Answer:
Mass Distribution
Explanation:
Mass distribution strategy is one of three approaches to distribution in marketing. It is engaged where an organisation seeks to sell its goods to as many customers as possible. Intermediaries with very wide market base are usually the targets for such organisations.
TRUE. According to the text, a common factor that emerges when talking with students who have succeeded in selecting appropriate speech topics is that they start looking for a topic as soon as they receive the assignment.
Answer:
Assets are greater than liabilities when there are positive capital requirements.
Explanation:
- Morrie's student loan is an asset from Morrie's perspective. {false}
Morrie's student loan is a <em>liability</em> form his/her perspective. It is an asset for the borrower of the loan, usually a bank.
- Jane's car loan is a liability from Jane's perspective; this same loan is also viewed as a liability from the bank's perspective. {false}
This is one is half true, half false because Jane's loan is a liability from her perspective, but for the borrower, the bank, it is an asset.
- Assets are greater than liabilities when there are positive capital requirements.{true}
Because Working Capital = Current Assets minus (-) Current Liabilities. Usually Assets need to be grater than liabilities to have positive capital or Working Capital.
- Bank deposits at the Federal Reserve are a liability for the bank. {false}
Bank deposits at the Federal Reserve are a "special kind" of asset. What I mean by that is a requirement by the Federal Reserve to have a deposit in there as a security or collateral but since that deposit is just there. The bank actually can work or make profit out of it.