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staff are willing to help customer get best shopping experience which other company may not do which give them a competitive advantage over rival and make customer life easier. Furthermore another example of qualitative of Sainsbury is “Popped into Sainsbury’s, Sunderland (riverside) looking for a bag of flour, didn’t have the one I wanted but the shop ass. that helped me was so helpful, I didn’t see what his name was, but bless him he carried my basket to where home baking was, so kind, staff…

are subtracted and it is the amount of money that they get to spend on themselves. This will mean that Sainsbury’s will have to have more cheaper products as people will want to buy food and other items cheaper however if the interest rate decreases this will mean that more people will have more money to spend on themselves as they have to pay less money for mortgages a. This means that Sainsbury’s can have more expensive products in their stores as people have more money and this means that…

influenced by their surroundings, and marketers should use this information to encourage healthy habits. Advertisements which promote recycling and environmental awareness could allow these children to guide their parents into changing their lifestyle. “Sainsbury’s has created the Blue Parrot range of healthy kids’ food, children’s TV channel Nickelodeon promoted fresh fruit and vegetables on its stations and the massive marketing budgets behind the Harry Potter books are credited with…

Assignment Unit 1 Task 1: Businesses on our Doorstep. SAINSBURY’S The History and its Business Activity Sainsbury’s was first established by John James Sainsbury alongside with his wife Mary Ann Sainsbury in 1869 as a minor dairy shop as their first shop on London’s Drury Lane to what has now developed into becoming one of the leading national retailers in the UK. A national business is one that is located all around the UK rather than being a business that is only allocated in one area of the…

will be comparing and contrasting are Tesco and Sainsbury’s which I believe belong to the Oligopoly market structure. The market structure an organisation belongs to is very important because it can determine the firm’s behaviour and performance. Furthermore, Tesco and Sainsbury’s are both top competitors in their industry which mainly concerns grocery shopping, however,…

what customers prefer and know how customers fells about the products. This means Sainsbury’s have to improve their products to improve customers satisfactory. It can impact how a business decides to develop each product and evaluate and analysis products depending on the customers reviews and make it better and higher quality. This is because testing their products means that customers will like it and Sainsbury’s are also able to increase or decrease the product level. Also it helps to decide…

Sainsbury’s motives their employees through rivalry, employees pay start off by giving them the lowest wages possible afterward the employees have to compete among each other to get to a higher rank with Sainsbury’s. in that case the employees are going to push themselves and will have motivation because they have something to achieve and attain this self motivation…

5. Overview A summary of Sainsbury’s & Tesco’s financial performance can be derived from a broad analysis of their statements for the periods (2011-2013). The balance sheets and income statements (from the extended period 2009–2014) are summarised with assumptions made – in Table’s 1–4 in the Appendix. Income Statements Tesco’s income statement shows a year on year increase in revenue from 2009 – 2013 (with a slight drop in 2014). Tesco’s sales for the period are very healthy, selling almost 3…

This influences the strategic decisions made by Sainsbury’s while operating in Egypt. Power distance affects how Sainsbury’s differentiates or diversifies its merchandise to suit the market. This is because societies that accept power distance have social stratification that rank people according to status and wealth and is not considered…

It is believed that their goals to retain the customers by making lives easier everyday by putting out fair prices and quality services to all. To peruse their goals Sainsbury’s have their stores in key locations so that they offer great quality products and services at fair prices all the time; changing the dynamics of the industry to suit the customers lives. The strategic report is fairly divided in sections thus easy…