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Alamo Car Rentals In the early 1990s, Alamo was the most profitable (as a percentage of sales) and fastest growing rental car company in America, despite being only the fifth largest. Its low-cost operating model enabled it to dominate leisure rental markets such as Florida and Hawaii. But Alamo’s management was impatient for growth and had the cash to pursue it. Within the United States, the largest and most lucrative rental car segment was business travel that originated at airports. Alamo figured that even if it could win only a small share of that market by undercutting the rates offered by Hertz and Avis, it could generate a lot of profit given its low overhead costs per car. That was not to be, for reasons that in retrospect were entirely predictable. Alamo succeeded in pursuing individual, budget-conscious business travelers, but not the large corporate accounts that comprised the most volume. Alamo had neither the facilities nor the experience to woo and satisfy business…

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Give a Detailed presentation of an alternative major policy in Utah in comparison to the "Robin Hood" policy in Texas regarding the issue of graduation rates of students. Include when was it enacted, by whom  and major Provisions. Also include evidence impacts of the policy, specifically based on studies or reports(specific data) on the outcomes.

Read the following and Answer the questions that follow:Covid 19 disease outbreak was indeed a global disaster. This pandemic forced for a change inconsumer behavior in almost all the market sectors. The Botswana local restaurant brand ‘TheBraai Place’ had just hit the market to compete with the established international brands likeNandos and others when this disease outbreak hit the world by storm. As a result, consumers wereforced to stop from going out to the restaurant but had to rely more on placing their food ordersonline and they be delivered by the restaurant to the customer’s homes. Something that seriouslycame as a challenge to the local brand that was just gaining its momentum. It had to re-strategizeand employ new ways of adapting to this compelling situation where customers orders were nowonly received, paid for and prepared through an online system. An urgent need for a revampedwebsite, order application system as well as a secure online payment method was what they…

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Sanita bought 45% of Snaidero kitchen design, this is known as: Franchising Greenfield investment O Equity stake Ownership Panasonic the high-definition TV ads in the United States are different from the ones broadcasted in Europe. This in an example of: *

- Customers of bank Dhofar view on e-banking sevices - Islamic banks views on e- banking services The impact of e-banking services on the financial performance on Bank Dhofar 8:07

Give a Detailed presentation of  "Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) legislationin" in Alaska in comparison to the "Robin Hood" policy in Texas regarding the issue of graduation rates of students. Include when was it enacted, by whom  and major Provisions. Also include evidence impacts of the policy, specifically based on studies or reports(specific data) on the outcomes.

FAST PLZ  29-Which of these business decisions will most likely be done by the directors of corporations to save the company during this time of pandemic? Apply cost-saving measures to minimize the expenses of the company Apply aggressive marketing strategies to encourage more customers to purchase None of the choices are correct Remove some partners in the business to lower the income that needs to be provided to them.

Disruptors are focused on a particular innovative technology or process in everything from mobile payments to insurance. they have been attacking some of the most profitable elements of the financial services value chain. This has been particularly damaging to the incumbents who have historically subsidized important but less profitable service offerings.    Identify an existing and real life example on how a specific financial disruptor have affected a certain industry/company.    How did the certain industry/company have mitigated the damaging effect of the Financial Disruptor?

Give a Detailed presentation of  "Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) legislationin" in Alaska in comparison to the "Robin Hood" policy in Texas regarding the issue of graduation rates of students. Include its major Provisions based on specific data of studies.

Identify Netflix’s current pestle analysis?

AMC Entertainment is one of the largest movie theatre chains in the world. However, the company's business has been suffering. For starters, internet video streaming services such as Netflix are putting movie theatres to the test in terms of attracting people. Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic has harmed the theatre industry as people attempt to avoid crowded areas. As a result, numerous theatre stocks have fallen in value, perhaps attracting acquirers looking for bargains. AMC Entertainment or another theatre network might be beneficial to Amazon.com in a number of ways. It might help Amazon.com expand the reach of its series and movies, allowing the company to make more money from its production operation. Amazon could bundle complimentary theatre tickets with a Prime subscription, increasing the service's appeal, attracting more customers, and increasing subscription revenue. Prime members pay $119 per year to gain access to a variety of benefits, including free shipping on Amazon…

THE PREMIUM CHOCOLATE MARKET The U.S. market for chocolates was US$19.3 billion1 in 2011, and had been growing at about 6 per cent annually. The premium chocolate market ($2.7 billion), which had higher margins, was growing at 10 per cent annually, and imports of ethically produced cocoa grew by 156 per cent2 as aging baby boomers emphasized quality and ethics in their purchases. Incumbents such as Hershey’s and Cadburys had moved into the premium chocolate market through acquisitions or upmarket launches. About one-quarter of annual chocolate sales typically occur in the eight weeks prior to Christmas. Twenty per cent of “heavy users” account for more than half of these pre-Christmas sales. These heavy users tend to be established families, middle aged childless couples and empty nesters with high incomes. They purchase more high quality boxed chocolate than bars or lower quality chocolate.3 In line with social trends, demand was growing for organic chocolate and dark chocolate due to…

please refer the below case link and solve the questons https://www.scribd.com/document/360480894/Caso-The-Rise-and-Fall-of-BlackBerry Porter’s 5 forces modelfactors 1. Bargaining Power with respect to New Entrants•Economies of Scale•Product Differentiation•Capital Requirements•Switching Costs•Access to Distribution Channels•Cost Disadvantages independent of Scale•Government Policy 2.Threat of New Substitutes•Availability of substitutesthat can perform same or similar functions•Potential returns of an industry in terms of profits•Ability of the company to charge higher prices 3.Bargaining Power vis-à-vis Competition: •Numerous or few equally balanced competitors•Slow industrial growth•High fixed or storage costs•Lack of product differentiation•Industry Capacity•Diversecompetitors•High strategic stakes 4.Bargaining power of Buyers (Customers)•Availability of Choice to Buyers•Large number of customers•Product is very important to customer•Dependency on distributors•Buyer information…

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

3. It is undeniable that fraud is rampant in the business economy, where everyone goes and transact with the internet. Share your sentiments about fraud that are occurring in the business economy during this pandemic. What could you advise to the people to avoid fraud? What are the preventive measures would you suggest to avoid Online Fraud?

Which aspect of environment law makes it uniquely hard to sue for environmental harm? None of these answers It is often hard to find a plaintiff willing to sue for environmental damage It is uncommon for entities to harm the environment, and hence lawsuits based on environmental harm would be rare Potential plaintiffs often lack direct harm to them or their property E Which is the best example of a "linear" economy? MegaCorp extracts wood from trees, transforms them into toys for children, which typically last many years BigCorp extracts oil from the ground, transforms it into plastic detergent bottles, which are discarded after use UltraCorp extracts copper from the ground, which is used in wiring. After use, the wiring is converted into new wiring through a industrial process Each of these answers What is the best example of a regulatory "nudge"? A law requires consumers purchase utilities from only specific companies that satisfy certain air pollution emission criteria A law bans…