This is an example of <u>Competitor Analysis</u>
- An evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of present and future rivals is known as competitive analysis in marketing and strategic management. In order to recognize possibilities and risks, this analysis gives both an offensive and a defensive strategic perspective.
<h3><u>What information should a competitor analysis contain?</u></h3>
- A competitive study should look at the attributes, market share, prices, marketing, differentiators, strengths, and weaknesses of your rivals as well as their locations, cultures, and consumer feedback.
- This article is for small company owners, both new and experienced, who wish to research their rivals to enhance their goods or services.
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Answer:
The property's distribution channels.
Explanation:
The marketing mix is commonly performed through the 4 P’s of marketing which are:
Price.
Product.
Promotion and
Place.
And the term 'Place' or 'Placement' in the 4 P’s of the marketing mix has to do with how the service will be rendered to the customer. And this refers to the physical location of the hotel and distribution channels, that is, how the service can be rendered to the customer and help assess what channel is the most suited to a service.
Answer:
We have to discount these payments to find the present value
500,000
500,000/1.1
500,000/1.1^2
500,000/1.1^3
We keep on doing this until we reach 500,000/1.1^19
After that we add all the payments and get the value. A less time consuming way of doing it is using a financial calculator
Pv=?
N=19
FV=0
PMT=500,000
=4,182,460.05 we add 500,000 to this because the first payment was not discounted=4,682,460.05= Present Value.
Explanation:
Answer:
The total dollar return on this investment is $1765
Explanation:
The total dollar return on the investment by Sue is a sum of the interest earned by Sue during this period and the profit due to the increase in bid/ask price of the bond.
Interest earned = [(0.035/2) x $100,000] = $1750;
The selling price by Sue today will be the bid quote today and for the purchase price on which Sue bought the bond we will take the asked quote on purchase.
bid quote today = 124.2175
asked quote on purchase = 124.2025
Profit earned on selling = (Bid quote today - Asked quote on purchase) * $100,000
= [(124.2175 - 124.2025) x $100,000] = $15
Total return = $1750 + $15 = $1765
