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Answer and Explanation:
I will use Apple and HP in this comparison.Here I would compare Apple's laptop to that of Hewlet Packard as this is where they meet in the industry. Apple employs a strategy of differentiation and standing out in competition through their products. They aim to create products that are quite different and unique/innovative from other products in the market, and yet what the customer wants. In doing this, Apple has a trade-off for cost as they charge alot higher for their products than their competitors. HP on the other hand focus on making the best possible products that get the job done/meet the needs of customers while also being affordable. HP is more focused on affordable devices for their market and therefore have a different market segment for laptops from that of Apple. There is a trade-off for cost and market segment in this comparison
Answer:
e. A differential benefit
Explanation:
Differential benefits are the unique features, properties or characteristics a product possesses that made it stand out in the market place from other like products produced by competitors. This is very important for businesses operating in an industry with high completion. Ability to compel or attract customers to be loyal to your brand by making them see reasons why they should as expressed in the uniqueness of your product is very important for success.
The correct answer is No.
Drawing is considered a contra-capital account. It is not included in the asset sections of the financial statements, even though it has a debit balance. It is used to offset the capital account because it is money that the owner has withdrawn from the company.
<span>True. "Economizing behavior" is the result of purposeful and rational decision making on behalf of the economizer. The better option in two items of the same quality is to buy the cheaper object.
For example, if you want to buy a chocolate bar and see that one seller offers one at $1.50 and the other one offers one at $3. Economizing behavior would be to buy the first bar.</span>
