Help me anwer the following qsns for DELTAAIRLINES.
1. What types of products are manufactured or sold?
2. What is the consumer demand for the product?
3. What drives the consumer demand?
4. What is the price elasticity of the demand for theproduct?
5. Are there substitutes for the product? Are the substitutesdifferentiated on price? on quantity?
6. Is there a Brand name association with the product?
7. Is there Patent protection associated with the product?
8. Are there any barrier to entry protections available to theindustry or firm?
9. What is the firm's technology
10. What is the marketing process like?
11. How do the distribution channels function?
12. What does the supply chain look like? Does the firm have anyadvantages through its supply
chain?
13. What does the cost structure look like? Are there anyadvantages gained through cost sharing
arrangements?
14. Are there any economies of scale advantages available to theindustry or firm
15. The company's earnings call
16. Stock ownership information
17. When did the company go public?
18. How many classes of stock are there?
19. Ownership breakdown between insiders, institutionalinvestors, and public float
20. Information on voting rights of shareholders
21. Historical stock performance of the company
22. Preferred stock outstanding
Help me anwer the following qsns for DELTAAIRLINES.
1. What types of products are manufactured or sold?
2. What is the consumer demand for the product?
3. What drives the consumer demand?
4. What is the price elasticity of the demand for theproduct?
5. Are there substitutes for the product? Are the substitutesdifferentiated on price? on quantity?
6. Is there a Brand name association with the product?
7. Is there Patent protection associated with the product?
8. Are there any barrier to entry protections available to theindustry or firm?
9. What is the firm's technology
10. What is the marketing process like?
11. How do the distribution channels function?
12. What does the supply chain look like? Does the firm have anyadvantages through its supply
chain?
13. What does the cost structure look like? Are there anyadvantages gained through cost sharing
arrangements?
14. Are there any economies of scale advantages available to theindustry or firm
15. The company's earnings call
16. Stock ownership information
17. When did the company go public?
18. How many classes of stock are there?
19. Ownership breakdown between insiders, institutionalinvestors, and public float
20. Information on voting rights of shareholders
21. Historical stock performance of the company
22. Preferred stock outstanding
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