| To Market to Market | ||
| #1 | A business plan for meeting slaes and profit goals | Marketing strategy |
| #2 | Group of people who have similar wants and needs | Target Market |
| #3 | Custom blend of product, price, promotion, and place (distribution) | Marketing mix |
| #4 | Building a CVS across the street from a Walgreens is an example of which P? | Place |
| #5 | Redisigning the formula for Coke is an example of which P? | Product |
| Let's Go Shopping | ||
| #1 | Type of store with multiple merchandise lines and product categories | Department store |
| #2 | Type of store with a wide assortment of goods and lower prices | Discount Store |
| #3 | Type of store that caters to one specific retail market | Specialty Store |
| #4 | Type of grocery store with a wide variety of food and hosehold merchandise | Supermarket |
| #5 | Small store that sells a limited variety of products, often at a higher price | Convenience store |
| Financials | ||
| #1 | Formula for current ratio | Current assets divided by current liabilities |
| #2 | Formula for debt to equity ratio | Total liabilities divided by owner's equity |
| #3 | Return on equity formula | Net profit divided by owner's equity |
| #4 | Formula for net income | Total sales divided by net income |
| #5 | Total assets minus liabilities is equal to | Owner's equity |
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| It's in the Bank | ||
| #1 | This allows the payee to cash, deposit, or transfer a check | Endorsement |
| #2 | Type of endorsement that includes only a signature | Blank |
| #3 | Example of full endorsement | For Deposit Only, xx |
| #4 | Example of restrictive endorsement | Pay to the order of |
| #5 | Another name for a full endorsement | Full |
| Final Question | |
| Which organization supervises banks and approves bank mergers? | Federal Reserve System |