How do the practices of high-low pricing and everyday low pricing differ?
What will be an ideal response?
With high-low pricing, a retailer charges higher prices on an everyday basis but also has frequent sales and other price promotions; with everyday low pricing, a retailer for the most part avoids sales and instead delivers constant, everyday low prices.
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A) represent only those consumers referred by the principal B) not represent another insurer selling an identical policy C) contract with other insurers to sell the same policy and provide the best service to consumers D) represent the customer in the sale of insurance"
Variance analysis for overhead normally focuses on
a. efficiency variances for machinery and indirect production costs. b. volume variances for fixed overhead costs. c. the controllable variance as a lump-sum amount. d. the difference between budgeted and applied variable overhead.