What can a retailer do to keep customers from being confused about the retailer's image?
A. Be consistent in competitiveness as it clearly defines top performers in the market.
B. Standardize pricing across all geographic locations.
C. Develop an integrated marketing communication program to deliver a consistent message.
D. Re-design stores to suit contemporary tastes.
E. Change the offerings based on the current fads to stay contemporary.
Answer: C
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following statements is true of mitigation of damages?
A) The breaching party must make efforts to mitigate damages resulting from the breach of contract. B) If an employer breaches an employment contract, he or she owes a duty to mitigate damages by trying to find substitute employment for the employee. C) The extent of mitigation of damages required is common to all kinds of contracts. D) If an employer breaches a contract, the employee is only required to accept comparable employment.
Policies and procedures for self-regulation of the advertising industry are established by the
A. National Association of Broadcasters. B. Association of American Publishers. C. National Advertising Review Council. D. Vision Council of America. E. Independent Business Alliance.
Discovery. Joseph Stout, while on the job as a construction worker, fell from a beam that he was attempting to secure to a steel column. As a result of the fall, Stout sustained injuries that rendered him a paraplegic. Stout brought suit against his
employer, A. M. Sunrise Construction Co, and Central Rent-A-Crane, Inc, for damages. Prior to the trial, a number of discovery motions were filed by the defendants, who sought detailed information on the nature of the accident and the injuries incurred. Stout repeatedly failed to respond to these requests, even when the trial court ordered him to do so. Finally, the trial court dismissed the action because of Stout's failure to respond. Stout appealed the dismissal. On appeal, Stout claimed that the trial court had abused its discretion by dismissing his action against the defendants, thus depriving him of his right to be heard in court. What will the appellate court decide?