What is a product portfolio and do your Recycling,
Phone, and Fetometer companies have one? Under...
What is a product portfolio and do your Recycling,
Phone, and Fetometer companies have one? Under what conditions
would you eliminate a product from your portfolio? And, describe
how you might implement a strategy of "product phasing".
Do a design process for your unique product (Mobile phone) in
question 1 taking into consideration the following 6 phases:
Recognition of need
Problem definition
Synthesis
Analysis and Optimization
Evaluation
Presentation
Under MPT (Modern Portfolio Theory), what do the risk-free rate
and the optimal risky portfolio create and why is it special to all
other possible portfolios (with the exception of the optimal risky
portfolio?
ou only have four stocks in your portfolio. What will happen to
your portfolio if you add some randomly selected stocks to it?
Question 4 options:
a) The diversifiable risk will remain the same but the market
risk will rise.
b) The diversifiable risk to your portfolio will probably
decline while the expected market risk will not change.
c) The total portfolio risk should decline along with the
expected rate of return, but the market risk will remain
unchanged.
d)...
Assume you have downloaded an app for
your smart
phone. In one or two paragraphs,
describe how you and the app’s seller have each obtained
consideration in the completion of the
transaction.
How many teens these days use your cell phone while
driving what do they typically do on their phone while driving how
much problems has this create on the road in regarding to the
teenage death . What kinds of laws have been and enacted to try
prevent their use of cell phone While driving? Please have attempts
been successful? What needs to be done for the future? And give a
secondary source of sight
What incentive do for-profit companies have for corporate social
responsibility (CSR)? If companies are focused on increasing their
profit, why should they be concerned with CSR activities that are
likely to raise costs (thus reducing their profit). Is
there value in CSR, and if so how do companies capture that value?
In other words, can companies leverage CSR activities into
increased profit?