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Introduction: What is Price Mix? Price mix is the price or value of a product that is determined by the producer. Generally, prices of products are fixed in a way so that the producer can save a portion of the profit from the sale of the product. However, sometimes, the price of the product may be kept low to grab market share or to promote the product in the market. There are various factors that affect the price mix of a product. However, it may be noted that the price mix for different products is different. Therefore, the price mix ... Read More
What is Private Placement? Generally, when companies want to expand, they raise capital via an initial public offering (IPO). It is a public phenomenon where all investors are allowed to buy shares of the company. This process takes place in primary markets. Later on, the shares sold in primary markets are traded in secondary markets. There is another process of raising capital that is known as private placement. In private placements, shares are sold especially to wealthy investors, banks, pension funds, etc. It is a completely private process where the public cannot take part. In such a process, the share-issuing ... Read More
Introduction Organizations have different sizes, markets, governance, and employee bases. In fact, all companies are different from one point of view or another. Depending on these differences organizations are divided into three major types which are private, public, and global enterprises. It is notable that although there are differences in these three types of organizations there are many similarities too. That is why when we look at the structure, motives, and management procedures of organizations, we find many common threads apart from the differences. For example, it is notable that except for a few nonprofit firms, the objective of all ... Read More
Introduction: Production and Cost Production is the process via which inputs are changed into outputs. Usually, it is a manufacturing firm that is responsible for production. A manufacturing enterprise obtains different inputs, such as raw materials, machinery, and labor, and uses them to produce the finished goods or products. These finished goods are called outputs. Outputs may be consumed by consumers or it can be used as an input again to produce some other outputs. For example, the producer of wheat may use fertilizers, land, labor, pesticides, etc. to produce wheat. An automobile manufacturer may use machinery, steel, labor, aluminum, ... Read More
For web layout, it's essential to center a in CSS. The task of centering a div should be encountered by every developer at some point in their career, if not every day. Everybody has a handy approach, but it can occasionally be annoying for beginners. The visual appeal and usability of your web design are improved by these CSS approaches, which guarantee dynamic and smooth centering. Let’s look them one by one before that let’s have a quick view on the div tag. HTML div tag In an HTML, the tag is used as a division or section. ... Read More
The purpose of adding images to websites is to increase their visual appeal and user appeal. But if we didn't have control over the size of the images on websites, they wouldn't be nearly as attractive. Fortunately, CSS makes it quite simple to alter the image size. The CSS image size can be altered using a variety of methods. First, let's examine the reasons why altering the size of an image in CSS matters. The image would fill every pixel of its size if there were no limits on its size. However, every image should fit inside the container that ... Read More
Even the simplest designs can look fantastic and work correctly with a little CSS knowledge, which will increase your design abilities and improve the user experience on your website. To specify where an element appears on the page, we use the CSS position property. The position property determines the element's final positioning when combined with the top, right, bottom, and left CSS properties. There are various possible values for the position property: absolute, sticky, fixed, relative, and static. In this article we are going to learn about the CSS fixed positioning. CSS fixed positioning An element with a ... Read More
Animations never fail to attract people in. When you present them with a painting and a video, they will always focus on the moving image since it is more visually appealing. Thus, the best method to get people to visit your website is to incorporate animations. The things you can accomplish using CSS animations are endless. A few lines of code can be used to generate stunning and interesting animations. All you need to do is adjust the direction and give a few parameters. For getting better understanding on implemeneting the fade out right big animation effect with CSS let's ... Read More
We are aware that CSS offers a developer an excess of features. Some can only be attained by adjusting already-existing features, while others can be accomplished directly. For example, different animations can be applied to different website elements. One of these is fade-in animation. When hovering over an object in a fade-in animation, it appears to get darker. There exist numerous methods to accomplish this outcome. To draw attention to a certain button or image, we use this technique. We may achieve this by adjusting the element's opacity. Example Let's look at the following example, where we are going to ... Read More
There are moments when you wish to visually hide elements in an application (that is, remove them from the DOM but leave them on the screen). There are several methods by which you can accomplish this. Using the visibility property with a hidden value(visibility:hidden;) or the display property with a none value (display:none;) are two common approaches. Both approaches make the element hide, but they have different effects on how it behaves. In this articles we are going to learn about the difference between display:none; and visibility:hidden; CSS visibility:hidden This CSS property will cause an element to fill the screen's ... Read More