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arlik [135]
2 years ago
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1. How does Cobley connect the ideas of brands and force? What is his point about brands?

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1 answer:
fomenos2 years ago
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Answer:

How does Cobley connect the ideas of brands and force? ... He connects them by saying that the more weight the brand has the more effort it takes to change or move that brand.

Explanation:

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In order to maximize average daily profit, optimal number of reservations = 100 rooms.

Explanation:

As for the provided information, we have

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Chances of guests not arriving = 5%

Therefore, guests to arrive = 95%

Thus, bookings = 100/95% = 105.26

Rounding off we have 105 rooms,

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Less: Overbooked charges = $200 \times 5 = ($1,000)

Less: Variable Cost = $30 \times 100 = ($3,000)

Thus total revenue will be $11,000

In case of booking of 100 rooms the net revenue in case of 5% cancellations, shall be:

Rooms booked = 100 - 5% = 95

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Less: Variable Costs = 95 \times $30 = ($2,850)

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The issues that arises between the Faraj and Siegel can be discussed by three different groups in resolving the contract agreement.

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