m. than during the day, when there is heavy business travel. this illustrates demand-based pricing.</span>
When a company earns income, it becomes larger because net assets have increased. Even if a portion of the profits is later distributed to shareholders as a dividend, the company has grown in size as a result of its own operations.
