The Saturn Corporation (once a division of GM) was permanently closed in 2009 . What went wrong with Saturn?
a. Saturn's cars sold at prices higher than rivals Honda or Toyota, so they could not sell many cars.
b. Saturn sold cars below the prices of Honda or Toyota, earning a low 3% rate of return.
c. Saturn found that young buyers of Saturn automobiles were very loyal to Saturn and GM.
d. Saturn implemented a change management view that helped make first time Saturn purchasers trade up to Buick or Cadillac.
e. all of the above
b
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Identify the correct statement about net exports.
What will be an ideal response?
The more flexible prices are, the
A) greater demand shifts have to be to bring about a new equilibrium. B) larger the shifts in supply will be after a change in demand. C) greater the reliance by sellers to change the nominal price. D) more quickly a shock to the economy can be absorbed.
Which of the following is TRUE about the labor force?
A. It includes those over 16 ages old and are employed. B. It includes those over 16 ages old and are unemployed. C. Both A and B are correct. D. None of these is correct.