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  Ben & Jerry's Marketing Dashboard (Dollar Market Share)  -marketing manager for Ben and Jerry's has been provided with a marketing dashboard display shown above.He notices that dollar market share for 2011 was 18.4% and for 2012 it was 20.0%.What simple formula was used to calculate the dollar market share percentages for each of these two years? A)  Dollar market share (%)  = Ben and Jerry's sales ($)  divided by total industry sales ($) . B)  Dollar market share (%)  = Total industry sales ($)  divided by Ben and Jerry's sales ($) . C)  Dollar market share (%)  = Total industry sales ($)  divided by Ben and Jerry's unit sales (#) . D)  Dollar market share (%)  = Total industry sales ($)  divided by Ben and Jerry's net profit ($) . E)  Dollar market share (%)  = Ben and Jerry's sales ($)  divided by gross domestic product ($) . Ben & Jerry's Marketing Dashboard (Dollar Market Share)
-marketing manager for Ben and Jerry's has been provided with a marketing dashboard display shown above.He notices that dollar market share for 2011 was 18.4% and for 2012 it was 20.0%.What simple formula was used to calculate the dollar market share percentages for each of these two years?


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