Essays on Sellers

Advertisement is the key to success in selling goods, if the sellers have researched the audience well enough. Some advertisements are meant to change human behavior fro better. Advertisements for changing human behavior are far more difficult than selling goods. Public relations play the paramount important role in gaining public attention and “manipulating” or encouraging them. After “diagnosis” of the audience, using media of any kind, sellers attract people to their goods by promoting them. If there is a behavior change advertisement, the advertisers usually set a role model from public. In order to be a successful advertiser, one ...

Economists tend to relate to the subject of research with scientific objectivity (Mankiw, 2015). They develop theories, accumulate evidence and then analyse them in an attempt to prove or disprove the theoretical concepts. The main tools of the economist (and other scientists) are theory and observation, but, in contrast to the natural sciences, in economics it is almost impossible to set up an experiment to confirm or deny a new concept. In order to somehow compensate for the absence of the possibility of carrying out laboratory experiments, economists are paying close attention to natural experiments offered by life. An ...

The Canadian healthcare and social assistance sector falls under the NAICS classification. The sector entails a publicly funded healthcare system. The sector is guided by the provisions of the Canada Health Act of 1984 (Belchetz). The sector, relative to its peers in most other countries including the U.S and Mexico, is unique. Its uniqueness arises from the fact that despite being predominantly publicly funded, most of the healthcare services at the point of sale are provided for by private practitioners. The Canadian healthcare and social assistance sector has been billed in many quarters as a model to be followed ...

INTERNET BUSINESS

Abstract: A usage of internet has become popular in the field of business. E-business is the business which the business owners can sell and buy the products over the internet. It keeps the preserve to hold the position on the competitive market. It helps to increase the role of internet and increase the market share. With the help of websites, the startup business has been utilized the essential characteristics of the business facility provided on the internet business. The improvement of information technology in the internet business plays an active role in the startup business. It offers online service ...

Introduction

There are many accounting systems all over the world, which exist in order to help various companies with the management of their businesses. The relative new financial approach is the Activity-Based Costing (ABC). Following Kaplan and Cooper, it is the type of accounting, which helps to solve the financial problems by using different strategies and approaches to each and every separate financial facility on the bases of the consumed materials and information (Kaplan and Cooper). ABC provides proper management of quality for the service industry with mentioning the peculiarities of development and emphasizing activities that conduct the whole businesses. ...

Global Marketing Strategy – Coca Cola

Coca Cola, generally referred as Coke, is an American non-alcoholic carbonated drink produced under the brand The Coca-Cola Company. The drink was introduced about 130 years ago by John Pemberton as a patent medicine and later, the brand was bought by Asa Griggs Candler, and Coca Cola was then marketed as a soft drink. Candler’s marketing tactics brought Coca Cola in the limelight and the brand dominated the global markets and went on to become the largest non-alcoholic drinks brand in the world. The name Coca-Cola, comes from the two words, Coca which means leaves and Kola which ...

Human Dignity and the Organ Trade

Organ donation is a gracious act that adds more years to a sick individual’s life as it allows them to live a longer and healthier life. Those with end-stage heart, eye, or kidney diseases live longer than those who receive other treatment methods such as dialysis or oral medications. The problem is that there is a shortage of organs for transplantation all over the world. The list of patients waiting for donors run in the hundreds of thousands, with about 100,000 of them waiting for kidney donors alone. This has led to questions about the possibility of ...

Pervin Goker

Introduction Man has created various concepts for his convenience, one of which is institutions, and these are essential for maintaining order in that they streamline the activities to achieve a particular objective. There is a formal organisation to institutions which lay out rules and regulations for the conduct of the operations earmarked for them. This essay deals with the issue of mind and culture over institutions in nurturing social capital in four selected nations of the world. The essay has basically two parts viz. the theoretical basis and the implementation. The theoretical basis consists of resource, bare necessities and ...

Organ donation is a gracious act that adds more years to a sick individual’s life. It allows them to live a longer and healthier life than what they have had before. Those with end-stage heart, eye, or kidney diseases live longer than those who receive other treatment methods such as dialysis or oral medications. Those who receive organs from a living donor are said to live 12 to 20 more years as compared with those who receive organ donation from a deceased donor. However, regardless of where the organs come from, the reality is that there is a ...

Overview

Amazon.com came into existence in 1995 as an online retailer of books taking advantage of the exponential growth of the Internet (Govindarajan and Warren 2016). The meteoric rise of the Internet as a major business tool and a platform for many daily activities drove the company to start selling and later publishing e-books itself. The development of the Kindle e-reader and its debut in 2007 made the company the leading seller of e-books. Today, it has widened its product offerings beyond books and it is the largest online retailer of consumer electronics, household goods, the Internet and media. In ...

The term "demand" in economics means payment need, i.e. need that the subject is able to pay. From this definition it follows that the demand for a particular commodity (service) depends on the price. This means that the increase in commodity prices will lead to a decrease in demand, and, conversely, a decrease in prices will lead to higher demand. The relationship between price and quantity demanded is stable. (Agarwal, 2013) The cause of the change in demand is change. This reverse causal relationship between price and quantity demanded is the law of demand. The law of demand manifests ...

How Does Demand and Supply Affect All Businesses?

Economists use the model of supply and demand to analyze competitive market. Combination of the two sides of the market with each other creates the equilibrium price and the equilibrium volume and market equilibrium. A competitive market is characterized by a large number of buyers and sellers, each of which either has little effect, or no effect on the market price (Boundless, n. d.). Qualitative characteristic of the market equilibrium is that the market is balanced in this situation, i.e. neither sellers nor buyers have incentive to imbalance. Conversely, if the market is not in equilibrium, there is a ...

There are numerous benefits of Internet auctions to sellers, buyers and market makers in an auction.

Internet technology has changed the manner in which business can be conducted, online auctions allow users to participate in online markets without the limits of time or geographical location. This nature of doing business online is flexible; just with a computer device and internet connection, users can buy products online cost- effectively, this platform has a lot of advantages and a few disadvantages.

Advantages include:

A physical location is not necessary The products being sold in an online auction do not require a physical location, it is possible to manage the inventory online. Once a sale has been done, then the ...

Question 1:

Suppose you are given the following: At output level of 6, what will be the marginal cost? Less than 2 Exactly equal to 2 More than 2 Given information is not enough to find out marginal cost Why is this? Question 2: What explains the U-shape of the AC curves in the short and the long run? Shapes of both, short and long run AC curves, are explained by the law of diminishing returns Law of diminishing returns explains the long run AC curve while economies and diseconomies of scale explain the short run AC curve Law of diminishing ...

Business: Cookies shop

Trade Format: countertop type store; Store Location: Boulevard mall; Property Type: Rental space of 50m2; Working hours: 9 AM – 7 PM; Sources of financing: own funds – 26,300 USD. Key performance indicators candy store: Monthly Profit in six months = 83,000 USD; Net profit margin = 3872%; Payback = first 10 days.

Specificity of the business

Various pastry shops are quite lucrative, since vast majority of people like treating themselves with sweet pastries and cakes. The specificity of such products involves only the development of the store on the local market, which determines its marketing strategy. Most pastry shops produce sweet products themselves, which leads ...

Government Actions in Markets

Figure 1 As a result of increasing the passenger movement tax on airlines, the equilibrium price P2 moves to new point P1. (P1>P2) The new quantity of flights is Q1. Therefore demand decreases, Q1 <Q2. Because of the increased prices some consumers denies to purchase tickets choosing other flight companies or using alternative ways of transportation. A tax that is imposed on sellers in fact creates a burden on consumers as well because of the fact that consumers will be forced to pay higher prices. It is clearly shows on the Figure1 that the revenue from sellers ...

Executive Summary

Luxury Swap is an innovative web-based product exchange service. Modeled on e-bay's exchange program, Luxury Swap introduces an unparalleled service in KSA, first, and hopes to expand into GCC, East Europe, North America and world at large. The service connects upper class / sellers, who have unneeded luxury products, and middle class/ buyers, who, although having rising disposable income, cannot afford to purchase luxury products at retail prices. This report is made up of five sections: (1) Service Information, (2). PEST Analysis & SWOT Analysis, (3) Strategic Marketing Objectives, (4) Market Segmentation & Positioning and (5) Four Ps Strategies and (6) ...

Strategic management is the act of maximising the efficiency of firm internal functions while at the same time, making optimum use of the external opportunities that the company may realise in the market. Strategic innovation in the management design is an important asset that allows companies to gain competitive advantages over their competitors. It is important to note that every company is unique in the internal and external factors with which they have to deal (Jeyarathnam, 2008). The increase in innovative management strategies has led to a continually and rapidly changing industries and target markets. However, there are some ...

Moral hazard in equity contracts

In some instances, the seller of security is driven by incentives to conceal information from the purchaser and may engage in detrimental activities. This constitutes the problem of moral hazard in equity contracts. An example is the problem of Principal-Agent, which concerns the separation of possession and management of firms. The executives in corporations in this case only own a small share of the firm compared to the principals/share-holders. The managers then opt to pursue their interests at the expense of the firm's profitability bringing about a conflict of interest between the shareholders and corporate management (Banerji, and Basu ...

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High-level Process Steps for Conducting Project Procurements

Obtaining Seller Responses Selecting a Seller The first step is to ensure that the short-listed bidders completely and correctly understand all the project requirements. The proper vehicle for this is the bidder conference (A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 2008) where all information will be imparted and questions answered. The client would then have to prepare to respond to proposals as they come in. It needs to come up with proposal evaluation techniques. It has to have a clear idea on the reasonable range of pricing by making its own independent estimates from ...

Answer 1. Public Relation( PR) and advertising play different roles in business promotion. While advertising relates to creating paid announcements that are promoted via various media channels, PR is a strategic communication process that aims to strengthen the mutually beneficial relationships between the organization and public as a whole. Unlike advertisements that are more or less targeted to customers, PR's ambit is much wider that includes employees, stockholders, suppliers, government regulators, interest group and the press. Furthermore, advertisements have fewer takers when it comes to credibility. Customers view it as a core marketing tactic to sell or promote organization's ...

1. Fixed costs are costs that are not directly changed by increasing or decreasing the scale of production in the short term. They take a place even in the case when the company produces nothing, that is, their value does not depend on production volume. The types of fixed costs: depreciation, rents, costs of capital repairs, the percentage of the loan for the purchase of equipment, payment of taxes, insurance premiums, administrative expenses etc. On the other hand, variable costs are such costs, the value of which directly depends on the scale of production. The types of variable costs ...

Business Role-play: Negotiation

Business Role-play: Negotiation

Introduction

This negotiation took place between two different teams. The first team, made up of three team members, was tasked with selling a product to the second team for sale in retail stores in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. During this negotiation, both teams had a clear goal: to make a good business deal and build a good relationship with members of the other team. This was mainly a preliminary negotiation, which means that both teams were talking primarily about a single product. This product is a protein powder, which team 1—the sales team—claims is ...

An Analysis of Merger & Acquisition Strategy

Introduction There has been a major fall in the oil prices in past two years from 2014-2016. The decline in oil prices has led to a major impact on the energy sector making it difficult for energy producer companies to survive. However, despite the falling oil prices and damp prospects, there has been a major announcement of merger and acquisition that touched the $300 billion dollar mark in 2016, while the deal announcements in 2015 were in the tune of $3.2 trillion across the globe. Most of the surge in the energy sector is attributed to some of the ...

Introduction

Legal Documents/Agreements for day to day Management of New Business Venture One of the documents that would be needed for the day-to-day management is the article of incorporation. It enbles the ownwers to be successful in starting the business. A key mistake that start-up owners make is the failure to provide an appropriate structure. It can be understood by the fact that if the company’s ownwers do not identify an appropriate legal structure, it can lead to high level taxes and legal liabilities. Hence, the companies should fill with the Internal Revenue Service to develop a specific legal ...

Introduction

The list of Contemporary Business Leaders presents information about some of the greatest business leaders of the 21st Century. What they had in common is that they developed a vision and a mission and implemented it in order to establish their businesses and steer the businesses through different situations as they provided value to consumers. This paper will conduct an in-depth study into a major business leader of our time and review some of the elements and features unique to his leadership and governance styles. This individual will be reviewed is Jeff Bezos, co-founder of Amazon one of the ...

Introduction

The aim of every business is to make as much profit as possible, by selling their goods and services to the consumers in the most efficient ways (Friedman, 2007). At times, it is not possible for the producers to sell their goods and services to the consumers, thereby requiring an intermediary that will make it possible for the producer to reach the consumers. These intermediaries are called marketing channels, and they help in the transfer of the ownership of goods, from their point of production to their point of consumption. In other words, marketing channels make it possible for ...

KMS Design Intervention in Banking Industry

Introduction Banking institutions are under significant competition and pressures emanating from the market. Due to these reasons, banking organizations may experience credit reduction growth to private sectors, poor investments, high-interest rates, and inadequate management of risks. However, banking businesses would lose meaning without customers. Ensuring good relationship with clients contributes to the developments of any particular organization. Business systems that invest in customer knowledge concerning services that they offer stand a chance for future innovation. Surviving institutions retain valuable and accurate information from the profiles of their individual clients. These may include needs, demands, and wants of the specific ...

Executive summary

Demand and supply is the basic concept of economics and hence it is the backbone of market economies around the world. Demand implies the willingness and potential on the part of a consumer to purchase a product at a specified price while supply indicates the quantity of the same product available in the market for sale. The price is a major factor determining the demand for a product in the market even though the consumer’s income and preference along with the price of certain other complementary products tend to influence the price. Supply of a product in the ...

Introduction

The essence of a company is to take inputs from the external environment, process it and offer it to consumers. In this world where all nations are capitalist in outlook, there are anti-trust laws that means that for any product a company produces, there are many sellers targeting the same or similar consumer. This forms the boundaries of an industry. Each industry has its market – which include the total number of consumers. And firms in the industry seek to gain or expand their market share. In order to capture a higher and bigger market share, a firm will need ...

Progress Report of Research Paper on Credit Card Payments

The aim of this online credit card payment systems in modern times study is to review challenges of credit cards as a means of payments in online shopping. This study appreciates the overall online websites as well as shopper’s perceptions that drive the use of credit cards as an electronic payment method that is secure, can be trusted, convenient, cost effective and anonymous just like traditional methods of payment. This paper is a progress report that details the main activities and findings that were made in the literature review chapter of the study as well as detailing the ...

Introduction

In simple terms, imperfect competition can be referred to as a type of market structure that does not operate in conformity with the laid rules of perfect competition. In imperfect competition, there are so many barriers that prevent fair competition among the market players and also the accessibility to goods by users is limited and not all transparent. Limitations and barriers to such a market may include: prices being influenced by one or a few suppliers, barriers to the entry and exit of a market are quite significant and information about products and their pricing is very limited. Examples ...

In the early years of the auction is rapidly gaining momentum, turning out of the ordinary "flea market" into serious "B2C" portal, where customers have been both legal and natural persons. Its main advantage was due to the availability of the complete absence of commission. Other auctions at that time took about 30% of the transaction value. After AuctionWeb had become the most popular auction in the US, Pierre Omidyar realized that this business becomes complete. After the business maintenance costs began to grow, he decided to introduce a fee of 6% of the value of the goods. The ...

The competition is a prerequisite and characteristic feature of the market. After all, if the basis for the functioning of a market economy put the domination of private ownership of the means of production, which, in turn, acts as a guarantee of freedom of choice for entrepreneurs in their activities, and certainly there is competition between them. The word competition comes from Latin and means to flee together to compete on some other career. This competition is crucial for establishing market prices, which are the main feature of a market economy. Competition (in the economic sense) - the rivalry ...

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Emerging infections are defined by Friis and Sellers (2014) as infectious diseases which were just lately identified and classified taxonomically. The majority of them can cause strong and dangerous epidemics. The term is opposed to the term reemerging infections, which denotes “. . . some ‘old’ diseases, for example, tuberculosis or syphilis, that were renewed because of changed conditions in the chain host-agent-environment (Friis and Sellers, 2014). Beltz (2011) describes such emerging diseases as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, Lyme disease, Respiratory distress syndrome, Lassa fever, Cholera and others. In most cases emerging infections are not caused by mutations in a pathogen (Beltz, 2011). Lashley ( ...

English 111-MJI07

Experience and the law of economics prove that where there is demand, there will always be a supply. For this reason, among others, prohibition will not solve the drug problem in the United States. The prohibition of harmful substances has already been attempted in the United States, and has already shown to be ineffective in the past century. This was the case with alcohol. People, who wanted to get the coveted drink, found a way to get it (Doremus and Canet 4). Of course, in order to buy alcohol, which was not recognized legally, people went to the underground ...

Does the Dominance of the Big Four Supermarkets Hinder and Damage Competition and What is in the Best Interest of the Consumer?

Introduction

Competition is the best way of ensuring the interest of market stakeholders (Stucke, 2013). Competition in the UK grocery sector has become an issue with the big four supermarkets controlling around 71.7 percent of the market. As of the end of 2015, the individual market shares of the big four supermarkets are 27.9 percent for Tesco, 16.6 percent for J Sainsbury’s, 16.4 percent for Asda, and 10.8 percent for Morrisons (Kantar World Panel, 2016). The UK ...

The Evolution of Economics, Economic Systems and Politics

The science of economics, starting with Adam Smith –the father of economics, is the total efforts for developing an understanding of the economic behaviors of the humans. The science of economics follows a development path in defining the economics. The first definition of the economics was based on the household management. Members of family specialize in completing some specific tasks. The specialization relies on the genders' traditional functions. This definition was developed by the philosophers in the ancient times before the Dark Age in Europe. Adam Smith developed this definition by creating a theoretical economic system which has the ...

Introduction

In the real estate business, closing or finalizing a certain deal stands as one of the mysterious processes for those who are selling or buying property for the very first time. Apart from specific paperwork, the concerned parties have to go through and carry out a lot of other activities. With this concern in mind, this research paper is aimed at making important discussion about the true essence of what the real estate closings really stand for. Apart from defining this concept with succinct detail, it is imperative to define all those activities and processes that lead to or ...

Financial recess is never a novel term. Depressions have always hit the financial system of the world, and the latest recess America is most likely not the final one. Nonetheless, many issues worked together to make the recent U.S crisis the worst financial recession since the global downturn. These factors include failures of market, weaknesses in the execution of policy, as well as macroeconomic problems. The primary concept, which had controlled economic thinking for many years, was that markets functioned. The appropriate prices often get a buyer as well as a seller. Besides, millions of sellers, as well as ...

Chief executive officers (CEOs) are among the most important members of any business organization. CEOs plan and direct company policies to make a company more profitable for its shareholders. Their personality traits can directly influence the potential of the business, and affect how people working for the CEO interact with him/her to complete their jobs. Indeed, the leadership attributes of those at the top set the business culture that is projected to the world. Therefore, it is the duty of the CEO to maintain high standards of ethics, thought, and leadership; Wal-Mart’s CEO, Douglas McMillon, has done just ...

The institutional affiliation

Amazon.com, Inc. is considered as the leading e-commerce retailer in the United States possessing over $70 billion revenue in 2015. The company maintains a lean focus on increasing its operating income by constantly raising its revenue and managing its working capital and expenditures. Thus, the Amazon’s customer base demonstrates a constant increase, mainly because of the low costs; however, prices are not the sole contributor to its success (Becker, Uhr, Vering, & Ehlers, 2001). Amazon pursues a concentration strategy in which it uses the Internet as the major distribution channel. Well-organized product information and sophisticated algorithms make the shopping ...

International Marketing

International Marketing Marketing is simply a legit communication between sellers and buyers with an objective of transaction whereby, a seller sells goods or services to the buyers. There are so many things that sellers can sell to the buyers, but food seems to be the most common good that sellers sell worldwide, simply because food is a basic commodity in the lives of people. Different countries have different tastes and preferences to various foods, meaning that what one country produces and sells is not what another country produces and sells. Therefore, there is a need for international marketing that ...

Introduction

The strategy is the purpose and direction an organization takes to get to its future and achieve long-term goals. It involves motivating trustees in the organization to engage meaningfully with the external environment. The organization, thus, matches its diverse capabilities with the needs of the stakeholders. An organization and in this case the MacDonald has a strategy that determines how the business relates to the outside world. It also determines how the organization will take every opportunity to innovate, improvise as well as make improvements. MacDonald should have a strategy that concentrates on priorities, making sure that the organization’ ...

Amazon in emerging markets

The Amazon Corporation is one of the largest and most influential in the world. Started as a book vendor in 1994, it is transformed into “a global “customer-centric company serving consumers, sellers, and developers with operations in twenty-two countries” ( WDI Publishing). Nowadays, it is one of the world leaders in e-commerce. This fact is proved by the Figure 1 (Osawa, J., Mozur, P., and Winkler, R., 2014). Figure 1 Comparison of Selected Electronic Commerce / Technology Companies According to business dictionary, emerging markets are “new market structures arising from digitalization, deregulation, globalization, and open-standards, that are shifting the balance ...

AdGrove.com

Adgrove.com is an internet advertisement infomediary or adfomeiary that specializes in providing radio advertisement information to small businesses that are looking to advertise on radio . The company presented a business plan to potential investors in order to raise setup capital. The plan presented the overview of the company, the target demographic, the marketing strategy, the operations strategy and the financial overview. Creating and buying ad spaces is a time-intensive process that involves several hours of transactions (sometimes to the tune of 3 weeks) and several disparate pieces of information. As such these activities are very expensive for small business ...

Internal Analysis of McDonald’s Corp.

Introduction McDonald’s is the biggest chain of hamburger fasts food cafes around the world with over 50 million consumers. The corporation was started in 1940 by two brothers in San Bernardino, California (McDonald’s. com, 2016). Today, McDonald's is the leader in global food service retail with around 35,000 locations in more than 100 nations. However, most of its worldwide restaurants are owned and operated by independent local business people. Additionally, the alignment strength in McDonald’s is its franchisees and suppliers. This system has been the reason for the long-term success of the corporation. In the ...

Market Structure

In simple terms, market structure refers to the classification of the various types of markets, based on their unique features on how they allocate prices of a given product in the market. The aspect is primarily classified into two, which include perfect and imperfect market.

Oligopoly

Refers to a type of market structure where there are few sellers in a given economy with many buyers for the commodity. With oligopoly, the sellers have an influence on the commodity price in the market and can significantly affect competition. An example of a company to indicate the above case is the mobile ...

Introduction

Markets provide a platform for the exchange of goods and services. Normally, different regions – continents, countries, states, counties and villages – have varying amounts of resources. Some have abundance while others have scarcity, of a particular commodity. The market is the interaction of the forces of demand and supply for these products, an economic interaction that determines prices for the goods and services. On one hand there is the producer looking to sell his/her goods in exchange for money, and the other hand has a consumer who wants to buy the produce. Essentially, markets provide people with options and alternatives. ...

For this paper, the commodity selected for analysis is tea. The paper will examine the team market on a worldwide basis in terms of supply, demand, price history, market structure, and other relevant economic aspects relating to the commodity. According to World Atlas (1), tea is the second most popular beverage in the world. This implies that there is a huge supply and demand for tea globally. Globally, tea is a major import and export commodity. In most markets such as Kenya, India, and Sri-Lanka, sellers sell their commodity through tea auctions and exchanges. Sellers and buyers organize these ...

Over the years, the number of business transactions that take place online has continuously risen. Online providers have improved the quality of services they offer to the consumers; this has attracted a larger population of customers. Competition among online retailers is becoming more vigorous. Online shopping has also enabled companies to reach their consumers everywhere. Communication and information technology have made online shopping possible by reaching a wide market in a variety of geographic location. For consumer interaction, through e-commerce, most businesses are trying to obtain a competitive advantage. Technology has enabled consumers to have access to information about ...

Introduction

Denning (2013) had written “What Went Wrong At Boeing?” news article and reported about the failure of Boeing in its outsourcing and offshoring when the company outsourced some parts for the manufacturing and development of Boeing 787. The purpose of the article was to explore and explain the more focused and specific mistakes and errors made by Boeing in outsourcing and offshoring handling and strategic decision making. The company aimed to control and reduce the cost of in-house production of those parts for that the company lacks the required efficiencies and skills for such products. In the results of ...

INTRODUCTION

Samsung as an innovative company maintains its leadership position in the TV market at global level. In 2014, it earned 1st position in relation to global TV market share (28.3%) across all product lines of flat-panel TV. In 2015, the company secured the leadership position by offering a range of innovative products like UHD, Curved and ultra-large-size TVs, and SUHD TV. The product (Samsung TV) is chosen because of the innovation the company has made in relation to the product. The company to increase the growth of the TV product lines as well as customer satisfaction collaborated with the ...

Abstract

Worldwide, ovarian cancer is ovarian cancer is the sixth most diagnosed cancer and is responsible for the most deaths annually than any other disease of the female reproductive system. It has a poor prognosis because the symptoms are vague even into Stage IV of the disease. Epithelial ovarian cancer constitutes about 90% of diagnosed cases. Research has demonstrated that hormone therapy, chronic pelvic inflammation, and BRCA1 and BRCA2 germline pathogenic variants are factors in the etiology of ovarian cancer. BRCA1 and BRCA2 is also associated with breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, fallopian tube cancer, prostate cancer, and primary peritoneal cancer. ...

The 1979 Sale of Goods Act is the most comprehensive pieces of legislation on commercial law in the UK that governs, inter alia, contracts for the sale of goods, implied terms in sale of goods, rules governing the transfer and possession of property (goods) and also provides some of the remedies that purchasers (buyers) may have against sellers for defects in goods or otherwise (Dobson, Dobson & Stokes 2012, p. 10). This Act thus ensures the effectiveness of the legal relationship between businesses and customers, for it contains rules and regulations that seek to protect the rights of buyers and ...

Question 1

Amway was doing well in China, but in 1998, the government of China banned direct selling there, due to some scammers disguised as direct sellers. As direct selling was the Amway’s foundation of marketing, therefore it was a big problem for them. They had to take some decision. Additionally, the government wanted Amway to open physical stores or retailers, regardless of the fact that it’s not their working style. Also, trust was the major factor! Due to some scammers and frauds, the government banned all of the direct sellers without any investigation.

Key Success Factors

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Abstract

Market structure refers to the interaction between various buyers and sellers. Different market structures have different characteristics. The characteristics of the market structure determine the realized outcomes. There are three main market structure: perfect competition, oligopoly, and monopoly. Perfect competition has many sellers. Therefore, they do not have any market power. They cannot influence market outcomes. An oligopoly has few firms with some market power. They can influence the outcomes. Monopoly comprises of only one firm with absolute market power. Therefore, it can influence the realized outcomes. This paper highlights the characteristics of the various market structures. It then ...

Government regulations and rules in the Chinese online market

The fact that the Chinese market is a key market for global firms provided a chance for eBay to begin its operations in China. The rapidly expanding middle class and the fact that the economy was booming suggested that eBay could gain from the higher purchasing power of the consumers. However, the case was not to be as eBay withdrew its online auctions business from the China market. The Chinese market is massive but without a strategic plan, it is impossible to make a significant and sustainable presence in such markets. The Chinese culture is diversified when it comes ...

Tesla Motors Inc. is American energy storage and the automotive company that designs, manufactures and sells electric vehicle powertrain components and battery products. Tesla Motors is also a public company that trades on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the symbol TSLA (Carlson & Robertson, 2014). Tesla Motors company manufactures home and office battery charging equipment and has also installed a network of high-powered Superchargers across North America, Asia, and Europe. The company also operates a destination charging program where shops and restaurants among other venues are offered fast chargers for their customers. The market structure in which Tesla Motors competes ...

IPhone Apps’ Price Effect on iPhone Marketing

The price of complements is among the things that affect the overall demand for a commodity. Admittedly, people value an item based on its durability, features, and cost. Having this in mind, it is possible to figure out the difficulties in marketing the iPhone gadgets based on the apps’ cost. IPhone itself is more expensive than Android phones and still most of the apps’ on its store are for sale, and one cannot access the full versions without coughing out some bucks. Many users might be attracted to the great features of the phone but being driven away with ...