The segment of the business market that seeks to achieve goals other than the standard business goals of profit, market share, and return on investment consists of__________
Fill in the blanks with correct word.
ANSWER: institutions
Institutions seek to achieve goals other than the standard business goals of profit, market share, and return on investment. This segment includes schools, hospitals, colleges, universities, and civic clubs.
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a. counselors. b. teachers. c. employment supervisors. d. all of these choices.
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A) ?''When a date and time can be arranged, I would like to talk with you.'' B) ?''You may call me at 555-6543.'' C) ?''I will call you next week to set an appointment time that works for both of us.'' D) ?''May I have an appointment with you on January 15?''
A mathematical programming model that permits decision makers to set and prioritize multiple objective functions is called a
A) pure-integer programming problem. B) mixed-integer programming problem. C) zero-one integer programming problem. D) goal programming problem. E) nonlinear programming problem.
Solaris Autos Inc., a large automobile company, made an initial small investment in a start-up company that was developing a solar-powered car. This gave Solaris Autos controlling interests in the start-up company. However, Solaris Autos had no obligations to make continued investments in the experiments of the start-up company. It could invest small amounts depending on the new product's success at each stage of its development. If the product proved to be successful, Solaris Autos would have the right to buy out the start-up company. This approach to strategic alliance is referred to as
A. credible commitment. B. a real-options perspective. C. a break-even analysis. D. transaction cost economics.