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Staple and Impulse goods tend to be around places like the supermarket/stores/etc. Here are what they are:
Staple goods:
Goods that consumers buy on a regular basis, and consumed regularly.
Staple goods are very common in places like supermarkets. Staple goods are goods like milk, eggs, bread, sugar, etc. These items are what consumers usually go to the store for, and they usually put these specific items on their "to buy" list when they go shopping.
Impulse goods:
Goods that tend to not need planning in order for a consumer to buy. This is typically known as the "surprise lets buy that" type of goods.
Impulse goods are goods that people usually don't think of getting, but when they see it, they get it anyways. These would be known as things like snacks, candy, etc. People usually don't put those items on their "to buy" list, but when they see it, they buy it anyways. To sum it all up, these types of items do not need planning to buy, and could be an "out of nowhere" purchase.
Answer:
MV=$46.5
Explanation:
MV=D1/(Ke-g)
Mv=1.15/(.114-0.089)
MV=46.5
Where MV=?
Ke=11.4%
g=8.95% it calculated by discounting all dividends with Ke
D1=1.15
ANSWER:
B) Dynamic remarketing
STEP-BY-STEP EXPLANATION:
Dynamic remarketing campaigns are used to show your previous visitors ads with products or services they viewed on your website. These campaigns provide you with extra settings and reports specifically for reaching previous visitors.
You can only use dynamic remarketing with "Display Network" campaigns.
Keep in mind that your remarketing tag shouldn't be associated with any personally identifiable or sensitive information.
Answer: It should shot down immediately.
Explanation:
If the market price is equal to average cost at the profit-maximizing level of output, then the firm is making zero profits. If the market price that a perfectly competitive firm faces is below average variable cost at the profit-maximizing quantity of output, then the firm should shut down operations immediately.
Every organization has its own rules. The statement that best describes the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's is that The FDIC has issued policy statements that address auditor independence in various contexts.
- Independence in auditing needs integrity and an objective way in all audit process. It also requires the auditor to perform his or her task freely and in a focused way.
The Independence of the internal auditor is simply known as the freedom from parties or people whose interests can be harmed by the outcomes of an audit.
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Which statement best describes an element of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's (FDIC) requirements for auditor independence?
FDIC independence requirements incorporate requirements for attorneys and actuaries.
FDIC independence requirements mirror the AICPA and DOL independence rules.
The FDIC has issued policy statements that address auditor independence in various contexts.
The FDIC has adopted regulations that incorporate IESBA independence rules.
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