D Question 45 2 pts A car dealer advertises a rock-bottom price for a sports utility vehicle that usually goes for $1.000 or more. When you get to the dealership, though, the salesperson can't find that particular car on the lot. Maybe it was sold this morning before he got in. The salesperson offers a higher priced car. This is called Time Runni Atimp de 38 Minutes, leader pricing price bundline do even pricing or pothologa ring balticing 2 pts If a company rents a warehouse. It must pay rent for the warehouse whether it is full of inventory or completely vacant Other examples include executives salaries, interest expenses, depreciation, and insurance expenses. As output is increased or decreased, these costs remain unchanged decendent fed opportunity D Question 43 2 pts Unlike a firm that strives for market share a firm with the objective of maximizing sales benefits from maslonization of cash it it to adopted as a long-run objective ignores profits, competition, and the marketing environment as long as sales are rising possesses adequate funds and faces an optimistic future wes to maintain casting prices or to meet the competition's prices Question 42 2 pts The advantage of break-even analysis is that it offers a quick estimate of how much the firm must sell to break even and how much profit can be made if a higher sales volume is obtained. False True Question 41 2 pts When Kent Inc. introduced its flagship MP3 player, it captured the market by offering the product at a very low price. This gradually forced many of its competitors out of business. Once its competitors were out of business, Kent Inc. raised the price. In this scenario, Kent Inc. most likely Indulged in _ price foxing status quo pricing price discrimination predatory pricing