How would a low-cost price leader enforce its leadership through implied threats to a rival? How does a firm become a “low cost” price leader? Discuss the specific type of market structure that implied threat strategy can be adapted.
Clinical Case: Mrs. G. is a 45-year-old female arrives at the emergency department where you are working with complaints of burning pain in her chest and throat and a sour taste in her mouth. She states this pain has been going on for years after she eats certain foods. She has a large, extended family … Read more
Why might a profitable motel shut down in the long run if the land on which it is located becomes extremely valuable due to surrounding economic development? What kinds of costs are involved in making a decision to shut down?
Please respond to the following: Compare and contrast the main differences between cash flow and revenue. Determine whether or not you prefer your company to be cash flow positive or achieve a break-even point, and justify your response. Be sure to respond to at least one of your classmates’ posts. Make sure to utilize credible … Read more
discuss: For this discussion, four nursing organizations that I chose were, American Nurses Association, Emergency Nurses Association, National League for Nursing and National Institute of Nursing Research. All these organizations play a significant role in the profession of nursing in its unique way. The American Nurses Association is the largest nursing organization in the … Read more
Hello class, Price discrimination is a company’s ability to change prices due to factors they deem necessary, even though most of the time the product doesn’t change. There are various degrees of price discrimination. Auto insurance companies can vary the price you pay depending on multiple factors. The age of the person applying for coverage. … Read more
discuss: The nursing profession has been famous for advocating since the very beginning. With Florence Nightingale advocated for a change of practices which impacted her patients and patient outcomes for many years to come (Sanford, 2012). The nursing profession has changed since then. Although nurses continue to be advocates for their patients, nurses … Read more
discuss: During the latter half of the nineteenth century, as the demand for nurses increased, nursing began to take on the basic attributes of a profession. Two significant professional groups for nurses were formed in the 1890s: the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses, which was subsequently called the National League … Read more
For this discussion, you will reflect on what you have learned in this course about the Five Ps of healthcare marketing (physicians, patients, payers, the public, and politics) and discuss how you are applying specific elements of two of the Five Ps to your final healthcare marketing and communication plan. To begin, review the module … Read more