An image or line of text that prompts visitors, leads, and customers to perform a desired action is referred to as a call to
A. action.
B. engage.
C. interact.
D. move.
E. purchase.
Answer: A
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Barry Clarion, new-accounts manager at East Bank of New Hampshire, has been asked to project how many new accounts he will open during 20x2. The local economy has been growing, and the bank has experienced a 10% increase in the number of new accounts over each of the past five years. In 20x1, the bank had 10,000 accounts.Clarion is paid a salary, plus a bonus of $20 for every new account above the budgeted amount. Thus, if the annual budget calls for 1,000 new accounts, and 1,080 new accounts are obtained, his bonus will be $1,600 (80 × $20).Clarion believes that the local economy will continue to grow at the same rate in 20x2 as it has in recent years. He decided to submit a projection of 700 new accounts for 20x2.Required: Your consulting firm has been hired by the bank president to
make recommendations for improving the bank's operation. Write a memorandum to the president defining and explaining the negative consequences of budgetary slack. Also discuss the bank's bonus system for the new-accounts manager and how the bonus program tends to encourage budgetary slack. What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Monopolization. Moist snuff is a smokeless tobacco product sold in small round cans from racks, which include point-of-sale (POS) ads. POS ads are critical because tobacco adver-tising is restricted and the number of people who use smokeless tobacco
products is relatively small. In the moist snuff market in the United States, there are only four competitors, including U.S. Tobacco Co and its affiliates (USTC) and Conwood Co In 1990, USTC, which held 87 percent of the market, began to convince major retailers, including Wal-Mart Stores, Inc, to use USTC's "exclusive racks" to display its products and those of all other snuff makers. USTC agents would then destroy competitors' racks. USTC also began to provide retailers with false sales data to convince them to maintain its poor-selling items and drop competitors' less expen-sive products. Conwood's Wal-Mart market share fell from 12 percent to 6.5 percent. In stores in which USTC did not have rack exclusivity, however, Conwood's market share increased to 25 percent. Conwood filed a suit in a federal district court against USTC, alleging in part that USTC used its monopoly power to exclude competitors from the moist snuff market. Should the court rule in Conwood's favor? What is USTC's best defense? Discuss.
High-Low Productions recently appointed 75 employees and external stakeholders to a temporary group charged with discussing problems and opportunities and gathering perspectives on changes that need to take place within the company. High-Low Productions is utilizing which of the following?
A. Organizational development B. Skunkworks C. Telecommuting D. Focus group E. Large-group intervention