Answer:
Explanation:
The political environment in India have played key role in company performance of PepsiCo and Coca-Cola India as follow:
- The Indian government viewed as unfriendly to foreign investors especially those who want to invest in other sectors apart from high tech sectors.
- Outside investment had been allowed only in high-tech sectors and was almost entirely prohibited in consumer goods sectors. The The “Principle of Indigenous Availability” (Policy banning imports being sold in India)
- Distribution Arrangements - Production plants and bottling centers were strategically placed in large cities all around India. They were more added as demand grew, along with new product lines. In Coca-Cola’s case, the JV with Parle provided access to its bottling plants and its products. By forming partnerships, both Coca-Cola and Pepsi were able to get initial access into the market.
Answer: closing
Explanation:
The project life cycle is referred to as a framework that shows how projects successfully move from the beginning to the end.
It is in the closing stage that the product will be delivered to the customer and the resources are released from the project.
Answer:
$36,160
Explanation:
expected cash flow for March
Beginning cash balance $34,000
Sales $177,280
Variable costs -$132,960
S&A costs -$48,000
without depreciation
ending cash balance $30,320
desired ending cash -$66,480
cash deficit to be $36,160
covered by bank loan
Answer:
A) No, total values and imports and exports should be included in the calculation of the GNP.
Explanation:
The gross national product (GNP) must include the value of all imports and exports including intermediary goods.
Intermediary goods are goods used in the production of final goods, e.g. wood used to build a house. Intermediary goods can sometimes be final goods depending what use will be given to them, e.g. a tire is an intermediary good in the production of a car but it is also a final good when you buy a new tire to replace an old tire.
