Is sustainability information important to investors? Why or why not? Yes, because investors prefer sustainable companies. No, this information is only to be shared with top management. No, the company's board of directors will monitor this information. Yes, because they need to know all the risks associated with their investment in a company

How accurate do you think economic feasibility studies are? Do you have any examples?

In Porter and van der Linde's article "Green and Competitive," they put forth the argument that environmental regulations can promote economic competitiveness and not hinder it (which is the traditional position). Review the basic elements of their argument, and after that, discuss whether you "buy it," and if "yes" why,  and if "not" why not?

Strategic Initiatives and CSR Get Hitched Inc. is a production company that is in the process of testing a strategic initiative aimed at increasing gross profit. The company’s current sales revenue is $2,100,000. Currently, the company’s gross profit is 35% of sales, but the company’s target gross profit percentage is 40%. The company’s current monthly cost of production is $1,365,000. Of this cost, 60% is for labor, 30% is for materials, and 10% is for overhead. The strategic initiative being tested at Get Hitched is a redesign of its production process that splits the process into two sequential procedures. The make up of the costs of production for Procedure 1 is currently 50% direct labor, 45% direct materials, and 5% overhead. The makeup of the costs of production for Procedure 2 is currently 50% direct labor, 20% direct materials, and 30% overhead. Company management estimates that Procedure 1 costs twice as much as Procedure 2. Determine what the cost of labor, materials, and…

QuestionImagine that you have been engaged by this organization after they fell victim to this major cyber attack. Provide the CEO and board of Easyjet with a critical consideration of the key concepts and principles of risk management, so that they are less likely to face this crisis again. Please also include journal academic jornal, online articles and referneces to the solution.

An environmental scan is a strategic management process that can be applied to a whole company, a division of the organization, a product line or service, a geographical region in which the company operates. The main purpose is to identify all strengths, which are the internal areas in which the company excel at; opportunities, which are those internal positive factors or situations the company can capitalize on considering its strengths; weaknesses represent critical internal negative factors that should be eliminated or diminished; threats are external negative factors which can block the company from achieving its goals and objectives.  External factors include: ·       Legal and regulatory ·       Global ·       Economic ·       Technological ·       Innovation ·       Social ·       Environmental ·       Competitive Analysis Which of these external factors are critical in the Food and Beverages industry? Please explain.

It is said that competition is not valued for its own sake but because it produces efficient market outcomes. However, conduct is tested against its impact on competition rather than its impact on efficiency. Carefully explain this apparent inconsistency. Use examples to illustrate your response.

A category of economic risk is:    Liability risk      Personal risk      Property Risk      All of the answers are correct      None of the answers are correct

Raynelle, an active environmentalist, has a MasterCard with the Sierra Club logo on it. What type of card is this? Premium card Gold card |88 Affinity card Both a premium card and a gold card

Let's assume for the moment that you own an optometric shop in your home town that sells glasses and contacts to customers. Where would the threat of substitutes come from for your shop?