The argument concludes that HobCo should choose southeastern Grilldon as the site for their next HobCo Hobby Shop as it willdraw a steady stream of enthusiastic new HobCo customers. The conclusion is based on the premise that hobby business has increased, there are not many competitors and shops and Grilldon has a large population of retired people; all of these factors will increase the business of new shop and will draw large number of customers. The reasoning in the argument is logically flawed, however, as it relies on a number of assumptions, which appear to be unsupported due to lack of appropriate data and information.
First, the author needs to provide information on future plans of people or competitors who are looking to set up hobby shops in the Grilldon area. The claim that there are no hobby shops is weak and a bit stretched without this evidence. The argument will be strengthened if the author provides evidence on the future expansions plans of
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The author should provide information on demographic area covered by the poll in the Grilldon. For example, it might be that poll was biased and was conducted in a particular part of the town where there were large number of children or retired people. As a result, the polls could be skewed and might not reflect the true trends of the town. In addition, past records concerning the accuracy of previous polls conducted by the agency needs to be produced to strengthen the accuracy of the results. It can be that the polling agency or group in a novice in this field and has not produced accurate results in their past endeavors in the field of surveys and polls. Therefore, the author should provide evidence on the past track record of the agency. Also, the data on the manner in which poll was conducted needs to provided like type of questions asked, manner in which questions were framed etc. All these factors have a considerable impact on the polling
A detailed account will be provided and information will be built upon from the previous task. This report will include an analysis of the previous assignment in which political, legal, social and technological factors were discussed and how they affected selected businesses. An in depth explanation about how these factors affect businesses, Carphone Warehouse and Dogs Trust will be given. Carphone Warehouse: A factor which affects Carphone Warehouse is political factors.
The biggest risk Hank takes in his business was remodeling his store. Hank makes an effort for the public to come to his market by putting an ad in the newspaper, “‘Grand Opening’ Hank’s New Market’ Completely remodeled.’ New self-serve shopping.’ New expanded produce department.’ New shopping carts.’
Angus Reid was carried out straight after the Bombing of Boston marathon, at this period the public would have relatively been disturbed, perspectives of the public would have largely been influenced due to the terrorist attack, subsequently, there is a large chance that data collected is biased since individuals may not have been in the right state of mind to complete a survey regarding capital
The present-day business environment is characterized by increasing competitiveness in different industries. The owner Cy is aware of the increasing competition. The company has leased new production plants in seven southern states and one in Arkansas. This investment has put extra pressure on the company to generate revenue and stay in the competition of the market. Economic factors play a crucial role in any investment decisions that are made for taking a gain and better return to the investor.
This inclusion of statistics is no accident as it positions the reader to see how the rest of their country feels towards the issue. By included the polls, it forces the reader to come to terms with how popular deacons the is. This inadvertently instills an idea of popularity and agreeing with the masses in the reader to finally gauge their agreement on the
Thus, before reaching any conclusion it is necessary to get more information about survey. Thus, all the above mentioned questions can question conclusion of the argument. The answers may support or may not support the argument. Therefore, before reaching any conclusion, first gather all the information required to answer above questions, which will help to reach on right
3- Methodology, which includes sampling design, research design, collecting information, information analysis and limitations. 4- Findings, which includes conclusions and recommendations
With more business enterprises adopting franchising and syndication approaches, Porcini’s should have considered these recommendations too to establish a reputable business empire along the major
Benefits To The Shopping Centre There are mutual benefits of a potential Dymocks moving into the shopping centre. As there are no current bookstores in the shopping centre, Dymocks will fulfil the criteria of a bookstore, making the shopping centre more diverse. As the centre is a good location, it will draw customers to the bookstore whilst the bookstore may also draw customers to the centre. The introduction of Dymocks will also provide jobs for people, giving the shopping centre a positive
Groupon is an online service that delivers coupons to consumers through a middleman service that deals directly with local businesses. They offer deals approved directly by the business and split the profits from said deals evenly. An example to illustrate would be buying a bowling pass for $20. Split 50/50, Groupon and the bowling alley would each receive $10. The service is offered for all kinds of businesses and isn’t limited to services and is applied to goods that are being sold at a discounted rate as well.
1. Case: Crown, Cork and Seal in 1989 (a) Perform an industry analysis of the U.S metal can industry in 1989.Define the industry. Analyze the effect of buyer and supplier power, competition, barriers to entry, complements and substitute for the industry. Summarize your assessment of industry’s attractiveness. Is this an industry in which the average metal company can expect an attractive return over the long run?
Unit 38 – P3: Identify how government policies impact on a selected businesses In this assignment, I will identify on how government policies impact on a selected business, in this case, Honey Tree Holiday Park. Change in Government spending Data and Back up Reference Effect on the business Good or bad news Government rises the National Minimum Wage On the 1st of October 2015, the national minimum wage for adults went up by “57 pence to £3.30 for apprentices and rises by 20 pence to £6.70 per hour for adult workers.” This will have a negative impact on Honey Tree Holiday Park because they now have to pay their staff the minimum national wage, which has increased.
Provide three strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (each) for Athlete’s Warehouse. Provide a brief, overall evaluation of this organization based on your findings: The Athlete’s ware house Strengths Athletic background: The power brothers have an Athlete background, Colin Power, 30, was educated as a Physical Education teacher, and Ed, 46, was also athletic having played goal for the Grand Falls ANDCOS in the Newfoundland Senior Hockey league to start an athlete business; I believe they are supposed to know who to attract and what to attract them. Experience: Colin and his brother were expertise already in the business as they already had prior experiences, working as the Executive Director of the Grand Falls YMCA, opening their first store called Athlete's Warehouse and 'The Fitness Factory.
Moreover, there were a few condominiums near our business location. A lot of college students and working adults are living in the condominium too. It is very convenient and easy for them to walk to our shop as it only takes 5 to 10 minutes to walk to our shop. But in the future, our goal is to locate our business to a shopping complex such as KLCC and MidValley.