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FUTURE MARKET PREDICTION FOR ELECTRIC POWERED AUTOMOBILES IN THE UNITED STATES
Title
FUTURE MARKET PREDICTION FOR ELECTRIC POWERED AUTOMOBILES IN THE UNITED STATES.
Creator
KUGLER, GEORGE CHARLES, Florida Atlantic University, Stroh, Thomas F., Business Communications, College of Business
Abstract/Description
Due to the increased scarcity and price of petroleum based fuels, electric vehicles (EV's) are becoming a viable alternative to internal combustion engine (ICE) powered automobiles. Due to their present limited performance, electric vehicles can replace only a fraction of present ICE automobiles. A quantitative estimate of the market for EV's over the next ten years is arrived at by considering EV performance levels, automobile driving and buying habits of United States automobile purchasers,...
Show moreDue to the increased scarcity and price of petroleum based fuels, electric vehicles (EV's) are becoming a viable alternative to internal combustion engine (ICE) powered automobiles. Due to their present limited performance, electric vehicles can replace only a fraction of present ICE automobiles. A quantitative estimate of the market for EV's over the next ten years is arrived at by considering EV performance levels, automobile driving and buying habits of United States automobile purchasers, and ownership statistics. A maximum market potential for electric automobiles of 30 percent of the new car market in ten years is derived.
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Date Issued
1978
PURL
http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13944
Subject Headings
Automobiles--United States--Marketing, Electric automobiles--Research
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INVESTIGATION OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS OWN PROFESSIONAL IMAGE COMPARED TOHIS ACTUAL BEHAVIOR IN THE STATE OF OREGON
Title
AN INVESTIGATION OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS OWN PROFESSIONAL IMAGE COMPARED TOHIS ACTUAL BEHAVIOR IN THE STATE OF OREGON.
Creator
HERHOLD, ALLEN DAVID, Florida Atlantic University, Stroh, Thomas F., College of Business, Business Communications
Abstract/Description
This thesis was prepared as a study of the real estate agent's own professional image compared to his actual behavior in the state of Oregon. Methods employed in substantiating this concept and its corollaries include: questionnaire, interviews, and scholarly research. The thesis is divided into two objectives, testing three hypotheses. The categories for measurement include breakdown in the agent's knowledge of technical aspects of conducting real estate transactions and a breakdown in...
Show moreThis thesis was prepared as a study of the real estate agent's own professional image compared to his actual behavior in the state of Oregon. Methods employed in substantiating this concept and its corollaries include: questionnaire, interviews, and scholarly research. The thesis is divided into two objectives, testing three hypotheses. The categories for measurement include breakdown in the agent's knowledge of technical aspects of conducting real estate transactions and a breakdown in performance due to a lack of follow-up on details to conclude a real estate transaction. After extensive analysis employing the projective technique, it was found that remedial programs should be instituted in both areas.
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Date Issued
1972
PURL
http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13504
Subject Headings
Real estate agents--Oregon
Format
Document (PDF)