What is the collection of direct, non-advertising messages a company presents to the public about itself, its brand, and its products?a. Sales promotions
b. Market research
c. Direct marketing
d. Public relations

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Answer 1
Answer: Collection of direct, non-advertising messages a company presents to the public about itself, its brand , and its products is called PUBLIC RELATIONS

The main purpose of a public relations is to spread information from internal source (the company) to external sources , (including consumers, Government, or even business rivals)
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

D. Public Relations


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b. target marketing.
c. primary marketing.
d. focus group selection.

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The answer would be : B. Target Marketing

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Which items are on both the balance sheet and the statement of owners equity?A.) net loss
B.) capital
C.) additional owners investments
D.) owners withdrawals

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The answer is B. Capital 
The answer to your question is B. Capital

List three nondurable goods that you use on a regular basis

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Match 1.)Less government intervention gives
people more economic freedom.
2.)Government should not control the
money supply.
3.)Government intervention is necessary
for stability.
4.)Competition is a regulatory force.
A.) Adam Smith
B.)Friedrich Von Hayek
C.)John Maynard Keyness
D.) Milton Friedrich

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A. Adam Smith, Father of Modern Economics," believed that competition is a regulatory force.  He argues that keeps self-interest at bay by restraining the ability to take advantage of consumers. 

B. Friedrich Von Hayek, often called F.A. Hayek, believed that less government intervention gives people more economic freedom. He wrote about it in his pamphlet, "Economic Freedom and Representative Government."

C. John Maynard Keyness, according to Keynesian economics, one of the tenets of this school of thought is that government intervention is necessary for stability. 

D. Milton Friedman (not Friedrich), said that the government's role in the role should be restricted. The government should not control the money supply. 

Answer:

b goes to 1, d goes to 2, c goes to 3 and a goes to 4

Explanation:

If the total assets of a business are $107,000 and its liabilities are $75,000, which of the following statements is correct?a. liabilities are $32,000
b. liabilities are $42,000
c. liabilities are $57,000
d. liabilities are $98,000

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Answer:

a. liabilities are $32,000

Explanation:

Note: In question part $75,000 shall represent equity, as there are only 3 parts of balance sheet assets, equity and liabilities, if assets are given liabilities is what we need to calculate the missing is equity.

Thus, $75,000 is treated as equity.

In that case we have,

Assets = Equity + Liabilities

$107,000 = $75,000 + Liabilities

Assets - Equity = Liabilities

$107,000 - $75,000 = Liabilities

$32,000 = Liabilities

Therefore, correct option is

a. liabilities are $32,000

The following is the only information pertaining to Kane Co.âs defined benefit pension plan:Pension asset, January 1, Year 1 $ 2,000Service cost 19,000Interest cost 38,000Actual and expected return on plan assets 22,000Amortization of prior service cost arising in a prior period 52,000Employer contributions 40,000In its December 31, Year 1, balance sheet, what amount should Kane report as the unfunded or overfunded projected benefit obligation (PBO)?(A) $ 7,000 overfunded.(B) $15,000 underfunded.(C) $45,000 underfunded.(D) $52,000 underfunded.

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Answer:

option (a) is correct answer '$ 7,000 overfunded'

Explanation:

Data:

Pension asset, January 1, Year 1 = $ 2,000

Service cost = $ 19,000

Interest cost = $ 38,000

Actual and expected return on plan assets = $ 22,000

Amortization of prior service cost arising in a prior period = $ 52,000

Employer contributions = $ 40,000

Total expenses = Service cost + Interest cost = $ 19,000 + $ 38,000  

= $ 57000

Now,

projected benefit obligation (PBO) = (Pension asset + Actual and expected return ) - Total expenses

or

projected benefit obligation (PBO)

= $ 2,000 + $ 22,000 + $ 40,000 - $ 57000

or

overfunded projected benefit obligation (PBO) = $ 7,000

hence,

option (a) is correct answer '$ 7,000 overfunded'

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