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Jason is considering buying a new laptop computer. He is researching different models based on factors like the processor, the hard drive capacity and speed, RAM, operating system, and price. He has also asked a few friends what they like and dislike about their laptops. Which stage of the consumer decision process model does this illustrate? 

Car manufacturers constantly monitor how many competitors’ products are shipped to Japan, since only a certain number of American cars are allowed in.  This shows how_________ affects companies.

Which of the following is the primary goal of the buyer at the Information Search Stage in the buyer decision process?

Which mode of entry requires a firm entering an overseas market to have the ability to (themselves) handle language, culture, and other differences more than any of the other modes of entry?

1. Pick your favorite piece we have studied this semester that you have not already used on this exam. Include the artist, title, and date – and include in which week and lecture each piece was discussed. 2. What art movement or culture does this art piece belong to? Define the movement and explain how your chosen piece exemplifies that art movement. 3. Explain why you like this piece, or feel a connection to the work. 50 words

Identify one technological innovation that we have discussed in class, that has had a major impact on art history. 1. Identify a technological or material innovation that had a major impact on art. 2. Choose an art piece from the course lectures to demonstrate the impact of this advancement on art.

Pick your favorite piece we have studied this semester that you have not already used on this exam. Include the artist, title, and date, and include in which week and lecture each piece was discussed. 1. What art movement or culture does this art piece belong to? Define the movement and explain how your chosen piece exemplifies that art movement. 2. Explain why this piece speaks to you.

Consider a market for something called savings. Demanders are people with money who want savings; suppliers are people who have savings who want money. Call the market price r (the interest rate). Suppose that demanders want savings so that when they retire they will be able to “eat, drink and be merry.” The government comes along with a program that gives people money when they retire (call the program Social Security), thereby enabling them to “eat, drink and be merry” without any savings. As a consequence,  ________.

The outcome in a market where a transactions tax is split, with half collected from suppliers and half collected from demanders.

The outcome in a market for information.