Chapter 3
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individual standards or moral values regarding what is right
and wrong or good and bad
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behavior that conforms to individual beliefs and social norms
about what is right and good
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behavior that individuals beliefs and social norms define as
200
3%
Name
Chen Meng
5%
5000
Calculated tax credit
246
hen Meng
Student number
201143518
Satudent names test 1
test 2
final
final rounded marks
Tom
78
62
90
Joey
32
50
66
Ann
75
43
82
87
62
80
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MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
DIVISION OF CONTINUING STUDIES
TERM EXAM
STATISTICS 2500-WEB
FALL 11
Time 2 hours.
Name _
Student # _
General Instructions:
(1)
You may use calculators
(2)
You may not use a formula sheet for this term exam, however, a
BUSINESS 2400
Decision Modeling
Course Participation Problem
Class 1, Thursday, September 8
Fall, 2016
c D.M. Tulett
Because this is the first day of lectures, and therefore you are unlikely to have the Decision Modeling
textbook yet, and because there is
MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
DIVISION OF CONTINUING STUDIES
TERM EXAM
STATISTICS 2500-WEB
FALL 09
Time 2 hours.
Name _ Student # _
General Instructions:
(1)
You may use calculators
(2)
You may not use a formula sheet for this term exam, however, a
BUSI 2710
Group Assignment - Group #6
Group members:
David Hutchens
Daniel Martin
Chen Meng
Crystal Murphy
The real world domain we have chosen for the purposes of this group assignment is
that of a restaurant where customers pay to sit and eat meals prep
Philip Morris International
Business 1000
July 22, 2016
INTRODUCTION
Philip Morris International owns six of the world's top 15international brands and products sold
in more than 180 markets. They have the industrysstrongest and most diverse brand portfol
Business Midterm 1 Review
Chapter 1 Understanding the Canadian Business System
MAIN GOAL OF ANY BUSINESS IS PROFIT
- Profit = [Revenue] [Expenses]
The Private Sector
- Businesses
Privately owned
Publically traded
- Public Sector
Quazi Government
Ex; L
Chapter 12
_
planning and executing the development, pricing, promotion, and
distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy
both the buyers and sellers objectives.
_
the idea that the whole firm is directed toward serving pres
Chapter 15
_
Any object generally accepted by people as payment for goods and services.
_
Only the most liquid forms of money (currency and demand deposits.)
_
Paper money and coins issued by the government.
_
An order instructing the bank to pay a given
Chapter 5
_
process by which the world economy is becoming a single interdependent system.
_
product made or grown abroad but sold domestically.
_
product made or grown domestically but shipped and sold abroad.
_
the average income of a person of a countr
Chapter 14
_
a companys percent age of the total market sales for a specific product.
_
those costs that change with the number of goods or services produced
or sold.
_
an assessment of how many units must be sold at a given price before te
company begins
Chapter 7
_
the specification of the jobs to be done within a business and how those jobs relate
to one another.
_
a physical depiction of the companys structure showing employees titles and their
relationship to one another.
_
reporting relationships wit
Chapter 16
_
Those managers responsible for planning and overseeing the financial resources of a
firm.
_
The business function involving decisions about a firms long term investments and
obtaining the funds to pay for those investments.
_
Managing the pat
Chapter 13
_
relatively inexpensive consumer goods or services that are bought and
used rapidly and regularly with minimal search effort.
_
moderately expensive consumer goods or services that are purchased
infrequently, causing consumers to spend some ti
Business 1000 Chapter 1
Business: An organization that seeks to earn profits by providing goods and services. This
can include Netflix, restaurants, CN, a super market, etc.
Profit is what remains (if anything) after a businesss expenses are subtracted fr
Chapter 2
The external environment consists of everything outside an organization that might affect
it. Can not be controlled.
An organizational boundary separated the organization from its environment.
Organizations have multiple environments.
Major elem
Business 1000- Midterm 2 Review (Chapters 3, 12, 13, 10 shortened)
Chapter 3 - Conducting Business Ethically + Responsibly
What is ethical behavior?
- Ethics: standards or moral values that dictate what is right/wrong.
- Culturally based
- Formed by socie
General Electric is a multinational publicly traded company that was founded in Schenectady
New York in 1892. It quickly grew throughout the United Sates, going public in 1896. The company,
which originally specialized in electrically oriented technology,
Business 1000
The Product Life Cycle
A. Stages in the Product Life Cycle
-introduction: product commercialization, customer awareness
-growth: sales climb rapidly, competitors introduce their versions
-maturity: sales stabilize and being to decrease
-decl
Business 1000
Consumer Buying Process: uses decision models involving 5 parts.
1. Problem need/recognition- buying process begins with awareness of
problem/need
2. Information seeking- how to fulfil need? Extensive or superficial search.
3. Evaluation of
