Answer:
Here are several organization involvements that exist in international trades but might not exist in domestic trade:
- Import/export
- Countertrade Agreement
- Foreign Direct investment
- Multinational marketing strategy
Explanation:
- Import/export
To put it simply, Import is the act of acquiring goods from another country to your country. Export is the act of sending goods from your country to another country,
- Countertrade Agreement
This consist of tradge agreements that created by the government between different countries.
Most countries will impose tariff or quota to the foreign goods that come into their country. This will increase the price of the foreign goods when they entered the local markets. Tariff and quota are made to protect local businesses from foreign businesses.
- Global outsourcing
This happens when a company give their job to the people from another country.
Most commonly, this is conducted by companies from a richer countries. Outsourcing their jobs to a poorer country tend to cut down the labor cost. They can send the product output back to their original country and sell it with higher price/.
- Multinational marketing strategy
This marketing strategy considers the different cultures / taste that exist in foreign market. They will cater their strategy to suit the taste of foreign customers and improve their brand favorability.
Answer:
Grab some peanut butter ;)
Explanation:
And your favorite pet;)
Answer: D) $2.7 million
Explanation:
Debentures are sold per $1,000 which means that out of $30 million there are;
= 30,000,000/ 1,000
=30,000 bonds.
Each bond is entitled to 3 shares;
= 30,000 * 3
= 90,000 shares.
Price of $30
= 90,000 * 30
= $2,700,000
The purpose of using different techniques in measuring or determining the quantities or measures such as densities is that it is important to be able to have basis and to make sure that the value you get is accurate-- even with the two different techniques used. This will help in comparing two variables and to understand whether the values you received are precise and accurate.
Answer:
A) a relatively large number of firms and the monopolistic element from product differentiation.
Explanation:
A monopolistically competitive industry has the elements of monopoly as product differentiation. Since the products produced in are different in some way and thus may offer differing utilities. This allows the firms in the industry to vary their supply to influence prices as this differentiated product is only produced by them. This is reminiscent of a monopoly.
However, at the same time - there may be substitutes with slight variations as there are a relatively larger number of companies producing differing products. This offers as an option to customers and helps the market act as competitive.
Option B only focuses on the monopolistic elements. Option C is fundamentally wrong as low entry barriers is not a monopolistic element. Option D gives us a monopolistic element of advertising that can act as differentiation but a highly inelastic demand curve goes against the perfect competition - this nullifies the argument.
Hope that helps.
