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Is the customer the person who pays?
Yes, the customer pays
What is the hypothesis of sales promotion?
The hypothesis of sales promotion is to get people into a store or to get rid of merchandise. With stores, the invoices are paid 10 days after the merchandise is received or the store pays 24% interest. The store needs to move merchandise. The hypothesis is that by reducing the price on some items, they can sell more full price items. The advertising in todays paper is aimed at girls at the age when their body shapes are changing. They need new clothes. There are several items on sale for them. Other items are for women at the age when they have become new mothers. Their body shapes have also changed. They need new clothes. Some items are on sale. They will need more. They want them into the store. With cars, the cheapest model is the advertised one. The beautiful model with all the bells and whistles is more.
Quel est L'effet du pays d'origine sur les attitudes du consommateur?
L'effet pays d'origine a une influence sur la formation des croyances, mais pas directement sur les attitudes vis-à-vis du produit. Chao (1993) a décomposé le concept de pays d'origine en pays d'assemblage et pays de conception (« country of design »). le pays de fabrication a un effet plus important que le pays de conception sur la qualité perçue du produit Dans le cas de marque générique très connues (Sony), l'effet marque semble dépasser l'effet pays d'origine (Johansson, 1992).
What is meant in retail by the 'point of sale'?
In retail stores the point of sale is where the final transaction is made and completed. This means when a cash desk, cashier or automatic cashier totals up the bill and one pays the final amount, this is the point of sale.
It Pays to Advertise do you agree?
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What is the definition of consumer surplus?
Consumer surplus is the amount a buyer is willing to pay minus the amount the buyer actually pays.
What is the salaries of a player in the Arizona Fall League and who pays it?
Each player in the league will be paid a different amount depending on their value. The ticket, merchandise, and concession sales will pay the salaries.
What is the definition of marking up?
In retail sales, the markup is the difference in price between what the consumer pays (the retail price) and what the retailer pays (the wholesale price). This represents the retailer's gross revenue, which is then applied to his costs and the balance is his profit. Even products which seem to be very cheap may actually be considerably marked up, if the retailer forces its supplier to lower the wholesale price, and as a result the supplier forces the manufacturer to sell to him at less than cost. This is how Walmart makes its money.
Who pays Vince McMahon?
The fans. Anyone that buys tickets or PPV's, or merchandise. He is the head of the WWE.
What does sob mean in shipping terms?
Shipping on board-buyer owns merchandise at shipment and pays for shipment.
The co-pay is the amount that the pays for the prescription?
The co-pay is the amount that the patient pays. It is usually a percentage of the overall cost.
Why for the same inventary level a revenue-sharing contract will result in a lower sales effort from the retailer than if the retailer has paid for product is responsible for all remaining Inventory?
When the retailer pays for the product, And has an inventory of stock, The total stock cost , which includes -interest on the amount spent on stocks plus the warehousing cost plus the overheads cost DRIVES THE RETAILER TO SELL FASTER, SELL MORE AND REDUCE THE TOTAL STOCK HOLDING COST AND ADD TO HIS PROFIT. The retailer puts forth a lower sales effort because they are paid less on a per unit basis to sell items under a revenue sharing contract than under a buyback or a classic retail contract. The manufacturer and retailer agree to share a fraction of the retailer's revenue after agreeing on a low wholesale price. The low wholesale price triggers a larger order from the retailer, and this can increase supply chain surplus if all product is sold. What happens in practice is that the retailer has a smaller upside under the revenue sharing arrangement and loses the incentive to push merchandise.
What is a store retailer?
A store retailer is considered the middle man in a sale; therefore, there are other levels of the sale to be considered. The retailer buys from the wholesaler then sells to the consumer. So, the order of design is theproduct/service, the wholesaler to the retailer to the consumer. The price the consumer pays suppose to cover the costs of the retailer, the wholesaler, and the product/service itself.
Bob is going to a store he wants to know how much change he will get back from him paying 5.00 and he pays with an 10.00 biil?
If Bob buys $5.00 worth of merchandise and pays with a $10 bill, he will get $5.00 back.
If buyer pays the freight cost of delivering merchandise what is the delivery term?
Free On Board Destination (FOB Destination). This means that the seller pays the the freight costs from the shipping point to the buyer's final destination.
What is a taxation strategy where everyone pays the same dollar amount regardless of income?
A taxation strategy where everyone pays the same dollar amount regardless of income is a?
How does an NBA team get its income?
Mostly TV Contracts, Tickets, Advertising, Merchandise, but they don't have too make surplus, as the owner pays anyway.
