Question

How might a battered women's shelter organize differently from a skateboard shop? Select all that apply.

the skate shop might borrow enough money to open while the women's shelter might seek investors who could profit from the investment
the skate shop might hire highly qualified employees while the women's shelter might advertise for help at the local high school newspaper
the women's shelter would look for space that could temporarily house women and children where a skate shop would look for property that had a secure storage space for stock
a skate shop would have a solid profit and loss strategy and a women's shelter would developed a clear fundraising strategy
a skate shop's main focus would be on goods, a women's shelter's main focus would be on services

Answer 1

The answer is: D and E.

Step-by-step explanation:

The A does not make sense, as a shelter for people in need of help is not a good investment.

The B does not make sense, because highly qualified employees are not needed to work in a store, and it would not be much help for the shelter to advertise in a local newspaper, but to do it more nationally to raise funds.

The C makes no sense, because a shelter for battered women seen as the world is going is unlikely to be a temporary thing, and would need a place for permanent use.

D.- A skate shop would have a solid profit and loss strategy and a shelter for women would develop a clear fundraising strategy .

E.- The main focus of a skate shop would be on goods, the main focus of a shelter for women would be on services.

The answer is: D and E.

Answer 2

A. the skate shop might borrow enough money to open while a women's shelter would seek investors who could profit from the investment,

C. the women's shelter would look for space that could temporarily house women and children where a skate shop would look for property that had a secure storage space for stock,

E. a skate shop's main focus would be on goods, a women's shelter's main focus would be on services

At least I think that's it.