Answer:
A. Contour
Explanation:
Contour planting is a farming practice that helps reduce or prevent soil erotion through, the planting of crops along the contour.
A contour is are lines developed across a slope at the same level of elevation of the slope. A slope referes to land which slants downwards.
The contours prevent the free flow of rain water down the slope, hence trapping soil particles that would otherwise erode. They also reduce the speed with with running water, goes down the slope.
Answer:
- Extension.
Explanation:
'Product extension' is illustrated as the company's strategy that involves the use of a presently existing established brand name to introduce a new product with slight variations in the similar product category. Such strategies assist the companies to increase their profit margins by offering a wide variety of products as the familiar brand's goodwill works for it to increases the sales effectively.
In the given question, the introduction of 'innovative products as televisions' by Sony that offers a variation in the established brand name of Sony in 'color television' would surely promote the increased sales and profits for the company. Such a strategy is categorized as 'product extension' that involves the extension of the similar product range.
Right to command the military, make treaties, and the president also has the right to grant reprieves and pardons.
Answer:
Support activities.
Explanation:
The given description clearly displays that the central reason for Talk Age Inc. company's dire loss of market share is the feeble and unproductive policies that lead to ineffective and disappointing marketing operations and sales service to the customers which made their company bear loses and lose its competitive advantage.
As per the question, this problem could be sorted out by working on its 'support activities' as it would assist in working out on the effective and efficient execution of the activities that would primarily uplift the value of the company by redefining its operations. <u>These primary activities would include human resource and general management, research and development activities and policies, accounting as well as financing. etc. that would serve as 'building blocks' to add value to the company.</u>
