If a perfectly competitive market moved toward monopolistic competition, we might expect
less advertising.
a smaller range of product differentiation, but a lower price.
a greater range of product innovation and a lower price.
a greater range of product differentiation, but a higher price.
In: Economics
You had to look for information regarding five recent innovations i.e. airbnb, telegram messenger, Apple, Skip the dishes and Uber.
1. Who is the founder and when did the innovation come
about?
2. Why did the need arise for these innovations?
In: Finance
There are four areas in the Balanced Scorecard:
In: Finance
1. Describe the ways technological innovation has changed since the 18th and 19th centuries.
2. The main factors influencing technological change.
Please write 400 words for first question and 250 words (as bullet points). Please no plagiarism Thanks
In: Economics
Apply all of these concepts (Client-center marketing, Movement from mass production to customized products, Disruptive Innovation, Building Brand Value) to understand what happened to Apple and what may be the likely outcome now that Jobs has “passed away”.
In: Operations Management
What are some of the control processes that can be used to support innovation?
2. In a minimum of 250 words answer the following questions.
What are some of the reasons a company many consider a merger or acquisition?
In: Computer Science
In the Connect and Develop article, Huston and Sakkab describe a "radical strategy of open innovation." Let's assume that Dell is interested in pursuing such as strategy. What would that look like? If you were a member of the management team, would you have any concerns?
In: Operations Management
Calculate the GDP for the following two examples. Show your work.
|
Personal consumption |
$300 |
|
New Building Construction |
50 |
|
Increase in inventories |
50 |
|
Equipment purchases by business firms |
35 |
|
Government purchases |
125 |
|
Social Security payments to households |
50 |
|
Government welfare payments |
30 |
|
Exports |
60 |
|
Imports |
100 |
Scenario: Suppose a dairy farm produces raw milk, which it sells for $800 to a dairy. The dairy produces milk which it sells or $2500 to a cheese manufacturer. The cheese manufacturer uses the milk to make cheese, which it sells for $6000 to a grocery store. The grocery store sells the cheese to consumers for $9,000.
I am having a bunch of trouble trying to figure these out each time I think I have the inputs right with these questions I keep coming up with the wrong answers can someone walk me through this?
In: Economics
Mobile Application Security What is the basic purpose of this technology? In what types of mobile applications can this technology be effectively used and why? What are the pros and cons of this technology? Are there any other important aspects of this technology that should be provided?
In: Computer Science
Explain the difference between fixed-production technology and variable technology. Should the government set a goal of reducing the marginal social cost of pollution to zero in industries with-fixed production technology? Should they do that in industries with variable technology?
In: Economics