Your Best, Inc. Marietta Worked for a Retail Company and Noticed There Were

Your Best, Inc.
Marietta worked for a retail company and noticed there were many things it could do better. She shared some of her ideas with upper management, but management did not want to do things differently. When Marietta went home to talk to her husband, they both realized that, given her passion, it would be better for Marietta to open her own business. After a lot of consideration, she decided to open a sporting goods store called Your Best, Inc. She also knew just where to open the store―right next to her house.
To be certain to address all aspects of the business, Marietta hired a marketing research firm to determine the best location. Once all the research was compiled and analyzed, she realized that it would actually be better to open the store in a different area. She also realized that deciding where to locate the business was not the only major concern. More specifically, she would have to focus on the four elements of the marketing mix as well, creating a whole marketing plan. Her husband mentioned the possibility of using online information services to help with the business. With her husband's support and a good marketing plan, Marietta felt that she would be prepared to make the right decisions.
-Refer to Your Best, Inc. When Marietta's business gets going, her income less all additional personal taxes would be called her

A) business buying behavior.
B) disposable income.
C) IRS imposed income.
D) discretionary income.
E) total loss.