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Pepsi [2]
2 years ago
5

Apple's products are well known and valued because the demand, customer loyalty, and company's price premium rank high in the co

nsumer tech industry. This is an example of _______. a. brand equity b. brand loyalty c. brand mark d. individual branding
Business
1 answer:
Rom4ik [11]2 years ago
8 0

The correct answer is option 'a' brand equity.

<h3>What is brand equity?</h3>

Brand equity refers to a brand customer perceive from the brand name. It is the value associated with the brand and not its product or services.

Aspects of brand equity are:

  • Brand name
  • Loyalty,
  • Awareness
  • Attributes.

Learn more about brand equity here: brainly.com/question/15105000

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  Credit    Sales Revenue               $30,000

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1. When sales are made in cash, the amount received or the sales value is debited to cash/bank account while the corresponding credit entries go to both sales revenue account and sales tax payable account. The tax element must be separated from the sales revenue because of its statutory nature and also to allow for easy remittance.

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    Credit      Sales Revenue            $30,000

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      $25,680          = 1.07X

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         $24,000        =  X

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The Tax payable is 7% of  $24,000  = 1,680

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    Credit     Sales Revenue                  $24,000

    Credit     sales taxes payable             $1,680

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