Answer:
Rare
Explanation:
VRIO Analysis is an analytical technique for the evaluation of company's resources and thus the competitive advantage. VRIO comes from the initials of the evaluation dimensions: Value, Rareness, Imitability, Organization.
A resource is rare simply if it is not widely possessed by other competitors. When a firm has valuable resources that are rare in the industry, they are in a position of competitive advantage over firms that do not have the resource.
Answer:
The NPV of the project is $974.
Explanation:
The net present value is the today's value of a stream of cash flows. The net present value will be the sum of all the expected future cash flows from a project less the initial investment required for the project and it is used to evaluate the investment decisions.
The net present value of an investment project will be:
NPV = CF1 / (1+r) + CF2 / (1+r)^2 + ... + CFn / (1+r)^n - Initial investment
or
If the cash flows are constant or of same amount through out, occur after the same interval of time and are for a defined period of time, they become an annuity and the NPV of such a project can be calculated by,
NPV = (Cash flow per period * Present value of Annuity factor) - Initial cost
The NPV of this project will be = (2000 * 2.4869) - 4000 = 973.8 rounded off to $974
Answer:
Money Paid
Overall Sacrifice
Explanation:
The two major dimensions of pricing are Monetary and Non- Monetary pricing.
Monetary pricing is the liquid asset like cash that is spent to acquire goods and services while the non monetary are other costs apart from money like time , stress , distance that it costs to acquire an item .
The individual perception of pricing has a way of affecting its choice when it comes to purchasing.
Earl did not consider the cost of stress in travelling 30 miles in order to save a $1 in his purchase decision as his mindset is programmed to the price paid being the real price while most other customers considers the sacrifice involved before making a purchase decision.