Answer: Price differentiation
Explanation:
The startegy used by the theater company to shift demand for theater tickets is differentiating on the price. Price differentiation is a pricing strategy whereby difeent sets of customers are charged different prices for the same good or services.
The theater company gives 30% discount for people who buy the tickets early compared to people who buy the ticket on the day of the performance. This so differentiation on price.
Answer:
The answer is C. Jonathan.
Explanation:
To answer this question, lets first look at the term learning. So, what is Learning?
Simply learning is a permanent change that occur in your behavior due to an acquisition of a new skill, experience, knowledge and value. in addition, learning is a live process that requires both curiosity and self-motivation.
if we look at Jonathan, he got all the skills required to be defined as a "life long learner". Although he is a cashier, he enrolled in an accountancy course to advance further in his carrier. Moreover, rather than just focusing on accounting, he pays attention to all the things and functions in his job which is another good quality of a successful learner.
All the others mentioned in this question are either content with their current position or believe that they have enough experience and knowledge, so that they are not motivated to learn "more".
Plus,
- hating their jobs,
- thinking that there is not much to learn from others,
- being content with already existing experience and knowledge
are not characteristics of an effective learner.
Answer: Pure competition
Explanation:
A Pure competition is a firm of market structure where there are several competitors who sell identical products in the market. It is mostly called perfect competition. The characteristics of pure competition are:
• Identical products are sold in the market hence, no seller can sell something different or better than the others.
• Due to many competitors, the same price is offered as the sellers are price takers.
• There is easy entry and exit as new firms can enter the market easily.
Answer:
- Par value
- Default
- Indenture
Explanation:
A bond's <u>par value</u> refers to its face value and the amount of money that the issuing entity borrows and promises to repay on the maturity date.
A bond issuer is said to be in <u>default</u> if it does not pay the interest or the principal in accordance with the terms of the indenture agreement or if it violates or more of the issue's restrictive covenants.
The contract that describes the terms of a borrowing arrangement between a firm that sells a bond Issue and the investors who purchase the bonds is called <u>indenture</u>.