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L and M are setting up a business offering guided hiking holidays in national parks throughout the world. The price of the holidays will include airfares and accommodation; their initial research shows that there will be a huge variability in the cost of both.
What type of pricing will be appropriate for their holidays?

• A.Penetration pricing
• B.Loss leader pricing
• C.Price discrimination
• D.Skim pricing

An individual works for Organisation A. They are responsible for collating financial information from all the local County primary schools in order to report budgetary requirements for the next financial year.
An individual works for Organisation B. They are responsible for collating financial information from all the local charity shops in order to report donation items and items sold.
An individual works for Organisation C. They are responsible for counting and recording raw materials stock, work in progress and finished goods stock on a monthly basis for the managers to report on rates of stock wastage and pilferage at the monthly board meeting.
For each of the organisations above, match them with the relevant sector below.

正解：

Who is responsible for the strategic leadership of the finance team?

• A.Chief Finance Officer
• B.Financial Accountant
• C.Management Accountant
• D.Chief Executive Officer

Cloud computing is a growing IT strategy In which THREE of the following situations would this be a sensible IT strategy?

• A.Unreliable internet access
• B.Need to reduce up front costs
• C.High impact if data is lost
• D.Frequent software changes
• E.High in-house IT skills
• F.Bespoke software

Barry has heard that the government is planning to tighten environmental regulations. He doesn't like the sound of this, as even though some businesses won't be affected that much, he will have to end up paying a lot more to run his business.
Which of the following options would be most effective in preventing the government from imposing such regulation?
Select ALL that apply.

• A.Make a large donation to the party in power in the hope that they'll abandon their plans to impose new regulation.
• B.Tell a member of the governing party that he has some unscrupulous information about the party that he'll leak to the press if they go ahead with their plans to impose new regulation.
• C.Try and set up meetings with high-ranking members of the government to persuade them to not impose the new regulation.
• D.Make a large donation to the the main opposition party in the hope they'll put pressure on the governing party to not impose the new regulation.