I think it'd be E. I hope that helps!
Despite that 4Ps helped to remember the basics components of the <u>marketing mix</u>, they do not reveal all the components in the marketing process.
<h3>What is Marketing 4Ps?</h3>
The Marketing 4Ps is an economic model that enhances the components of a firm "marketing mix", that is, they enhance the way firm take a new product or service to market.
The Marketing 4Ps includes price, product, promotion and place.
However, the marketing mix does not reveal all the components in the marketing process.
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Answer:
11.1%
Explanation:
The face value is $5000
It is sold for $4,500
Therefore the interest rate of this bond can be calculated as follows
$5000-$4500
= 500
500/4500 × 100
= 0.111 × 100
= 11.1%
Hence the interest rate is 11.1%
Answer:
Total Current Assets $ 100,800
Explanation:
The current asset are those assets which are cash cash or the firm expect to convert in cash within a 12 month period (one-year)
Assets with a useful life or collection date longer than a year will be considered non-current thus, non included in current asset
Cash $ 38,600
Short-term investments $ 4,600
Accounts receivable $ 51,000
Supplies <u> $ 6,600 </u>
Total Current Assets $ 100,800
Answer:
a. price discrimination.
Explanation:
Price discrimination is pricing strategy where different prices are charged to different customers for the same product or service based on what the seller thinks he can get from each of them.
There are 3 types of price discrimination:
-First degree: is price discrimination where firm charges different price for every unit sold. Also called perfect discrimination.
-Second degree: is discrimination where the firm charges different prices for different quantities.
-Third degree: is when the seller charges different price for different consumer groups.
Hendry Products charges Montgomery Meats a lower price, and charges other firms similar to Montgomery Meats more for the same products. Hendry Products is practicing third degree price discrimination.
