Business-to-consumer

Introduction Companies are affected by an external environment as much as they are affected by the competitors. International issues influencing business are legal, political, social, technological and economic. In good understanding of these influences is essential while developing a business plan. The factors in the Australian environment affecting Disney 's global and domestic decisions in marketing include: the impact of trade agreements/practices and global economic interdependence,…

The Business to Customer (or B2C) and the Business to Business (or B2B) business models are both models that a business can adopt. Their titles are self-explanatory: Business to Customer businesses sell their products directly to customers, and Business to Business businesses sell their products to other businesses. Although this is the most obvious of their differences, they have other significant differences that must also be discussed. Business to Business and Business to Customer businesses…

how it has been affected by reforms introduced by the Consumer Rights Act 2015. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 reforms the unfair contract terms in consumer contracts. This is covered in part 2 of the Consumers Rights Act which amends the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 in relation to business to consumer contracts and cancels the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 is an important piece of consumer law since the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977. It is a…

Explaining Deceptive Acts or Practices The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) continues to use unfair, deceptive, and abusive acts or practices (UDAAP) as its primary enforcement tool. Over the past four years, the CFPB has used UDAAP to enforce hot button issues such as credit card add-on products, credit card advertising, debt collection, credit reporting and monitoring, auto lending, and mortgage servicing. In the coming years, credit unions should expect to see UDAAP being used…

being controlled. When the FTC were working on new guideline for blogger reviews on products. They never considered all consumer that be on the web page blogging about product they have try and work. They have a right to their own opinion about any product they use. Nevertheless, FTC never had ideas how this would affect the consumer as a whole.…

promote fair competition for benefit of consumers.” The US has 3 major laws concerning anti-trust regulations: The Sherman Anti-Trust Act, The Clayton Act, and The Federal Trade Commission Act. The US is “…world’s top cops on the antitrust beat.” The US has been a model for other countries to also implement anti-trust laws and they have such laws in place to create a free market place that creates aggressive competition between sellers that give the consumer low prices with for good products.…

Abstract: The purpose of the study is to examine the factors that affecting the purchasing behavior of a consumer. 1. Introduction: Consumer goods are products that are purchased for final consumption by the average consumer. It can be called as finished goods; consumer goods are the end result of production and manufacturing. Cosmetic products are also one kind of consumer goods. Cosmetic products are defined as any substances or preparations that are intended to be placed in…

Price elasticity refers to the change in the amount of a product demand due to change in its price. In other words, how much in quantity demand will change due to a single unit change in price. The Supervisors of microwavable food company should make the clients feel like they cannot live without their food, in case the supervisors are planning on increasing the prices for their products. This is because the company is operating in a very competitive market meaning that a slight increase in the…

refrigerator twice. The issue being taken to the courts were whether or not the customer had the right to refund for a refrigerator that had been faulty. Under the act of the Australian Consumer Law it found three offences that the retailer may well have been in breach of, the three breaches found under the Australian Consumer Law were sections 18, 29(m) and…

relationship to the industry in which it currently operates. Samsung became a conglomerate because it was involved with different industries such as electronics, chemicals, shipbuilding and construction. At first, being conglomerated may attract consumers, however it can also reduce company sales and management can experience difficulties with industry knowledge. Throughout the years, Samsung has been leaning towards becoming a highly diverse company. They want to fully utilize their existing…