The answer is price sensitivity
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Answer:
To qualify, the goods exported must have <u>50</u> percent U. S. content. This results in a tax reduction of <u>15</u> percent.
Explanation:
Foreign sales corporations (FSC) no longer exist. The FSC corporation had to be set up in the US, but it had to operate in foreign countries that complied with information agreements with the US government (IRS). It helped exporting companies to lower taxes, but they ceased to exist in year 2000.
Answer:
108.46lbs
Explanation:
5.2:7=x:146
7x = 759.2
<u>7x</u> = <u>759.2</u>
7 7
x = 108.46lbs
alternative way;
5.2/7 = 0.742857142
146 x 0.742857142 = 108.46lbs
Answer:
A. True.
Explanation:
Organizations sometimes makes a bid to take control of another company by acquiring them, through the purchase of majority of the stocks or outstanding shares in the company to be acquired. Where the above is successful, the process is known as takeover.
In a takeover, the company that is being taken over is the target company, while the company taken over the target is the acquirer. A larger company may take over the smaller company through mutual agreement .
Takeover occurs when a larger company is trying to initiate a change in the smaller company by making it more profitable. They may also find value in the smaller company hence the takeover and also to eliminate competition.
The first statement is false.
A firm earning a zero profit is an action called predatory pricing, which there
can be a temporary loss because of a super low price and when a new firm enters
the market the new firm won’t be able to compete with a very low price forcing
the new firm out of the market. This action can be a barrier of entry making the
market less contestable. A firm in a contestable market should operate at
efficient level of production and earn a minimal profit close to equilibrium.
<span>It
is true that a contestable market model has important policy implications for
example to increase competition policy maker can decrease regulation so that
new firm can easily enter the market. Policy makers can also force firms to
allow other firms to use their networks encouraging new firms to enter the
market and lessening the monopoly power of restricting supplies. Policy makers
can also set up its own new firm and distribute its resources to small new
firms to increase competition.</span>
