Efficient-market hypothesis is the theory describing the behavior of an assumed "perfect" market in which securities are typically in equilibrium, security prices fully reflect all public information available and react swiftly to new informatio
and, because stocks are fairly priced, investors need not waste time looking for mispriced securities.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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________ are off-price retailers that operate in huge facilities offering few frills but ultra-low prices and surprise deals on selected branded merchandise
A) Warehouse clubs B) Department stores C) Convenience stores D) Specialty stores E) Superstores
Jesse would never have thought that his own trademarked children's toys would be flooding a parallel market and competing against him. Now he needs to contact his attorney to see what remedy he has in order to mitigate his damages. What kind of marketing channel conflict is Jesse experiencing?
A. Marketing Channel Conflict B. Vertical Conflict C. Gray Market Conflict D. Horizontal Conflict E. Dual Conflict`
Go-to-market covers
a. How consumers get to the place they purchase b. A ventures decisions on channels and building awareness c. A companies logistics d. Who the company uses to ship their products
Franchise Termination. Heating and Air Specialists, Inc, doing business as A/C Service Co, marketed heating and air-conditioning products. A/C contracted with Lennox Industries, Inc, to be a franchised dealer of Lennox products. The parties signed a
standard franchise contract drafted by Lennox. The contract provided that either party could terminate the agreement with or without cause on thirty days' notice and that the agreement would terminate immediately if A/C opened another facility at a different location. At the time, A/C operated only one location in Arkansas. A few months later, A/C opened a second location in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Lennox's district sales manager gave A/C oral authorization to sell Lennox products in Tulsa, at least on a temporary basis, but nothing was put in writing. Several of Lennox's other dealers in Tulsa complained to Lennox about A/C's presence. Lennox gave A/C notice that it was terminating A/C's Tulsa franchise. Meanwhile, A/C had failed to keep its Lennox account current and owed the franchisor more than $200,000. Citing this delinquency, Lennox notified A/C that unless it paid its account within ten days, Lennox would terminate both franchises. A/C did not pay, and Lennox terminated the franchises. A/C filed a suit in a federal district court against Lennox, alleging in part breach of the franchise agreement for terminating the Tulsa franchise. Should A/C prevail? Explain.