I personally don’t know about answer is D
All of the following are good financial savings strategies EXCEPT "saving for an emergency fund, then paying off credit debt".
<u>Option: B</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
An effective financial system can encourage savings by offering simple and convenient exposure to suitable savings tools provided at reasonable price by high-quality, reputable institutions. The emergency funds through your earning years can be extremely valuable, if you lose your job or are unable to work due to a temporary injury or after retirement, so you need cash to cover your regular bills.
Here saving for emergency fund, then paying off credit card is blunder idea, because interest rate may become huge load, and if not paid and simultaneously retirement or any tragedy take place which donot permit to continue job than there will be burden from two sides i.e paying regular bills and credit card's principal amount with interest.
<u>Explanation:</u>
A franchise business is one that allows another business (or non-profit) to carry out certain commercial activities, in a sense acting as an agent for the company.
Consider the following advantages:
1. Capital
The franchisor (the company that grants permission) may provide all the capital required to open and operate the non-profit.
2. Better-quality management. The years of experience accumulated by the franchisor may be of benefit to the non-profit. Thus, improving the quality of operations.
Other benefits include;
- increase their speed of Growth
- increased Profitability
- reduced Risk
Answer:
Consumers comparing product offers online.
Explanation:
Corporate competitive intelligence: The ability of a company to collect accurate and needed data of their competitors which will in turn give the company a competitive advantage over their competitors.
- <em>So</em>, when consumer is comparing the offers of 2 companies online, that is not the competitive intelligence. Because he is not the part of company, and not comparing to find a point of competitive advantage. He merely wants to benefit himself.
