Customer evangelists are those who ________
A) use personal selling methods to market products and services
B) spread the word about their good experiences with a brand or product
C) use their expertise to influence people about specific products
D) work with quality-assurance teams to improve product safety
E) evaluate newly launched products in the marketplace
B
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Why would someone choose to use simulation to analyze a waiting line problem rather than use a formula? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a simulation approach?
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Lamar Corporation's purchasing manager obtained a special price on an aluminum alloy from a new supplier, resulting in a direct-material price variance of $9,500F. The alloy produced more waste than normal, as evidenced by a direct-material quantity variance of $2,000U, and was also difficult to use. This slowed worker efficiency, generating a $2,500U labor efficiency variance.To help remedy the situation, the production manager used senior line employees, which gave rise to a $900U labor rate variance. If overall product quality did not suffer, what variance amount is best used in judging the appropriateness of the purchasing manager's decision to acquire substandard material?
A. $5,000F. B. $7,500F. C. $4,100F. D. $9,500F. E. $7,000F.
The presence of so many commercial banks in the United States is most likely the result of
A) consumers' strong preference for dealing with only local banks. B) adverse selection and moral hazard problems that give local banks a competitive advantage over larger banks. C) regulations that restrict the ability of banks to open branches. D) all of the above.