3. Wholesalers and retailers are commonly referred to as

A. franchises.

B. trade businesses.

C. trade agreements.

D. cooperatives.

4. A type of business that takes resources from the environment and converts them into a form that can be sold to manufacturers is a(n)

A. farming business.

B. extraction business.

C. retailer.

D. wholesaler.

5. A type of business that earns money through donations, government grants, or the sale of goods and services is a

A. nonprofit corporation.

B. sole proprietorship.

C. cooperative.

D. subchapter S corporation.

6. A type of business in which an established company sells the right for others to use the company's name and operating plan to sell products or services is a(n)

A. franchise.

B. farming business.

C. e-commerce business.

D. nonprofit corporation.

7. A type of business that buys goods and then sells them directly to consumers is a(n)

A. manufacturer.

B. extraction business.

C. retailer.

D. wholesaler.

Answer:

Explanation:

3. Trade Business ... including any and all business that buy from others companies to sell to the public.

4. Extraction business ... as they extract materials from the earth so that manufacturers can create valuable products for customers.

5. nonprofit corporation ... these corporations are legal entities which do not operate as a business and usually make all of their money through donations and grants to use for the benefit of the public, but can also sell goods and services for money.

6. franchise. ... there are many examples of franchises such as McDonalds, Target, Walmart etc. All of which sell the rights to individuals to operate under the franchises name.

7.  retailer ... in other words these are the final stores where customers ultimately purchase the product. This can either be a brick and mortar store or an online shop.

Which of the following is a benefit associated with regional economic integration?
A. Trade creation
B. Trade diversion
C. Loss of jobs
D. Loss of sovereignty

Which economic effect does a central bank hope to achieve by buying back large amounts of treasury security

the bank allows you to borrow money up to a specific amount

What do you know, or have heard, about the U.S. Economy currently?

... is an economic system where consumers can choose what to buy and where to buy

A. Planned economic system
B. Mixed economic system
C. Market economic system
D. Tradition economic system ​

2. Find the lump sum that must be set aside today to make quarterly payments of $9,000 for 10 years, assuming 8% compounded quarterly. Find the interest
The present value is $113,800.68. The interest earned on this amount over 10 years would be $246,199.32.
The present value is $60,390.72. The interest earned on this amount over 10 years would be $113,800.68.
The present value is $246,199.32. The interest earned on this amount over 10 years would be $113,800.68.
The present value is $33,535.36. The interest earned on this amount over 10 years would be $60,390.72.

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Ok ok ok I know posted another idea ready for feedback earlier but here's another one.
A bookstore where the different genres are actually themed. So nonfiction would be the main room and to a newcomer, it would be the only thing they saw but if they were to ask where the mystery books were the clerk/employee (this employee would have a very unassuming generic uniform so they don't stand out) would hand them their first clue (all sneaky-like) to find the hidden door to the mystery section! (There would be 3 doors to the room and every month or so the clues and door that is unlocked/can be used to access the mystery room would be changed). The mystery section would be themed kinda like sherlock holmesy, all old stuff and things that would look like clues ("blood" stains, broken lamps, magnifying glasses, books open on the desk et cetera). The fantasy section door would be accessed by pulling a large tasseled cord which would trigger a large bell to ring and the door would pop open close to them. This room would have large "trees" in each corner that have the traits of each season with different ornate lamps hanging from the boughs along with different iconic items from famous fantasy books. To get to the sci-fi section there would just be a LARGE red button with no markers that a person could press to enter the "control deck". After they press the button the doors would slide open and the room would be bathed in red light with a voice playing over the loudspeaker giving the button pusher urgent instructions to save the spaceship from disaster (which would be different on specific days of the week). The inside would look like a spaceship "control deck" with a control panel consisting of different buttons and switches that must be activated in accordance with the voice over the loudspeaker (the buttons and switches would also make sound). An employee would be in a backroom controlling the lights in the whole building (all the lights would turn off if the button pusher failed to press the right buttons in the right order in time) if they do succeed the employee would come out, congratulate them, and see if they need any help finding anything. If they fail they would come out and push a couple of buttons so that the lights 'come back on' (the lights would be on a 10-15 sec timer or something and turn on on their own). The dystopian fiction section is underneath the fantasy section and has a steampunk theme. It is accessed by a trapdoor in the floor. The horror section would be accessed by pulling a random skull lever in the main room which would give the client a skull key with a tag that has an eerie rhyme telling the client where to find the door. The door would look ornate and creepy and it would have a dead-looking 'tree' (not a real tree there will be various plants to give the building life but yeah not this one) with an animatronic crow or two on it occasionally crowing. The clerk at the cash register would automatically ask for the key when they check out. Example: "Did you visit the horror room today? Yes? Okay, kindly return the key of Hades. Thank you. Have a nice day!" Or something like that with an equally creepy or creepier name for the key.

Okay, that's all I have for now but answer with your feedback and ideas for other room genres if you have them! Thanks so much!

Project: How Entrepreneurs Improve the Economy
This project will focus on researching different ways that entrepreneurs improve the economy. You will then explore these ways and
explain whether you agree or disagree with how each can improve the economy.
During this project, you'll accomplish the following:
O Objectives
• Research at least five ways that entrepreneurs improve the economy and explain whether you agree or disagree with each.
Directions
Use the Internet to research different ways that entrepreneurs improve the economy. You will need to have at least five ways. Be sure
to include the URL links you used as resources in the space below.
Now that you have completed the research, record your findings in the table below and include the links,
1 Fillin five ways that entrepreneurs improve the economy

Which of the following caused readership of The Boston Globe to plummet?

A. poor journalism

B. a competitor

C. online news

D. rising subscription costs

Companies that fail to identify needs risk which of the following?

A. loss of customers

B. wasteful spending

C. increasing interest

D. increasing debt

answer this question plz n thank you. (posted the 1st n 2nd question. gonna post 2 other ones.)
3. Many jobs in the Personal Services pathway—such as hairdresser, personal trainer, massage therapist or barber—involve caring for people’s physical needs. List two important qualities that might be needed for success in these kinds of careers and explain how each of the qualities you mentioned are important to finding success in this field.

A financial institution that accepts deposits makes loans and provides other services as a nonprofit organization is called a:
A. Credit Union
B. Retail Bank
C. Title Pawn Lender
D. Payday Lender

Which of the following statements best describes positive customer
relations:
A business conducts 100 customer transactions per day,
A business has no customer complaints.
A business advertises to attract new customers.
A business listens to customer feedback.

I am MrBeast and if you can guess what number I am thinking of between 1 and 100 I will give $10,000. Comment or answer.

suppose you are the general manager of a business. supply a separate strategy for each of the following challenges that may arise in the micro environment of the business.

1. The product design team in the marketing department cannot reach consensus on the new product idea and as a result conflict arises

2. When the financial department of the business prepared the financial statements for year end, they realised that the business does not generate sufficient profit to keep the shareholders happy.


3. The general manager requested audit reports from the administration department, but the administration department cannot find the audit report complied by an external accounting firm ​

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How are prototypes helpful to a company’s marketing team?

What are common tasks performed by Law, Public Safety, and Security workers? Check all that apply.
inspecting facilities
patrolling and guarding an area
preparing reports
interpreting and analyzing evidence
repairing broken equipment
designing household products
setting up computers

Starbucks just released study Starbucks coffee increases your life span what is the change in demand or quantity demand