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Ingles Comprension de Lectura
Ingles Comprension de Lectura
Ingles Comprension de Lectura
INGLES
1-tastes or preferences
2-number of consumers
3-income
4-consumerexpectations
5-price of related Good
a. Production cost depends on Technology F (X) V ( )
b. As greater the expectations are, the lower will be the offer from thecompanies. F (X) V ( )
c. One of the four Ps of marketing mix is Package F ( ) V (X )
a. What is Benchmarking?
-Product
-price
-sales systems
-payment systems
-promotion
-location
-organization
-planimetry
5. Write the vocabulary (20 words) from the reading, and make a
Glossary: Organize the words in alphabetic order and write the
meaning of each word.
VOCABULARY
1- DEMAND: it refers to the desire, ability, and disposition of consumers to buy any
product.
2- SUPPLY: it is related to the ability and disposition of producers to offer
products for sale.
3- PRODUCT: It is the thing produced by labor or effort.
4- PRICE: It refers to the quantity of payment or compensation given by one
party to another in return for goods or services.
5- SALES SYSTEMS: It is a set of principles, processes, strategies and tools that
are put into place to bring the company results day-in and day-out.
6- PAYMENT SYSTEMS: It is used for transferring money include debit cards,
credit cards, and e-commerce payment systems.
7- ADVERTISING: It is a form of communication used to encourage or persuade an
audience to continue or take some new action.
8- PROMOTION: It refers to the communications with the public in an attempt to
influence them toward buying your products and/ or services.
9- LOCATION: It is a place where something is or could be located.
10- ORGANIZATION: It is a social unit of people systematically structured and
managed to meet a need or to pursue collective goals on a continuing basis.
11- PLANIMETRY: It is the measurement of plane surfaces; for example, the
determination of, angles, horizontal distances and areas on a map.
12- PLANNING: It is the plan for running the benchmarking investigation.
13- ANALYSIS: After analyzing the information, it obtains a basis for comparison. 14-
INTEGRATION: Develop aims and incorporate them into the benchmarked
process.
15- ACTION: It refers to the action plans necessary to achieve the objectives decided
in step 3.
16- PRESENTATION: It refers to the performances of presenting any of the 9P’s to
your suppliers, customers, clients, or partners. A descriptive or persuasive account
(Set forth for the attention of mind).
17- PARTNER: The legal relationship between two parties, having specific rights and
responsibilities as a common company.
18- PLACE/DISTRIBUTION: It represents the location where a product or service
can be purchased and the distribution channel. Coverage, assortments, locations,
inventory and transportation of the product or service.
19- PASSION: Emotion, feelings. The emotions as distinguished from reason, a
strong taste or devotion for some activity.
20- INCOME: When income rises, the quantity demanded will rise too. When income
falls, the demand of that product will fall too.
6.Write a ten lines text that summarizes the topic of the activity.
The most affordable definition I know of the offer is the amount of good or service that the
seller puts on sale. This good or service can be bicycles, hours of driving lessons, candy or
anything else that comes to mind.
Demand is the quantity of a good or service that people want to acquire. Almost all the
human beings of the planet demand a good or a service, gold, rice, orange juice, higher
education ... However, the most interesting thing about supply and demand is how they
interact with each other.
Supply and demand interact with each other, fixing prices and the quantities of goods and
services that will be produced. This is done automatically without the intervention of an
external agent being necessary.
Something similar happens with the offer. Juan has obtained his first job in a carpentry
shop, his boss offers him to do extra hours because the orders are accumulating. These
extra hours are paid more expensive than usual and Juan accepts because he is saving for
a car. Instead let's suppose a movie theater. The crisis affects people who still want to go
to the cinema but are willing to pay less. The director of the company decides to lower
the price, but this causes him to make fewer screenings and cut off the night sessions. In
this way the rooms are more crowded and you do not have to pay the nocturnal
supplement to the employees who stayed until three o'clock. A reduction in the market
price has reduced the available supply. Like the demand, the quantity offered depends on
the price.
These examples have been very simple, but I think they are easy to understand and
necessary to imagine how supply and demand interact. Supply and demand interact with
each other, fixing prices and the quantities of goods and services that will be produced.
This is done automatically without the intervention of an external agent being necessary.