Answer:
Letter A is correct.<em> Complementary product pricing.</em>
Explanation:
Organizations use the strategy of adopting a complementary product pricing to increase the total profit of a product group.
This strategy is used when the company sells products that are complementary, ie the use of one is complemented by the use of the other, so the company substantially decreases the price of a product, usually just to cover costs, and guarantees gains from a product with a high price and very high profit margin.
The benefits added to the complementary price of a product are market gain, competitors' entry barriers and retention and attraction of new consumers.
Answer:
b. Share the customer research with employees, showing them why change is needed.
c. Tell employees that they have the power to change any work process, so long as their changes make the overall organizations more efficient.
d. Tell stories about the importance of efficiency and the things he has done to more efficient at work himself.
Explanation:
The Tony Hsieh has noticed that the customers of Zappos's are not willing to pay full retail price. In order to make company's culture more efficient the Tony should introduce a culture of telling stories about the efficiency at work and its benefits. The customer research should be shared with employees to analyze them that efficiency is needed. Make overall efforts in the organization to improve efficiency of work process.
Answer:
The correct answer here is d.
Explanation:
Real wage is the nominal wages adjusted for price changes. It reflects the purchasing power earned by the workers.
There will be a direct and positive relationship between real wages and number of workers who are willing to work. This means when there is an increase in the real wages, more workers will be willing to work because they will be earning more. Reverse will be the situation in case of reduced real wages.
Answer:
a. Consumption will increase as goods and services are now cheaper for people to buy.
b. Investment increases as people will have more money to invest due to having spent less on consumption.
c. Net exports increases as exports become cheaper due to lower prices in the country. More people outside will therefore demand exports leading to them increasing more than imports.
d. Money Demand - B. There is a movement along the Money Demand curve to the Left
As price has decreased, the amount of money needed to buy goods will decrease which would lead to less demand for money. Money demand curve will show this as a movement to the left of the Money demand curve.
e. The interest rate will decrease because there will be more money to invest as explained above. With more money to invest, loanable funds will b in high supply thereby dropping interest rates.
f. Aggregate expenditure shifts right to show that expenditure has increased from people buying cheaper goods.
g. Aggregate demand - B. AD shifts to the Right.
More people will demand goods and services because they are cheaper.
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