Choose wisely you will have to determine which devices are necessary for each employee of a company, proposing a specific model for each one and looking for a supplier that offers it to you at the most competitive cost possible. To do so, you will have to choose one of these three company options: Option A: Management Dedicated to the management and advice of individuals and small companies in legal procedures, such as payroll, contracts, inheritance, taxes... Workers: ▸ Ana María Polo, director and owner. She coordinates the other workers, visits clients, makes presentations. She takes care of the best cases. ▸ Walter and Daisy, administrative. They do most of the day-to-day work. Their contract allows them to work from home one week each month. ▸ Alex, support staff. Keeps backup copies of documentation, organizes files, prints and photocopies... Option B: Logistics and distribution company. Its activity is focused on B2B distribution and delivery of products of all kinds. ▸ William and Brenda drive and physically deliver the products. They must mark each order they deliver on a company app and are in constant contact with Norman electronically. ▸ Daisy, sales representative. She visits potential clients to win contracts. She also takes care of public relations, going to professional congresses to find interesting opportunities. Option C: Design your own company You can opt for a real company or make one up, following the examples above. Once you have chosen the company, you should make a purchase proposal, establishing which devices you think each employee needs according to their functions and work (computer, smartphone, barcode reader, printer, scanner...) and offering a specific model and a specific store where you would buy it, justifying why you have chosen that model with those features and that specific store (for example, because it is the one that offers a lower cost adding price and shipping costs, or because it offers an extended warranty). Remember that it is important that you do a previous documentation work and that you rely on the sources you find to explain why you have chosen a device with those features. The student chooses efficient suppliers for the devices (reliable, appropriately priced and that ship or have stores in their area of residence). • The purchase proposal is expressed clearly, with correct language, following the appropriate standards and with a professional presentation. - Workers: Norman, the manager. He organizes the distribution routes, keeps the company's accounts, takes care of material purchases, etc.

Choose wisely you will have to determine which devices are necessary for each employee of a company, proposing a specific model for each one and looking for a supplier that offers it to you at the most competitive cost possible. To do so, you will have to choose one of these three company options: Option A: Management Dedicated to the management and advice of individuals and small companies in legal procedures, such as payroll, contracts, inheritance, taxes... Workers: ▸ Ana María Polo, director and owner. She coordinates the other workers, visits clients, makes presentations. She takes care of the best cases. ▸ Walter and Daisy, administrative. They do most of the day-to-day work. Their contract allows them to work from home one week each month. ▸ Alex, support staff. Keeps backup copies of documentation, organizes files, prints and photocopies... Option B: Logistics and distribution company. Its activity is focused on B2B distribution and delivery of products of all kinds. ▸ William and Brenda drive and physically deliver the products. They must mark each order they deliver on a company app and are in constant contact with Norman electronically. ▸ Daisy, sales representative. She visits potential clients to win contracts. She also takes care of public relations, going to professional congresses to find interesting opportunities. Option C: Design your own company You can opt for a real company or make one up, following the examples above. Once you have chosen the company, you should make a purchase proposal, establishing which devices you think each employee needs according to their functions and work (computer, smartphone, barcode reader, printer, scanner...) and offering a specific model and a specific store where you would buy it, justifying why you have chosen that model with those features and that specific store (for example, because it is the one that offers a lower cost adding price and shipping costs, or because it offers an extended warranty). Remember that it is important that you do a previous documentation work and that you rely on the sources you find to explain why you have chosen a device with those features. The student chooses efficient suppliers for the devices (reliable, appropriately priced and that ship or have stores in their area of residence). • The purchase proposal is expressed clearly, with correct language, following the appropriate standards and with a professional presentation. - Workers: Norman, the manager. He organizes the distribution routes, keeps the company's accounts, takes care of material purchases, etc.

Microeconomic Theory

12th Edition

ISBN:9781337517942

Author:NICHOLSON

Publisher:NICHOLSON

Chapter17: Capital And Time

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.6P

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