If this is the complete question,
In communicating the unique customer benefits of its various products to its target segments, Thermos is defining its ________, which is an important element of its overall _______ strategy.
A. target market; positioning
B. value proposition; positioning
C. value proposition; perceptual mapping
D. value proposition; segmentation
E. value proposition; targeting
The answer is.
In communicating the unique customer benefits of various product to its target segments. Thermos is defining its target market, as an important element of overall positioning strategy. According to Investopedia, it is defined as the market a company wants to sell its products and services to, and it includes a targeted set of customers for whom it directs its marketing efforts.
Answer:
1. A statement of company policy regarding refunds
Explanation:
A statement of company policy regarding refunds would give clarity to the customer on the reason why the request for refund was denied.
Free market economies allocate resources through demand and supply with minimal government intervention.
private ownership- all factors of production within the economy are owned mainly by private individuals and organizations.
Free enterprise- owners of factors of production and producers of a goods and services a free to produce what they want through the market forces of demand and supply.
Competition- <span>Companies have a competitive drive, thus better quality goods and more variety of products which are at lower prices. (more productively efficient )</span>
Answer:
Interest rate on the a three year bond =5.5%
Explanation:
one-year bond rate expected = 4%, 5%, 6% for the next three years
liquidity premium on a three year bond = 0.5%
number of years = 3
The interest rate on the a three year bond can be calculated as
= liquidity premium + ( summation of bond rates for the next three years/number of years )
= 0.5 + ( (4+5+6)/3)
= 0.5 + ( 15/3)
= 0.5 + 5 = 5.5%
Answer:
Standard direct labour cost = $20.00 per hour
Explanation:
The direct labour costs represent expenditures incurred in respect of direct worker which can be traced to the product been produced. For example, the labour cost of machine operator saddled with production task.
The payroll cost is not a direct labour cost because payroll employed are not direct workers, also benefits are overheads related to direct workers
Standard direct labour cost = $20.00
