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5. With reference to the risk you mentioned in Q.4, what is your suggested action(s) for Sushiro? Explain. Reference is attached

PURPOSE:The concept of creating shared value (CSV) was articulated by Michael Porter and Mark Kramer. They describe it as “Creating economic value in a way that also creates value for society by addressing its needs and challenges. Businesses must reconnect company success with social progress. Shared value is not social responsibility, philanthropy, or even sustainability, but a new way to achieve economic success.”34 This approach to business is especially relevant in today’s business world as the connection between businesses and their customers becomes stronger through social media attention and easy access to information on the internet. Many customers not only care about the product or service value but also want to know how the company operates and what it stands for. From the company’s perspective, it is also very important to understand that not all profit is equal. Porter and Kramer state, “Profits involving a social purpose represent a higher form of capitalism—one that will…

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Fill in the table of threats and opportunities of the Dove company. Note:There is an example of a table with information, so you know what it refers to. Fill in the empty table, referring to Dove.

What is the bunker surcharges how impact to oil prices?

The Gray Ferrari I t all got started when Robert L. Johnson had dinner at Mr. K’s Chinese restaurant with Michael Jordan of the Washington Wizards and David Falk, the leading sports agent. When the discussion turned to cars, Johnson mentioned his interest in getting a Ferrari. Both Falk and Jordan recommended their respective dealers but Johnson found the going tough. Only a select number of Ferraris are made annually, and the automaker limits how many are sold through U.S. dealers to about 1,000 units. In practice, anyone placing an order would have to wait over two years for delivery for a car that would cost $200,000 to $300,000 depending on the model. A New Jersey dealer had a Ferrari available, but, at $300,000, Johnson felt the price was too high. Michael Jordan’s dealer had a 360 Modena available for $160,000. Although he bought it, it was not exactly what he had wanted because the Modena is not a convertible. Franco Nuschese, the owner of Georgetown’s…

Note: Kindly answer nos. 4-7 only. Thank you 1. Did Netflix underestimate the pushback from their price increase? 2. Did Netflix underestimate the bad publicity from their new pricing   structure? 3.Did Netflix underestimate the number of subscription cancellations   that resulted from their new pricing structure? 4. Is Netflix actually correct in moving from mail order distribution   to online streaming? 5. Did Netflix implement too quickly? 6. Can Netflix compete with Amazon Prime?  7. Make a SWOT and PEST analysis of Netflix, Inc.

Part 1 BOR Analysis-What is Tesla’s SCA? Brand –How does the TESLA brand create value? What parts (think IBM) are the most valuable? Describe. Use your IBM analysis from earlier this semester Offerings–What does TESLA offer that creates a Sustainable Competitive Advantage (SCA)? Pick one offering (except insurance) that Tesla provides and explain how they create value/moats/barriers to competitors. Relationships–What relationships does TESLA have have that create value/SCA? List all relationships you can think of and explain how they create value/moats/barriers to competitors. Part 2 For the SCA you provided, please discuss the likelihood that a competitor could battle you on that front. In other words, what might a competitor attempt to do to counteract the SCA you described in Part 1?

Q1. Telecommunication market in Singapore, comparing each film (Singtel vs M1 vs Starhub vs others): WIth the above comparison, discuss the objectives of Price Discrimination and capturing consumer surplus. Support your discussion with a diagram.

TRUE FALSE QUESTIONS Assuming that there is no default and inflation (inflation is stable) risk on bonds, using the IS-LM framework with rigid prices, if a recession is expected in the future, the yield curve is negatively inclined. In the Solow model for long-term growth, a higher level of the saving rate does not assure a lower level of consumption per capita in the long run Two countries are identical in all aspects, but country A has a higher capital-labour ratio than country B. According to the Solow model, country A will growth faster. In Neo-Keynesian models, money is not neutral in the short term. If the Central Bank increases the supply of money, prices increase but also output increases, given the presence of some forms of price-rigidity. Economic aggregates periodically fluctuate around a long-run trend. We call this phenomenon the business cycle. After a recession, we can predict that a new recession will arrive exactly in 8-10 years. One way to model infinite per capita…

correctly explain question and not copy paste Q) Give an example of policies that both the International Monetary Fund & World Bank should implement to fully rid the impoverishment in the Global South

Question 2                            Consider the following extract and then answers the questions that follow:    How SA's recession is impacting consumer spending    Consumers are actively doing pre‐shopping research either through broadsheets or online, and comparing retailers’ offerings to seek out the best value before even leaving the house. Consumers simply no longer purchase certain items, pointing to their extreme need for frugality in current market conditions. Added to this, consumers have also changed the way they use these products in their homes to maximise usage and minimise wastage. This includes the alternative use of products, like using margarine in place of cooking oil and fragranced body lotion instead of perfume.   Q.2.1 Discuss the impact of the economy on consumer behaviour. Note: it is important that you consider using examples that is relevant and specific to the scenario provided when responding to this question.

Mylan's Epipen from 2007 to 2016 How did certain laws and regulations make it possible for Mylan to increase the price of Epipen (consider both intellectual property laws and FDA regulations)? What were the results of the price increase, in terms of new competition from other companies producing epinephrine delivery products? Do these results (change in quantity produced, change in prices, availability of options) have any bearing on the ethics of Mylan's price increase?

Which statement about Disneyland Paris' terrorism risk is not true? The risk of terrorism in France has had no effect on Disneyland Paris. A series of terror attacks in Paris have worsened financial pressure on Disneyland Paris. O The risk of terrorism in France decreased tourism spending by more than 6.5% in 2016. The risk of terrorism in France decreased tourism by 5% in the first 9 months of 2016. QUESTION 2 In 2017 the Walt Disney Company changed its investment strategy in France to O international joint venture O license wholly-owned subsidiary export O O O

Need immediate help with Econ question! The Bank of International Settlements (BIS), a somewhat secretive organization based in Switzerland, recently touted the idea of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The CBDC has been gaining popularity among the so-called global elite. To quote a New York Times article  To keep their money relevant, many central banks are experimenting with digital versions of their currencies. These currencies are virtual, like Bitcoin; but unlike Bitcoin, which is a private enterprise, they are issued by the state and function much like traditional currencies. The idea is for central banks to introduce these digital currencies in limited circulation — to exist alongside cash as just another monetary option — and then to broaden their circulation over time, as they gain in popularity and cash fades away...A central-bank digital currency can [sic] be a useful policy tool. Typically, if the Federal Reserve wants to stimulate consumption and investment, it can…

Discussion Topic Explain the relationship between financing and marketing strategies. Choose a product or service you use often. Having learned aboit both marketing and finance, describe the financial decisions that you believe have gone into marketing this product or service. Exit Grade

Profit Centers: Hospitals Suburban General Hospital owns and operates several communityhospitals in North Carolina. One of its hospitals, Cordona Community Hospital, is a not-for-profitinstitution that has not met its financial targets in the past several years because of decreasing volume.It has been losing market share largely because of the entrance of a new competitor, JeffersonMemorial Hospital. Jefferson has successfully promoted itself as the premier provider of qualitycare; its slogan is “Patients Come First.” To compete with Jefferson, Cordona has developed a new[LO 18-3][LO 18-3][LO 18-3]Final PDF to printerChapter 18 Strategic Performance Measurement: Cost Centers, Profit Centers, and the Balanced Scorecard 821blo17029_ch18_775-825.indd 821 02/19/18 09:10 AMdepartment, guest services, to improve patient relations and overall customer service. Guest servicespersonnel will be positioned throughout the hospital and at major entrances to help patients andtheir families get where…