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1. Compared with other approaches to business, the marketing concept is distinct in that it focuses on sales produces new products and services creates a broad assortment of products focuses on satisfying customers' needs Quiz Answers just a click away BUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge CheckBUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge Check 2. A company provides its advertising agency with a statement about a new product to use in designing an advertising campaign, and this statement includes a description of the target market, the product type, the primary benefits of using the product, and how this product is different from, and better than, competitive products. What type of statement is this? Qualifying Positioning Determining Clustering Copyright. All Rights Reserved by

Find the quiz answers here BUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge CheckBUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge Check 3. The sales analysis of a product revealed that profits were highest when it was initially introduced into the market with a high selling price. However, the price was gradually reduced as it started facing competition as substitutes entered the market. This is an example of a(n) introductory price dealing temporary price cut policy skimming price policy penetration price policy Complete Class here BUS 475BUS Blending the firm's promotion efforts to convey a complete and consistent message is the goal of sales management communications sales promotion communications integrated promotional marketing integrated marketing communications Copyright. All Rights Reserved by

5. According to the concept of social responsibility, a firm has a duty to communicate regularly with the public place profit above all other considerations place customer satisfaction above all other considerations conduct business in a way that is good for society as a whole, both now and for the future Want to see the complete Individual Assignment Check..?? Click BUS 475 BUS The principal participants in the financial markets are businesses, banks, and government borrowers, savers, and financial institutions mutual funds, hedge funds, and investment bankers dealers, brokers, and regulators Copyright. All Rights Reserved by

7. You just purchased a parcel of land for $10,000. If you expect a 12% annual rate of return on your investment, how much will you sell the land for in 10 years? Note. Due to rounding and method of calculation, your answer might vary slightly. Choose the closest answer. $25,000 $31,060 $38,720 $34,310 To download the complete answer check BUS 475 Week 4 Knowledge CheckBUS 475 Week 4 Knowledge Check 8. Bull Gator Industries is considering a new assembly line costing $6,000,000. The assembly line will be fully depreciated by the simplified straight line method over its 5-year depreciable life. Operating costs of the new machine are expected to be $1,100,000 per year. The existing assembly line has 5 years remaining before it will be fully depreciated and has a book value of $3,000,000. If sold today the company would receive $2,400,000 for the existing machine. Annual operating costs on the existing machine are $2,100,000 per year. Bull Gator is in the 46 percent marginal tax bracket and has a required rate of return of 12 percent. Calculate the net present value of replacing the existing machine. Note. Due to rounding and method of calculation, your answer might vary slightly. Choose the closest answer. $816,000 $382,320 $2,941,680 $-382,320 Copyright. All Rights Reserved by

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Click here and download BUS 475 Week 1 Knowledge CheckBUS 475 Week 1 Knowledge Check 11. The United States imposes substantial taxes on cigarettes but not on loose tobacco. When the tax on cigarettes went into effect, the demand for home cigarette rolling machines most likely decreased, causing the price of cigarette rolling machines to fall and the quantity of machines purchased to fall decreased, causing the price of cigarette rolling machines to rise and the quantity of machines purchased to fall increased, causing the price of cigarette rolling machines to rise and the quantity of machines purchased to rise increased, causing the price of cigarette rolling machines to rise and the quantity of machines purchased to fall 12. Keynes believed that an increase in savings would raise aggregate demand by reducing investment raise aggregate demand by increasing consumption reduce aggregate demand by reducing investment reduce aggregate demand by reducing consumption Copyright. All Rights Reserved by

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19. How are goods manufactured in other countries creating jobs in the United States? People whose jobs were outsourced are now discouraged workers. U.S. firms are specializing in managing the trade of these goods. Foreign countries are importing U.S. natural resources People who have lost jobs have more time to shop and therefore increase demand for goods. About Author This article covers the topic for the University Of Phoenix BUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge Check The author is working in the field of education from last 5 years. This article covers the basic of BUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge Check from UOP. Other topics in the class are as follows:BUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge CheckBUS 475 Week 2 Knowledge Check Copyright. All Rights Reserved by

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