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Why do you think Enterprise came relatively late to the airport market?
 
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Explain how the merchant model works.
 
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Answer 1

Enterprise is a conservatively managed company who apparently wanted to be sure that it could provide the same level of service at airports that it was providing in local markets.

Answer 2

Suppliers make inventory available to agencies at a discounted price called a net rate. The agencies then attempt to sell that inventory to the public at a price above the net rate.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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Great! Please up vote :D



 

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