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Mamont248 [21]
3 years ago
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Department stores have increasingly used designer boutiques to highlight specific designers to small market segments. This strat

egy most closely resembles that of which retail institution
Business
1 answer:
lawyer [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

Specialty Store

Explanation:

A specialty store is a store where it keeps the high brand, style or models having the narrow category of goods and services. The products like furniture, sporting goods, bookstores are categorized as the speciality stores.

Since in the given situaton, it is mentioned that the stores increase the usage of the designer boutique for highlighting the particular designers for the small market so this represent the speciality store of that retail institution

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Sales Revenue                             $108,000  $132,000  -$24,000  -18.2%

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Selling, General, & Administrative

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Interest Expense                                  580           515     $65         +12.6%

Income before Income Tax Exp.      6,620       18,185  -$11,565     -63.6%

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Selling, General, & Administrative

                         Expenses               36,800       34           38,600       29.2

Interest Expense                                  580       0.5                515      0.4

Income before Income Tax Exp.      6,620        6              18,185      13.8

Income Tax Expense                         1,500       1.4             5,800       4.4

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a) Horizontal analysis is the analysis of financial statements to show changes in the amounts of corresponding financial statement items over a period of time.  It is used to evaluate the trend situations, using financial statements for two or more periods.

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