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According to research from Cornell University, food and beverage servers tend to receive higher tips from their customers. (T/F) correct answers True A menu is considered to be the most effective internal marketing took for a restaurant. (T/F) correct answers True When a single corporate identity operates more than one property with all properties resorting to central headquarters, the form of ownership is known as "private". (T/F) correct answers False Fast food restaurant are often ...

what does marketing involve? correct answers target market identify needs products and services what prices to set what methods of communication facility details developing partnerships what are examples of marketing management tasks? correct answers developing strategies (LT and ST) capture marking insights through research connecting with customer build stronger brands create and deliver quality communicate value through integrated marketing when working with integrated market...

Why is international marketing important? correct answers Creates opportunities for: 1. COUNTRIES - economic advantage - growth of consumption, higher spending on economy, expansion of economy - economic multiplier - creates jobs, builds on existing capabilities. 2. FIRMS - opportunities for expansion, growth of profitability and revenues - larger market access, economies of scale - take advantage of differing wants and needs with increased economies of scope 3. PEOPLE - creates jobs, b...

IOP3703 Exam Memo Part 1 – The competent human being: The latest research shows the importance of developing employees on all levels of the organisation on a continual basis. Human Capacity Development – the focus is on developing behaviour, skills, attitudes and competencies that will enhance the overall quality of a person’s work life. Growth Psychology’s aim is to find and define a healthy personality. They argue that it is necessary for human beings to strive for that a...

WGU C201 Business Acumen Chapter 11, 12, 13: Marketing Marketing - correct answer The process for discovering unmet customer needs, researching potential markets, producing goods or services to satisfy targeted customers, promoting, pricing, and distributing. The organizational function and set of processes for creating, communicating and delivering value to customers, managing customer relations, advocates ideas or viewpoints and educating others. How does marketing create utility? - cor...

Marketing (Ans- The process for discovering unmet customer needs, researching potential markets, producing goods or services to satisfy targeted customers, promoting, pricing, and distributing. The organizational function and set of processes for creating, communicating and delivering value to customers, managing customer relations, advocates ideas or viewpoints and educating others. How does marketing create utility? (Ans- Creates time, place, and ownership utility. Utility: ability of...

Final Exam ReviewOften seen as a measure of time, and usually means the time left over after work, sleep, household chores and personal obligations have been completed. - correct answer Leisure Time Variety of activities to be undertaken during leisure time. - correct answer Recreation A space or location that includes particular attractions and configurations of vacation resorts, infrastructure to support. - correct answer Local Scale The activities of a person traveling to and staying...

OCR A Level Geography: Paper 3 Case Studies Exam Questions And Answers Bangladesh - ANS - LIC in South Asia - occupies Ganges-Brahmaputra delta, which supports the highest rural population densities in the world - exposure to hazards high and increasing - ability to adapt to climate change limited by poverty Bangladesh - ANS - 60 million live in poverty - GDP per capita: $2364 - 142 on UN HDI Bangladesh: impacts of climate change - ANS - low and flat: 4-5m above seas ...

Quantifiable, indirect effects found through empirical evidence in studies. correct answers Instrumental Benefits/Effects Effects inherent in/essential to arts experience that add value to people's lives. correct answers Intrinsic Benefits Height of art civilization in the West, used as a tool for civilizing natives and immigrants; concern about consumption of popular culture by women and children. correct answers 19th Century Arts Public funding was intended to create a cultural secto...

Quantifiable, indirect effects found through empirical evidence in studies. correct answers Instrumental Benefits/Effects Effects inherent in/essential to arts experience that add value to people's lives correct answers Intrinsic Benefits Height of art civilization in the West, used as a tool for civilizing natives and immigrants; concern about consumption of popular culture by women and children. correct answers 19th Century Arts Public funding was intended to create a cultural sector...