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CUNY Manhattan (Borough of Manhattan Community College, BMCC)
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- MarketingIntangibles[1] (1).ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Marketing Intangibles & Services Marketing Intangibles & Services Intangibles Experience based products that cannot be touched. Services Intangible products that are exchanged directly from the producer to the custom
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MarketingIntangibles[1] (1).ppt
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- ASSETS.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- 3-1. (Review of financial statements) Prepare a balance sheet and income statement for Belmond Inc. from the following information. INCOME STATEMENT for Belmond Inc. Net Sales $ 12,800 Cost of goods sold 5,750 Gross profits 7,050 Operating expenses 1,350
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ASSETS.docx
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- HW1 Finance.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- To: Applicants for the position of Financial Analyst From: Mr. V. Morrison, CEO, Caledonia Products Re: A test of your understanding of basic financial concepts and of the corporate tax code Please respond to the following questions: a) What is the approp
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HW1 Finance.docx
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- Retailing[1][1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Retailing Retailing Retailing The final stop in the distribution channel by which goods & services are sold to the consumer. Retail Strategy Considers image, inventory, service quality, location & pricing policy to lure
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Retailing[1][1].ppt
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- Pricing.ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Pricing & Pricing Methods Pricing & Pricing Methods Price The value that customers give up or exchange to obtain a desired product. Price Planning Steps I. Develop Pricing Objectives Sales or Market Share Objectives Ma
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Pricing.ppt
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- Business to Business Markets[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Business to Business Markets Business to Business Marketing Business to Business Marketing The marketing of goods & services that businesses and other organizations buy for purposes other than personal consumption. B
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Business to Business Markets[1].ppt
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- cheat sheet.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- A staff is a series of five horizontal lines and four spaces between them. A monophonic texture refers to a single melodic line. This melodic line does not have accompaniment and can have one or multiple performers.Tonic is a principal pitch of the compos
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cheat sheet.docx
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- Introduction.ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Introduction to Marketing What is Marketing? Definition (AMA) A process of planning & executing the conception, pricing, promotion & distribution of goods, ideas & services to create exchanges that satisfy individual &
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Introduction.ppt
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- SAMPLE SONG PROJECT.doc
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- SAMPLE SONG PROJECT Where Have All the Flowers Gone? Written by Pete Seeger Biography of Songwriter Pete Seeger was born in 1919 in Manhattan to a very musical set of parents. His father, Charles Seeger, was a renowned composer and researcher. He was a pi
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SAMPLE SONG PROJECT.doc
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- Channel Management[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Channel Management Channel Management Channel of Distribution The series of organizations or individuals that facilitates the movement of a product from the producer to the final customer. Physical Distribution Deals w
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Channel Management[1].ppt
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- Mid term review questions.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Midterm review questions 1- A - Production concept. Focuses on manufacturing products that are relatively easy to produce and the firms goal is to improve production efficiency and keeping production cost low. Not going over budget. Its problem is it focu
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Mid term review questions.docx
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- Consumer Behavior[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Consumer Behavior Consumer Behavior Consumer Behavior is the process individuals or groups use to select, purchase, utilize & dispose of goods, services, ideas or experiences to satisfy their needs & desires. Consumer D
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Consumer Behavior[1].ppt
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- CreatingtheProduct[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Creating the Product Product Layers Core Product Basic benefits, ie. DVD Watching the movie. Actual Product The physical good or desired service that provides the benefits. ie. The DVD disk. Augmented Product The supp
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CreatingtheProduct[1].ppt
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- HW2. Finance.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- 2-1. Distinguish between the money and capital markets. The key distinguishing feature between the Money and capital markets is the maturity period of the securities traded in them. The Capital markets are all the institutions that help a business raise l
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HW2. Finance.docx
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- Statement of Cash Flows.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- 3-2. (Computing cash flows) Given the following information, prepare a statement of cash flows. Statement of Cash Flows Cash Flows from Operating Activities Net Income Adjustments Depreciation Increase in accounts receivable Increase in inventory Increase
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Statement of Cash Flows.docx
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- Strategic Planning.ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Strategic Planning Business Planning An ongoing decision making process by the firm for the short term and long term. Business Plan Includes decisions that guide the entire organization. Usually includes detailed finan
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Strategic Planning.ppt
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- Target Marketing Strategy[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Target Marketing Strategy Select & Enter the Market Segmentation Demographics Segmentation Age (Baby Boomers, Generation X, Generation Y), Gender, Marital Status, Education, Family Structure (Family Life Cycle), Income
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Target Marketing Strategy[1].ppt
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- Marketing Environment[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Marketing Environment Analyze the Internal and External Environments Corporate Environment (Internal) Understanding the firms values, norms, beliefs and culture. Economic Environment (External) The business cycle whic
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Marketing Environment[1].ppt
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- Market Research[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Marketing Research Reasons for Market Research To identify and solve problems ie. Declining sales. To seek opportunity. ie. New venture. To expand on current knowledge. To provide assistance in making a decision. Pri
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Market Research[1].ppt
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- ManagingtheProduct[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Managing the Product Product Line A firms total product offering each designed to satisfy a single need or desire. Product Strategies For individual products Introduce as a new product. Expand product nationally. R
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ManagingtheProduct[1].ppt
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- Advertising[1].ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Principles of Marketing Management Advertising Advertising Advertising Paid non-personal communication to inform or persuade. Types of Advertising: Product Advertising Advertises a message for a good or service. Institutional Advertising Promotes the a
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Advertising[1].ppt
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- Countertrade.ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Source: International Business. Czinkota, Ronkainen, and Moffet. The Dryden Press, Harcourt Brace College Publishers. ISBN: 0-03-022378-4. THE BOOMING BUSINESS OF COUNTERTRADE Several MNCs are turning to barter or countertrade arrangements to clear their
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Countertrade.ppt
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- ch11.ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Chapter 11 Global and MultiMarket Supply Chain Management John S. Hill Catalysts of Global and MultiMarket Supply Chain Development Integration Mechanisms Global/Multi-Country Supply Chains: Integration Options Information Technologies (IT) Supplier-Manuf
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ch11.ppt
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- Offshoring Facts vs Folklore.pdf
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Presidents Letter David A. Patterson Offshoring: Finally Facts vs. Folklore The ACM Job Migration study was released last month, and it includes many recommendations for current and future computing professionals and educators. A CMs study of the offshori
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Offshoring Facts vs Folklore.pdf
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- OFFSHORE OUTSOURCING JOURNAL OF BUSINESS STUDIES.doc
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Return to Library | Ask a Librarian | Help 0 marked items Databases selected: Multiple databases. Document View Back to Results Mark Document Take our survey - Win an iPod! < Previous Document 3 of 134 Next > Abstract , Full Text , Publisher Information
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OFFSHORE OUTSOURCING JOURNAL OF BUSINESS STUDIES.doc
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- 3-9.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Abrahams Manufacturing Company Statement of cash flows for the year ended December 31, 2010 Statement of Cash Flows Cash Flows from Operating Activities Net Income Adjustments Depreciation Increase in accounts receivable Decrease in inventory Increase in
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3-9.docx
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- finance-terminalogy.docx
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- BUSINESS 101
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2015
- Capital markets all institutions and procedures that facilitate transactions in long-term financial instruments. Angel investor a wealthy private investor who provides capital for a business start-up. Venture capitalist an investment firm (or individual i
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finance-terminalogy.docx
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- CreatingtheProduct[1] copy.ppt
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Marketing
- BUSINESS 101 - Fall 2014
- Principles of Marketing Management Creating the Product Product Layers Core Product Basic benefits, ie. DVD Watching the movie. Actual Product The physical good or desired service that provides the benefits. ie. The DVD disk. Augmented Product The supp
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Oct 16, 2016
| Would recommend.
Not too easy. Not too difficult.

Course Overview:

It is a great introduction into the basics of business and how it is conducted and regulated, and why it is done the way it is today.

Course highlights:

The best part was learning how big corporations truly operate, and why.

Hours per week:

3-5 hours

Advice for students:

Study those vocal terms! Most of the tests and quizzes are short answer.
- Course Term: Spring 2016
- Professor: Malekar
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Always Do the Reading Great Discussions