Successful new product creation is a collective achievement that requires the energy and commitment of multiple functions in the organization. Describe the Kano Model and explain how the Kano Model works to create new B2B products and services. Explain how, overtime, the model requires changes to new features/products. Include at least two examples of B2B products and/or services.

A large fashion retailer, FashionCo, is experiencing decreased sales and wants to improve the performance and productivity of its salesforce. Discuss the most effective reward strategies that FashionCo could use to help motivate employees and improve performance. In your answer, consider total rewards and compare the appropriateness of individual versus collective rewards, in this setting. (750 words)

How Covid-19 has affected the global economy

According to IMF, the global economy is expected to shrink by over 3 per cent in 2020 – the steepest slowdown since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, several countries across the world resorted to lockdowns to “flatten the curve” of the infection. These lockdowns meant confining millions of citizens to their homes, shutting down businesses and ceasing almost all economic activity. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the global economy is expected to shrink by over 3 per cent in 2020 – the steepest slowdown since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Other things remaining the constant, if the annual income of the world get decrease in 2020 than what will be the impact of money demand and interest rate? Draw the Money market and LM diagram and explain your answer.

Draw the appropriate diagram and explain movements along the LM curve and shift of LM curve.

A UK based asset management group has an insurance subsidiary and a small banking subsidiary.

The group’s banking subsidiary is planning to roll out a new online retail banking services. This service will allow the customer to view in one place all the customer’s bank accounts (both with the bank and with competitors) alongside any cryptocurrency holdings he or she has across various cryptocurrency platforms and any loans or mortgages the customer has taken out from a range of sources. The service will make it easy for customers to switch between product providers for all the financial products mentioned earlier in this paragraph. In addition, the group plans to make it easy for customers to set up regular transfers into and out of the group’s collective investment funds from or to any of the bank accounts the customer chooses to include in the service. There are no current plans to include any other asset managers’ collective investment funds within the service.

Q: Assess the risks and opportunities that such a business expansion might introduce to the group.

QUESTION 13

Why has OPEC been relatively successful?

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QUESTION 14

Cap and Trade programs provide an economic incentive to power plants and other polluters to reduce their actual emissions by investing in emissions control initiatives.

True

False

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QUESTION 15

The three techniques for making social identity salient are:

Select three (3) of the five questions to answer. You must type your answers and your responses to each question should be no more than 500 words per question (1,500 total). Reference/cite the content in the relevant modules to support your answers/argument - no external sources or group work.

1. Protest movements can have an illusion of victory. Sometimes they maintain a state of balance between opposing forces or actions, an equilibrium (i.e., gained something here, but lost something there). Use examples to either agree or disagree with this claim that the demise of protest movements can lead to the return of the status quo. (From Module 1: Origins of Social Movements (SM) & The Structuring of a Protest (PPM).

2. Identify and describe the six (6) preconditions necessary for collective behavior to occur according to Neil Smelser’s Value Added Theory (From Module 2: Theories of Social Movements and Collective Action (SM).

3. Summarize how superbrands control public life via consumer capitalism with reference to Naomi Klein’s No Logo (From Module 3: Issues in the Study of Social Movements and Collective Action (SM).

4. The New Deal served both as a “successful” solution to the Great Depression and a lesser concession to what the American public wanted. With that said, identify some of the ways the New Deal and its programs/agencies transformed the 1930s (From Module 4: The Unemployed Workers’ Movement (PPM).

5. Workers were waiting for unions, “pounding on their doors” long before unions were ready for them. Give examples of how people mobilized insurgency, not organizations (From Module 5: The Industrial Workers’ Movement (PPM).

I don't really understand how to estimate revenue. I have been given revenues from previous years and I am being asked to estimate the revenue for FY2020 and explain my rationale. Please help thank you! Please show all relevant work so I can understand how you got to the answer. Thank you!

PS: if possible please use regression including a graph.

In 2020, the Coronavirus pandemic escalated, leading to millions of people being infected, hundreds of thousands of people dying, and changes in most people’s everyday lives. The economy “shutdown” with millions of North Americans losing their jobs, businesses shutting down on a temporary or permanent basis, and many consumers staying inside for several months. The stock market fell significantly, but by the end of Summer 2020, many indexes were reaching all-time highs as seen below: S&P 500 Index In other words, as Canada and US were experiencing some of the worst macroeconomic results in several decades (such as unemployment rate and GDP growth), the stock market was booming. Why is there such a seemingly “disconnect” between the stock market and the economy?

In 2020, the Coronavirus pandemic escalated, leading to millions of people being infected, hundreds of thousands of people dying, and changes in most people’s everyday lives. The economy “shutdown” with millions of North Americans losing their jobs, businesses shutting down on a temporary or permanent basis, and many consumers staying inside for several months. The stock market fell significantly, but by the end of Summer 2020, many indexes were reaching all-time highs as seen below: S&P 500 Index In other words, as Canada and US were experiencing some of the worst macroeconomic results in several decades (such as unemployment rate and GDP growth), the stock market was booming. Why is there such a seemingly “disconnect” between the stock market and the economy?