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What are the essential elements of a great presentation?

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The essential elements of a great presentation include having a clear objective, useful to your audience, well-rehearsed, presentation deck uses as little text as possible, your contact information is clearly featured, and includes a call-to-action.

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was thinking "outside the box" by designing a growth strategy

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On the given scenario the business wanted to grow but not open more furniture shops.

The strategy chosen will achieve more growth while expanding into another operation line (boutique hotels).

The supply of furniture to these boutique hotels as internal decorations and as purchase from guests is an innovative way for the furniture business to grow without opening new stores.

This is an example of thinking outside the box.

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The correct word for the blank space is: states.

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1. Suppose Quantity of Apple sold in year one & two = 100Kg.

Price in year 1 = $1.50 per kg

Price in year 2 = $3.00 per kg

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Nominal GDP year 2 = 3*100 = $300

Change in Nominal GDP = $150

Percentage change in Nominal GDP = 100%

b. Real GDP of year 1 = Nominal GDP of year 1 = $150

Real GDP of year 2 = 1.50*100 = $150

Change in Real GDP = 0%

2. Quantity of Bread = 100 units price = $ 1 per unit, year 2 price = $ 2 per units

a. Nominal GDP year 1 = 1*100+1.5*100 = $250

Nominal GDP year 2 = 2*100+3*100 = $500

Percentage change in Nominal GDP = 500-250/500 * 100 = 100%

b. Real GDP year 1 = $250

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Percentage change in Real GDP = 0%

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