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Starbucks Brews a New Marketing Mix This assignment will help you in understanding the marketing process and consumer behavior. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Describe the external impact of the environment on a Starbuck’s. 2. Identify factors in the marketing mix and why the equilibrium price has shifted. 3. Understand the impact of developing a strategic marketing plan. PREPARATION ASSIGNMENT: Start by reading Chapter 11 if you have not already done so. STEP 1: Re-read the opening story on pages 268, 269, and 292. Starbucks is adjusting its marketing strategy and taking a risk. Step 2: Answer the questions below: List all of the questions in order, bold them and then place your answer below each question in regular type. Please left justify and remember to double-space. Remember to include definitions for each business term that you use and use “Key Terms” from your book (page 294). I expect that you might want to not only quote your book but also other outside sources. Snoop around and see what has been written on this topic out on the Internet. You might surprise yourself and find a lot of information that you can use for this assignment. 1. What forces in the external environment are influencing the changes in Starbuck’s marketing strategy? Explain. 2. How are the components of Starbuck’s marketing mix being used for implementing market strategy? 3. What are the main factors favoring success for Starbuck’s crossover into the affordability market? 4. What prominent factors suggest major problems or even failure for this crossover attempt? 5. Applying this chapter’s definition of product value to Starbuck’s plans, what are the benefits in Starbuck’s affordability offerings? What are the costs? 6. In what ways, if any, does Starbuck’s plan for closing some existing stores and opening fewer new ones have any impact on the product value of its new affordability products and its more-established luxury products? Step 3: Write an opening paragraph. You are now ready to write your opening paragraph which will set up the reader of the paper by letting them know what you will be discussing. Step 4: Write the closing paragraph. You are now ready to write a closing paragraph. In this paragraph you need to summarize your findings. Remember in both the opening and closing paragraphs you need to use the “Key Terms” and provide definitions (only if you have not already done so in another part of your paper) for each business term that you use. Step5: Name, class, and date. You do not need a cover sheet but make sure that your name, class, and the date are in the upper left-hand corner of your paper. Step 6: Go over the rubric. Before you turn in your paper you will want to go over the Rubric one more time to assure yourself that you have not missed anything. As the rubric outlines my expectation for inclusion in your paper using the rubric as your guide for writing your paper will assure that you earn a better grade. Step7: Put your paper together. You are now ready to put your paper together. The first thing I should see when I get ready to grade your paper is your paper. Next comes the “Works Cited” page(s), and after that you should have attached a copy of the Rubric so that I can grade your assignment. Things to remember: ? Your name, BUS 100 (your section), and the date appear in the upper left-hand corner of your paper. ? You have used proper business terminology, “Key Terms” from your book (page 294). ? You have proof read your paper to assure that there aren’t any typos, spelling errors or grammar errors. ? You have compared your paper to the Rubric to make sure that all questions were answered completely and that you have met the requirements. ? You have attached the “Works Cited” page. ? You have attached the Rubric at the very back of the paper. RUBRIC: This paper is worth 60 points total. Your paper will be graded on the following criteria: Points Question 5 The paper clearly has an opening statement. 3 1. The answer to question 1 identifies all of the forces in the external environment that are influencing the changes in Starbuck’s marketing strategy. 3 1. In the identification process key business terms are used. 3 1. Definitions are provided for each key business term used. 3 2. The answer to question 2 clearly identifies the components of Starbuck’s marketing mix that are being used for implementing strategy. 3 2. In the identification process key business terms are used. 3 2. Definitions are provided for each key business term used. 3 3. In the answer to question 3 all of the main factors favoring success for Starbuck’s crossover into the affordability market have been clearly identified and stated. 3 3. In the identification process key business terms are used. 3 3. Definitions are provided for each key business term used. 3 4. The answer question 4 identifies all of the prominent factors that suggest major problems or even failure for this crossover attempt 3 4. In process of identifying the prominent factors that suggest major problems or even failure for this crossover attempt key business terms are used. 3 4. Definitions are provided for each key business term used. 3 5. Question 5 is answered, fully supported, and has a clear statement concerning why this is your position. Your position should reference any “key terms” from the chapter and provide definitions for each term used. 2 5. In the second part of question 5 the answer reflects the costs involved using “key terms” and included definitions. 4 6. Question 6 is answered and fully supported with information found in the chapter using “key terms” and definitions. 5 The paper clearly contains a closing statement. 5 The paper contains a “Work Cited” page that includes the textbook and any other materials that were used for the purpose of researching this paper. Additionally, the “Works Cited” page provides evidence that research was done including authorities in the field of business.

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Econ 1) Money demand is a) Suppose that P = 100, Y = 1000, and i = 0.10. Find real money demand, nominal money demand, and the velocity of money. b) Suppose the price level doubles to 200. Find real money demand, nominal money demand, and the velocity of money. c) How is the velocity of money affected by an increase in the price level, an increase in real income, and an increase in nominal interest? 2) Consumer expenditures on durable goods such as cars and furniture, as well as purchases of new houses, fall much more than expenditures on nondurable goods and services during most recessions. Why do you think that is? 3) It has been argued that the stock market predicts recessions. Using quarterly data since 1961, plot the real value of the stock market index (the S&P 500 in the last day of the quarter divided by the GDP deflator at that time). Draw in the times of business cycle peaks and troughs. Do you find the stock market to be a good economic forecaster? Data on the S&P 500 can be obtained from finance.yahoo.com. You should use the adjusted closing price. 4) Desired consumption and investment are C^d=4000-4000r+0.20Y I^d=2400-4000r. Y is real GDP and r is the real interest rate. Government purchases G = 2000. a) Find an equation relating desired national saving Sd to r and Y. b) What value of the real interest rate clears the goods market when Y = 10000? When Y = 12000? Graph the IS curve. c) Government purchases rise to 2400. How does this change the equation for national saving in (a)? What value of r clears the goods market if Y = 10000? How is the IS curve affected by the increase in G? 5) The real money demand function is” M^d/P=3000+0.1Y-10000i wherei is the nominal interest rate. Assume the money supply is M = 6000, P = 2.0, and expected inflation is ?e = 0.02. a) What is the real interest rate r that clears the asset market when Y = 8000? When Y = 9000? Graph the LM curve. b) Repeat (a) for M = 6600. How does the LM curve compare with the LM curve in (a)? c) Repeat (a) for ?e = 0.03. Compare the LM curve in this case with the LM curve in (a). 6) The full-employment line for the economy is Y = 1000. Desired consumption and desired investment are C^d=200+0.8(Y-T)-500r I^d=200-500r. Government purchases are G = 196, and taxes are T = 20 + 0.25Y. Money demand is M^d/P=0.5Y-250(r+p^e ). Expected inflation is ?e = 0.1 and the nominal supply of money is M = 9890. a) Under full employment, what are the general equilibrium values of the real interest rate, price level, consumption, and investment? b) Suppose that government purchases are increased to G = 216. How do the answers to (a) change? 7) The production function in an economy is Y = A(5N? 0.0025N2), whereA is productivity. The marginal product of labor is MPN = A(5 ? 0.0050N). Suppose that A = 2. The labor supply curve is Ns = 55 + 10(1 ?t)w, wherew is the real wage and t = 0.5 is the tax rate on wage income. Desired consumption and investment are Cd = 300 + 0.8(Y?T) ? 200r Id = 258.5 ? 250r. Taxes and government purchases are T = 20 + tY G = 50 Money demand is M^d/P=0.5Y-250(r+p^e ). The expected rate of inflation is ?e = 0.02 and the nominal money supply is M = 9150. a) What are the full-employment levels of the real wage, employment, and output? b) Find the IS curve. What are the full-employment values of the real interest rate, consumption, and investment? c) Find the LM curve. What are the full-employment value of the price level? d) Suppose government purchases increase to G = 72.5. Assuming the price level is fixed, what are the general equilibrium values of the real wage, employment, output, the real interest rate, consumption, investment? e) In the long run, the economy returns to full employment? What are the general equilibrium values of the real wage, employment, output, the real interest rate, consumption, investment, and the price level?

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1. Observe this block diagram. Place events in order of occurrence in the respective places below. Work from oldest to youngest, bottom to top. Be sure to note any unconformities and their types. 2. Observe the block diagram above. Place events in order of occurrence in the respective places below. Work from oldest to youngest, bottom to top. Be sure to note any unconformities and their types. 1 ir3. Observe the block diagram above. Place events in order of occurrence in their respective places below. Work from oldest to youngest, bottom to top. Be sure to note any unconformities and their types. solute Dating In this part of the exercise, you will be calculating the actual, or absolute, ages of the rock. The figure above shows the relationship between the percentage of parent material and the number of half-lives that have passed. 4. What percentage of the parent material is present after one half-life? Two? Three? Four? 5. If you start with 80 grams of an isotope, how much would be left after-one half-life? What about three half-lives? 6. If an isotope has a half-life of 600 million years, how old is a rock that contains the isotope after 50% of the parent has decayed? How old is the rock after four half-lives have passed? 7. You discover the parent isotope in a lava flow has gone through 0.75 half-lifes. If a half-life is 800 million years, how old is that rock? 8. In number 1, at the beginning of the exercise, Layer F was dated at 260 million years old. Layer E was determined to be 235 million years old. When did the fold occur? 9. The image to the left show a series of sections containing various fossils. If the star is 325 million years old (ma), and the heptagon (the 7-sided fossil) is 337 ma, how old is the 15-sided fossil in between? If the star existed for three million years, from 324ma-327ma, how old must the arched arrow in section three be? 10. Based on what you learned about fossil preservation, how might the following be preserved as fossils? Dinosaur bones? Microscopic organisms like bacteria and protists? Skin or feathers? DNA?

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