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QUESTION 2 colleagues have also done the same thing, and that means you have 200 shoppers that After a week of your study, you have amassed a study sample of 40 shoppers. Your week from which to make some predictions or conclusions. that you have had basically consistent observations, and your team leader is satisfied with the quality of your work. The recommendations that you have made are likely to be valuable to Mr. Pattison A. Please explain whether or not your recommendations will have an effect on the salary that you are going to ultimately receive for your internship. What was it that determined the demand for your role as an intern to start with, and what Mr. Pattison should have been prepared to pay you for your work, rather than what he actually did pay you for it? What do you think was the factor that made the difference? Why? B. If your conclusions include that the Pattison Group should acquire a fast food chain, what changes in industry cost patters might be expected? QUESTION 3. The next week, you are required to report to Jim Pattison Toyota in Vancouver. You are given a brief note on Monday morning which gives you an outline of the Pattison group of dealerships. You find out that he has a whole lot of car lots: Chevrolets, Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Hyundai, Volvo, Lexus, Volkswagon, Subaru, Toyotas, in most of the neighbourhoods in the Lower Mainland and in other cities in Western Canada. 1. In what type of industry do the Jim Pattison car dealers operate? Why have you selected this particular industry? 2. He sells a lot of hybrid vehicles. They were expensive at one point. Now customers qualify for subsidies when the purchase. Please explain. 3. In BC there is a carbon tax. How would this affect these dealerships?? 4. How would the operations of Murray GM in Merritt be different from the operations of Jim Pattison in Vancouver? Are they in the same market or a different market? Why or why not? Are they in the same market structure or a different one? Why or why not