Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": conjoint analysis.
Explanation:
Conjoint analysis is a statistical technique used to find out what are the factors that motivate consumers to make trade-offs at the moment of selecting goods or services. Those factors tend to be related to products' features, functions, and benefits. After individuals took a decision, several numerical calculations are made to show ratios that give an idea of how others are likely to react under similar scenarios in front of similar products.
Answer: Index
Explanation:
Any economic fact expressed in terms of number is known as Index,
Index is the statistical change which represents the change in the individual data point. Index measures the change in the consumer goods and its price over time in different geographical locations. Some indices display market variations that cannot be captured in other ways.
Answer:
A. Identifying and defining the problem
Explanation: Before taking any action in a production environment one must be able to identify and define the problem.
Problem identification and defining is first approach to solving problems as it gives a clear picture of what and how the problem is,when it started and the possible threats it pose to the business entity.
When a manager wants to address a problem, he should first identify the problem,carry out steps that will help him or her to define what the problem is,through this he or she can be able to develop possible solutions.
Answer:
advertizing expense 387 debit
prepaid expense 387 credit
--to record expired advertizing at year-end ---
Explanation:
1,548 is the value of 36 months
from April to December 31th 9 months has expired thus:
1,548 x 9/36 = 387 expired advertizing
we will decrease our prepaid and post the advertizing expense for the expired amount
the prepaid is considered an asset as we have the right to receive advertize of our product and brand for the term of the contract thus, to decrease it we credit
the expense as decrease our equity will be debited
total media ad spending worldwide will rise 7.4% to $628.63 billion in 2018, according to eMarketer's latest report.
