Assume Suresh owns a small hotel catering to foreign travelers. It had been a profitable business prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the COVID-19 epidemic and the subsequent lockdowns forced him to close the business, as the pandemic dealt a significant hit to the tourism industry. Suresh, on the other hand, intends to launch his business once the situation stabilizes. As a result, he wishes to seek your assistance in analyzing the marketing climate prior to restarting the firm. As such, you are expected to analyze the present marketing climate and explain the causes and forces to which he should pay special attention during this period of uncertainty. (1000 Words)

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Desmond sizes up shopping Fancy buying your knickers from a company owned by Richard Desmond? Well, half-owned. Avid readers of the Daily Express – and watchers of the newspaper proprietor’s Fantasy Channel – will get their chance to do just that from tomorrow, when Desmond launches the Express Shopping Channel. The joint venture between Northern Shell, his privately owned company, and N Brown Group, the mail order shopping group, will go live on Sky and NTL on Channel 637. The Express channel will cater to fashion ‘for real women’, offering lingerie for ladies up to size 48 and bras from B to HH – a cup size so large, one exec joked, that you could ‘take three people across the river in it’. It will also serve up a series of ‘lifestyle shows’ to highlight its fashion, cooking, DIY and gardening-related offering. For Desmond, who agreed to invest ‘a couple of million quid’ to set up the joint venture following a…

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This case explores the growth of Tesla Inc., and in particular, the role of government subsidies in the growth of the company’s electric cars sales. Tesla, which in addition to its electric cars is also involved in energy storage, lithium ion batteries and solar panel making, was founded in 2003. The Tesla Roadster rocketed Tesla into consumer consciousness in 2008. As the world’s first electric sports car, Tesla’s Roadster changed the way people perceived electric cars. Today, Tesla, which has assets of $25 billion and sales of more than $7 billion, employs more than 30,000 people. Today, more than 150,000 Tesla Model S vehicles have been sold. The Model S, a luxury sedan, is the world’s best-selling electric car after the Nissan Leaf. Tesla has gone on to introduce several other models including one with a base price of just $35,000. Electric cars sales have been particularly strong in Europe, where sales of electric cars have grown by 30 percent overall and, and as much as 80…

Cirque du Soleil ("Circus of the Sun" or "Sun Circus") is a Canadian entertainment company and is the largest theatrical producer in the world. Privately owned Cirque du Soleil, started in 1984 by a troupe of stilt-walkers from nearby Baie-Saint-Paul in Quebec, reinvented the circus. Believing people worldwide were ready for something different to make them happy, they abandoned traditional acts such as lion tamers and bearded ladies. Instead, Cirque du Soleil offered dramatic, exquisitely choreographed shows marked by mystery and intrigue. Likewise, unlike traditional circuses, Cirque du Soleil targeted adults rather than children. Today, Cirque du Soleil is now one of Canada’s most important cultural exports, employing 5,000 people at eight permanent shows in Las Vegas and at 12 other troupes that tour the world.  In 2017, Cirque du Soleil’s gross revenue was estimated to exceed Canadian $1 billion—it does not reveal its profits. As with any cultural product in a globalizing world,…

Assume Netflix will launch an ad-based (free or cheaper than its current subscription-based) streaming service. What should be the IMC objectives for the launch of this new service in Australia? What combination of modes of communication would you recommend to achieve these objectives?

Jason and Jane are discussing the properties of markets. Jason argues that because markets are driven by voluntary actions, market outcomes always promote the overall social welfare. Jane argues that while markets may make many people better off, illegal markets have the same "self-healing" properties as legal markets and reduce overall social welfare. Who is correct? A. Only Jane is correct. b. Neither Jason nor Jane is correct. c. Only Jason is correct.   Typed and non plagiarised answer please. Answer correctly.

Which of the following statements are CORRECT? I. The strategic goal of any organisation should be to achieve and maintain a competitive advantage. II. Strategic entrepreneurship is the combination of entrepreneurial opportunity seeking and strategic advantage seeking. III. An entrepreneurial culture encourages risk taking and neglects entrepreneurial capabilities.  IV. An entrepreneurial culture comes from the encouragement of entrepreneurial leadership.     The primary purpose of IPRs is not only the protection of property from authorised use, but also to enable the owners of an innovative creation to allow their usage through a licensing fee. Select one: True False     Which of the following statements correctly define 'Disruptive Innovation'? a. Disruptive innovation refers to the process in which a new market is created that also destabilises an existing market. b. Disruptive innovation is a service that benefits one or more segments of the community or society,…

If you were a member of the marketing department of a food delivery platform and faced with strikes by delivery workers who were dissatisfied with the platform’s small share, how would you solve this problem and respond to this crisis?