<h2><em>Ten ways to keep ahead of the competition</em></h2>
<em>Know the competition. Find out who your competitors are, what they are offering, and what their strengths and weaknesses are. ...</em>
<em>Know your customers. ...</em>
<em>Differentiate. ...</em>
<em>Step up your marketing. ...</em>
<em>Update your image. ...</em>
<em>Look after your existing customers. ...</em>
<em>Target new markets. ...</em>
<em>Expand your offer.</em>
Answer:
Concentrated Targeting Strategy
Explanation:
Concentrated Targeting Strategy refers to a situation in which an organization focus its marketing efforts on only a specific segment of the market. That is, only one marketing mix is developed.
Concentrated Targeting Strategy allows the producer focus on the needs and wants of a particular segment of the consumers/ population. The producer directs all it's efforts to the satisfaction of a segment of the consumers.
Concentrated Targeting Strategy could be disadvantageous if the demand of the focused segment of consumers is low. Low demand will affect the financial position of an organization.
Answer: The loan was taken for 265 days.
We arrive at the answer as follows:
First we find the ratio of interest paid to the total loan amount to determine the interest rate:
Interest paid = $1,307
Loan Amount = $45,000
Since the interest rate calculated above is less than the annual interest rate at 4%, we conclude that the loan taken was for a period of less than one year.
We can determine the period for which the loan was taken as follows:
Let 'x' be the time for which the loan was taken.
We need to solve for x in the proportion below
0.04 : 365 :: 0.029044444:x
Solving we get,
Answer:
The correct answer is option C.
Explanation:
Imposition of tax causes the market equilibrium price to increase. This creates a tax wedge by increasing the price paid by the buyer and reducing the price received by the seller.
So the burden of tax is shared by both buyers and sellers. Who will share most of the burden depends on their elasticity.
If the demand is more inelastic, consumers will share most of the burden. If the supply is more inelastic, producers will bear most of the burden.
