Question about Disney and global business economy?
Q. How has the Disney Corporation been affected by the global business economy?
Asked by Seano - Tue Nov 11 00:55:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Can I still start a small business with economy crisis that we are facing today?
Q. I would love to start a small business, deli/ carry out by next year. But concern about the risk and economy crisis these days. Would it be a bad time to do so? I have own a small restaurant before and have enough knowledge to operate the business. Are banks still lending money for small business owners?
Asked by Ledo2131 - Wed Dec 31 13:02:36 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Sure, not all banks out there are lending, but there are still a bunch that are. And if you've got a good business, bad economy or not, chances are you'll win out in the end.
Answered by Nick R - Wed Dec 31 13:05:49 2008

Why is marketing important to business, the economy and society?
Q. Please give me your point of view for each point. Its importance in: 1. Business 2. Economy 3. Society
Asked by Zola - Tue May 12 11:06:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For business, when you start with marketing research, you can know how to develop your product, price, place and promotion strategy to match customers' need. It still has CRM to maintain customer in the company for a long time. For economy, when the product is satisfied by customers, it stimulates the demand for products. For society as a whole, product is satisfied by customer. They will be happy. It has to set price at the customer's need level. Standard of living is good.
Answered by pensinee f - Wed May 13 12:42:26 2009

how to find a Master or phd study that cover business,economy and politics fields?
Q. how to find a Master or phd study that cover business,economy and politics fields?
Asked by Poramase C - Wed Feb 10 09:46:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The University Of Maryland College Park offers a program like that (it's close but no cigar) as does Johns Hopkins University. Columbia University, and NYU also offer comparable programs, but those are incredibly difficult to get accepted into. EDIT: You do mean program, right?
Answered by Nerveana - Wed Feb 10 11:44:06 2010

what's the differences between first class airline cabin, business and economy. Thanks for your help:)?
Q. beside the higher prices from the classes what do you get for being in each cabin, and what's it like? Please tell me all the details if you can I really aprreciate your help! Thank you in advance.
Asked by mike - Thu Dec 20 23:55:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the difference is the spelling!
Answered by iROCK - Fri Dec 21 00:04:17 2007

Please let me know your top book recommendations on: Business, Economy, Bio, History, General Non-fiction.?
Q. I'm an avid reader and always scouring for good books. Given the myriad options out there, I usually rely on peer advise vs. already-skewed media "top-sellers". Your help is greatly appreciated! Have a great New Year.
Asked by Medici - Fri Dec 29 09:28:39 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For a basic, yet funny introduction to Economics: Tim Hartford "The undercover economist" (many reference to today issues) I recommend to you also various essays on economical history by Carlo M. Cipolla: He wrote also a divertissement about human stupidity (until some months ago you could have it downloaded from www): (an abstract) BIO: what's about a historical personality covered by a famous writer? a tale about Simon Bolivar by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. I recommend too: The Outlaw Sea: A World of Freedom, Chaos, and Crime by William Langewiesche
Answered by SuorUgo - Fri Dec 29 14:10:00 2006

whats the difference btw flying 1st class, business and economy?
Q. The prices and services?
Asked by rinoa81 - Sat Jun 30 15:46:26 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Heres the thing when flying somewhere say to europe. First class and of course you get better meals, people asking you if you need something, serious legroom and certain boarding rights (on the same plane as the rest). For say $9000. How much does an extra pillow or a bottle of wine cost the airline. Business most all of the same stuff, basically the same and access to upgrades to first class maybe... 3000 to 5000 dollars. Move back a bit and for say 2000 you are in premium economy... still lots of legroom and you get basically the same as business. Drinks, service and all of that. Move back to economy. Done right and you pay 700 roundtrip. You still get great service, If you skip domestic airlines like United... and pick Virgin… [cont.]
Answered by jackson - Sat Jun 30 19:31:45 2007

Help explain the era of growth in big business and the economy in America during the late 19th and early 20th?
Q. I need to write an essay on growth in big business and the economy in America during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. I need some good supporting information that I'm having trouble finding. please help! I am not looking for you to write me an essay, just to help me set it up!
Asked by condav111 - Mon May 11 17:51:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the Gilded Age refers to substantial growth in population in the United States and extravagant displays of wealth and excess of America's upper-class during the post-Civil War and post-Reconstruction era, in the late 19th century (1865-1901). the wealth polarization derived primarily from industrial and population expansion. the businessmen of the Second Industrial Revolution created industrial towns and cities in the Northeast with new factories, and contributed to the creation of an ethnically diverse industrial working class which produced the wealth owned by rising super-rich industrialists and financiers such as Cornelius Vanderbilt, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, Henry Flagler, and J.P. Morgan. their critics called them "robber [cont.]
Answered by Fox News is the best! - Fri May 15 15:04:23 2009

Business and the Economy your opinions and experience?
Q. Just out of curiousity I have been watching business sales diminish the last 3 months. Everyone I talk to especially small business owners say how bad their sales are down. With the credit crunch in the housing sector, the diminsh sales, and the increasing inflation where do you see our economy in 2008?
Asked by Riverbrat - Tue Dec 18 20:28:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Although things have droped signifigantly, I really don't see much of a long term effect, maybe another 3 months tops. The market has started to level off again, and it's still up around 7% since last year. Credit Crunch has diminished real estate, and loaning institutiions, but they've gotten themselves well situated seeing as they're still getting a steady income relatively speaking. Everythings well set... I think you'll see more of a change in pace depending on who's elected President... Remember Hilary will take the oil companies profits, so what do you think they're going to do to make money??? Figure there's even a fair chance Huckabee puts in a fair tax and does wonders. Cross your fingures, if you want to see growth...Wow, with a… [cont.]
Answered by GOT2NO - Tue Dec 18 20:38:56 2007

Do you think its worth Upgrading From economy to Business Class on Emirates?
Q. Going to Kuala Lampur 2adults Economy Cost 600 per person and Business Class cost 2000 Per person? Sorry Economy= 467 Business= 2098
Asked by Shaheer Khan - Fri May 7 16:15:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think it depends on how weathly you are. If the money isn't a problem, the difference between economy and business class is like night and day. It is a substantial difference in price though, for most people it's not even a consideration.
Answered by Gerald J - Fri May 7 19:54:30 2010

Should I start a business in this economy?
Q. I want to start a bridal shop/wedding coordinating business in michigan within the next 5 years. I know the economy isn't that great though. (It's my dream.) And when the bridal shop is slow the wedding coordinating will support me. Do you think I could get enough start-up money from the bank or get a loan or something? What would you do? Or should I just save my money for the next 5 years and see where that gets me?
Asked by blah blah blah - Fri May 8 10:17:37 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The answer is 'YES' but you should find other sources for your start up revenue or start REAL small. Basically, do not risk what you have to get 'more'...
Answered by john w - Fri May 8 10:28:03 2009

How and Why there are Business cycles ? economy slowdown?
Q. They are say our economy it doing good now But I am seeing a veryslowing in the Northeast. I am in the home Improvemt Business and I have Never seen it so Bad!. last year I was turning down work. Now the few calls for quotes I get there are 10 contractors Beating My prices and I have low prices!!!
Asked by skillwithtools54 - Wed Nov 29 17:54:33 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The business cycle or economic cycle refers to the periodic fluctuations of economic activity about its long term growth trend. The cycle involves shifts over time between periods of relatively rapid growth of output (recovery and prosperity), alternating with periods of relative stagnation or decline (contraction or recession). These fluctuations are often measured using the real gross domestic product. One of the government's main roles is to smooth out the business cycle and reduce its fluctuations. To call those alternances "cycles" is rather misleading as they don't tend to repeat at fairly regular time intervals. Most observers find that their lengths (from peak to peak, or from trough to trough) vary, so that cycles are not… [cont.]
Answered by az helpful scholar - Wed Nov 29 23:30:22 2006

What would you think of a family of snobs lost their business in the economy?
Q. I'm a Mormon, and this family would always treat everyone with harsh contempt, and held their small business above everyone else. They mainly worked with their hands, and didn't have a university education, but still treated everyone else as though they were lesser. Now, because of the economy, the lost their business. With no other skills... What do you think about that? Irony? (Don't lie...) They owned a store
Asked by lavish colors - Sat Apr 4 15:59:44 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would think it was sad *honestly*. Especially people who work with their hands (I hold in higher regard), and especially if there are children involved. But I would also think.. "Well, it couldn't have happened to more deserving people". It's a dog eat dog world, and at least it wasn't you! So yeah, I'd be grateful it wasn't me or my loved ones. The End.
Answered by Mz_SO_CAL - Sat Apr 4 16:04:17 2009

entrepreneurial culture and the british economy? business studies homework, help?
Q. so i have a question on my business studies homework "to what extent does an entrepreneurial culture benefit the UK economy?" its worth 10 marks and just basically don't have a clue where to start any help or info is appreciated :) thanks
Asked by ZoZo - Sun Sep 20 18:50:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Point number 1 - the economy (now more than ever) needs cash. Businesses put a whole pile of cash directly into the government coffers through taxation - corporation tax, VAT revenues, PAYE. Also there is an indirect contribution because businesses employ people who can then pay income tax and purchase other items within the economy which creates further VAT revenues for the treasury and further employment etc. Another point is that by employing people, there are fewer people unemployed and needing social security benefits which saves the government money. So, more entrepreneurs, means more business, means more tax and means lower unemployment. All good things for the economy.
Answered by Webbi - Mon Sep 21 02:40:56 2009

Business/Economy help!? Please? 10 pts?
Q. Hi. I cannot seem to crack this questions.. It says "The minimum possible average total cost of a typewriter repair shop is $40, and the minimum possible average variable cost is $30. If you operate this shop, you will shut it down immediately if the equilibrium price of typewriter repairs falls below:" a. $40. b. $35. c. $30. d. $20. Help anyone? Thank you so much!
Asked by Yahoo Asker - Tue Feb 10 00:36:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I am not a business major, but the obvious answer to this question is D where cost greatly exceeds profit.
Answered by aelitis88 - Tue Feb 10 00:44:38 2009

how do i get rich in business when the economy of a state is not stable?
Q. I am operating a buy and sell business but due to the instability of the state economy nothing seems to be hapening
Asked by bob - Fri Jul 4 11:55:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. stop whining. the economy is fine. GDP growth is projected at almost the same levels as last year. if you can't make money, you have only yourself to blame. you can make money today just like you would have 2 years ago - by working hard, being competitive, and actually doing something you're good at. i hate to say it, but if your company can't make money, then it's most likely because you don't know what you're doing. maybe try selling the business and getting into something you're actually good at. if you're not good enough to make money there, either, than just give up on being a business owner, because you're obviously not cut out for it. there's far less shame in throwing in the towel when you can't compete than staying in… [cont.]
Answered by what? - Fri Jul 4 12:21:42 2008

Are the toilets in the first class part of the plane different from economy and business classes?
Q. I've never been in first class before and all so I wouldn't know.
Asked by Farty McFart - Thu Apr 1 09:42:43 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, it's bigger, cleaner and has amenities like towels, aftershave, moisturizer, toothbrush/toothpaste etc. Emirates A380 have inflight showers!
Answered by Melvin - Thu Apr 1 09:55:56 2010

What can I do to increase business in this economy?
Q. The opportunity has come up to purchase a salon that I have had my eye on for a long time. I know this is not the best time to go into business, but it is a once in a lifetime type of thing. I am looking for ways to get people in the door during these tough times. The salon is in a small downtown area on main street. It is an upscale salon/spa and will be a Paul Mitchell focus salon. I am willing to discount services, but I want to make sure the promotions seem valuable to the client but don't cheapen the business.
Asked by nl8805 - Fri Mar 20 10:37:18 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "High end" is making it's way out of the American mainstream. We can't afford it or the debt we've created trying to act like we can afford it. The hardest hit businesses are the ones that offer a product or service that can be purchased at similar value elsewhere for less. I know that my days of expensive haircuts are over, I'm drawing the line at $20 for a cut. Sure, I may not be getting the luxury of a posh salon, but my cut still looks good. I work in marketing, so I'll give you the advice I'm making others pay for... Sell your prices. Make them reasonable and post them in store and on printed marketing pieces, offer a good service, and build up a client base, then you can slowly raise them up. Good luck.
Answered by Trixi - Fri Mar 20 10:49:40 2009

Are there any tips to get into business class from economy class on the plane?
Q. I remember while boarding United airlines to LA, the air hostess told me if i want to sit on business class and I immediately admitted! Why did she choose me? It was very lucky for me to get this opportunity.
Asked by Tracy A'Hearn - Sun Aug 9 23:26:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A lot of times flight dispatch will crunch the numbers after boarding and learn a couple of folks need to move up front to make the weight and balance of the plane within limits. They contact the pilots on company radio and ask them to have a couple of people in the cheap seats move up front, the pilots tell the flight attendants who in turn ask someone to move. Happens quite often.
Answered by Rick - Sun Aug 9 23:44:43 2009

upgrading to business class from economy?
Q. Hi, Me and my fiance are travelling to Kerala India in December this year. We currently have economy seats booked for our 13.5 hour plane journey! I was wondering how much more approx would it cost to upgrade to business class? anybody know? We're booked with Holiday Hypermarket - a part of First choice. I'm flying from the UK by-the-way, not the US.
Asked by Gemma R - Wed May 13 07:22:23 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the best way to find out is to call your airline... the customer service is the quickest way to find out, and they will be more than happy to answer your question... ususally it will be (at minimum) double the price of your coach tickets... but a good travel tip here... if your flight is booked solid, and they are looking for volunteers to get bumped to the next plane, offer your seats and request in compensation an upgrade on the next flight- often they will do this instead of a free flight coupon or $500 voucher. good luck, for long flights like that it is totally worth it.
Answered by Buzz B - Wed May 13 07:58:17 2009