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    the dominant-firm price leadership model because they had a significant cost advantage and a superior product because they were the incumbent in the industry. Too some degree, due to the rebates, 3M was earning an economic profit, while LePage was forced to earn normal profits because they could not offer the same low prices. Chp 5.…

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    Judging from the map included, countries like Brazil, Australia and China have lower gross margins, because they are green, almost blue, which indicates the lower side. The United States has the highest margin at 2,603 percent, followed by Canada at 2,048 percent gross margin. The United State also has the highest revenue for the company out of all countries as well. When it comes to product lines and gross margins, the data has been split up and categorized into two years; 2012 and 2013.…

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    size of the industry and how many players there are and their proportion of the market they control. Profitability of an industry is another factor and it looks into the fundamentals of whether or not the organizations in the industry are earning profits. The competitive structure of the industry is important in determining the strength of the competitive forces. Market diversity examines the range of market segments the industry’s products cover, the more segments the less risky the industry.…

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    crowd to please with store’s amenities and products. However, families with children between ages 2-12 are responsible for a high amount of profit that can be brought back to the store. The amount of people spending money in a store multiplies when a family goes on a shopping expedition. Families create an opportunity to obtain an alternative type of profit compared to single men or women. However, most stores do not provide enough space for families to shop and enjoy a complete experience.…

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    fail simply because people are not committed, focused and dedicated to work very hard and see their business through. Your home based business will be your project for the long term, and you need to work on it consistently until it brings you the profits you…

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    2 – Good business doesn't mean have a good moral, because some businessman just look for the profit. If you have money, they will treat you well, once they earn money from you, and you don't have value anymore, they won't care about you. Some businessman are good in business, because they care about their clients, they don't care if they earn a lot or not, what is important to them is trust of the client, that's why they became successful. 1 – Idiomatically speaking, “going places” in this case…

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    Introduction One of the significant reasons why a corporation is put in place is largely to attain profits. If a corporation is not profitable then there is no reason for its existence. Corporations go far and beyond to make sure that this profit-making motive is satisfied. In most cases to attain as much profits as possible means that the corporations need to ignore some of their responsibilities. The impact they have on the society, environment and culture has raised concerns over the years.…

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    inversely with the profitability of firms. The reason given by Lazaridis and Tryfonidis on the result is firms would get a cheaper price if firms trade with suppliers by cash. The cash trade would decrease the leverage then increase the gross operating profit since firms purchase their inventories with lower…

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    the opportunity cost of every option. For example, if given a set amount of money for an investment, a business must choose between investing funds in securities or using it to purchase new equipment. No matter which option is chosen, the potential profit that is forgone by not investing in the other option is called the opportunity cost. This is often expressed as the difference between the expected returns of each option. Opportunity cost analysis also plays a crucial role in determining a…

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    Ariana Orfanella Star River Electronics Case Study Overall Company Performance Star River’s finances initially lead you to believe that there has been a steady incline of growth and success. The sales increase appears to represent healthy all around healthy growth. Their sales have averaged a steady incline of around 15% growth per year which seems encouraging until you look at several other factors. All of this should be backed up by looking at Net Income, however that’s where the findings…

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