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Observe the HAPPY INSURANCE DATABASE:
CLIENT AGENT AREA

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HAPPY INSURANCE
Observe the HAPPY INSURANCE DATABASE:
CLIENT
 ClientID  ClientName  CientAgent  ClientSpouseName  C111  Tom  A1  Jenny  C222  Kain A1 Bill  C333  Cole A2 Amy  C444  Dorothy A2 C555  Anay A3 Amy  C666  Tina A3 Madt  C777  Christina A4 Mike \begin{array} { l l c l } \text { ClientID } & \text { ClientName } & \text { CientAgent } & \text { ClientSpouseName } \\\text { C111 } & \text { Tom } & \text { A1 } & \text { Jenny } \\\text { C222 } & \text { Kain } & A 1 & \text { Bill } \\\text { C333 } & \text { Cole } & A 2 & \text { Amy } \\\text { C444 } & \text { Dorothy } & A 2 & \\\text { C555 } & \text { Anay } & A 3 & \text { Amy } \\\text { C666 } & \text { Tina } & A 3 & \text { Madt } \\\text { C777 } & \text { Christina } & A 4 & \text { Mike }\end{array} AGENT
 AgentID  AgentName  AgentArea  AgentRating  AgentYearofHire  SupervisedBy  A1  Kate 11011990 A2  Amy 2922009 Al  A3  Luke 31001992 A4  James 3902010 A3 \begin{array} { l l l l l c } \text { AgentID } & \text { AgentName } & \text { AgentArea } & \text { AgentRating } & \text { AgentYearofHire } & \text { SupervisedBy } \\\text { A1 } & \text { Kate } & 1 & 101 & 1990 & \\\text { A2 } & \text { Amy } & 2 & 92 & 2009 & \text { Al } \\\text { A3 } & \text { Luke } & 3 & 100 & 1992 & \\\text { A4 } & \text { James } & 3 & 90 & 2010 & \text { A3 }\end{array} AREA
 ArealD  AreaName  AreaHQ 1 East  Boston 2 West  San Francisco 3 Central  Chicago \begin{array} { l l l } \text { ArealD } & \text { AreaName } & \text { AreaHQ } \\1 & \text { East } & \text { Boston } \\2 & \text { West } & \text { San Francisco } \\3 & \text { Central } & \text { Chicago }\end{array}
This database will be used for the following questions citing tables from the HAPPY INSURANCE database.
-Show the CREATE TABLE statements for the table AREA (assume that non-primary key columns can be optional. )


Definitions:

Target Costing

A method of price setting that combines market-based pricing with a cost-reduction emphasis; the target cost is the expected selling price less the desired profit.

Marketplace

A platform or environment where buyers and sellers engage in exchange of goods and services. It can be physical or digital.

Target Cost

A pricing strategy in which a company sets a cost for a product and works backwards to achieve that cost through design and manufacturing improvements.

Profit Margin

The ratio of operating income to sales.

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