explain the strategic behaviour

McDonald's is a fast-food restaurant chain. Which of the following would be a long-run decision for McDonald's? O hire one more worker in a restaurant location O ) replace the manager of a restaurant. Oopen a new restaurant in a city O supply more hamburgers in one restaurant MacBook Pro F8 80 F7 F6 F5

Draw a model of a representative individual firm in the market for wheat, i.e. an Australian wheat farmer who is a price-taker in the global market for wheat, in long-run equilibrium. Comment on the assumed market structure. Show and explain the amount of wheat the farmer will produce to the market, and explain revenue, costs and profits. (please explain in a paragraph length for like)

Employ the production cost theory to explain why we consider the Fruit & VegetableMarketin Al-Aweer to have a perfect competition structure.

Question 1 2 pts Panera's promise to serve delicious food that is better for you, for our associates, and for the world we live in" is their value proposition O production concept O segmentation strategy O market offering selling concept Question 3 2 pts French Wine producers operate with the philosophy that they produce a great quality wine that is deeply rooted in their traditions, and that the world should appreciate their wine the same way they have been for centuries. This philosophy aligns with societal marketing concept selling concept production concept marketing concept O product concept

In perfect competition, the maximum benefit is achieved where the vertical difference between total revenue and total cost is smallest. True or false

Which of the following is true of vertical integration? O It occurs when a firm adds more layers of management to increase transparency in the accounting system. O It occurs when a firm buys another firm in a completely unrelated market. O It has no effect on the internal organization of a firm. O It occurs when firms internalize certain stages of production that were previously contracted to suppliers. O It occurs when firms try to buy up their competitors and corner the market.

When there are economies of scope between two products which are separately produced by two firms, merging into a single firm can: 1) accomplish a reduction in costs. 2) lead to an increase in cost. 3) lead to a reduction in sales. 4) accomplish an increase in sales.

How HEB behaves toward Walmart is a major determinant of whether it will face entry by new competitors. Explain.       (HEB is a chain store in texas)