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3 years ago

How do externalities encourage/discourage descions that we make?

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I think our decisions are most profoundly made up based on individual moral and values. So the extend to which an individual applies a moral analyses of the impact of producing or consuming a particular good or service on the next person they are most likely to be informed on the decision to make.

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Household consumers are the most conspicuous audience in that most mass media advertising is directed at them. T/F

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Answer:

The correct answer is True.

Explanation:

Local advertising is of capital importance, especially for those who want to spread their business in specific cities or geographic regions.

With word of mouth advertising, you can surely get your business to reach different cities; but not at the speed that is required to recover the investment invested.

Businesses that have a local advertising plan will be able to bring their products and / or services to potential customers located in the target geographic area and increase their recognition as a local brand.

We are sure you have heard the following quotes; <em>"The best publicity is what satisfied customers do"</em> by Philip Kotler, and "What helps people helps business" by Leo Burnett

So why is local advertising important? Business owners have asked themselves this question for years, and the answer is really quite simple ... To get attention, direct traffic to your business and close sales.

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2 years ago

Rajesh Indian Market (RIM) is open 12 months out of the year. At RIM, the demand for rice is very consistent 200 pounds per mont

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Answer:

A. 566 pounds

Explanation:

Given: Demand for rice is very consistent= 200 pounds per month.

Cost of rice per order= $50 per order.

Rice cost= $5 per pound.

Carrying charge= 15%

EOQ: Economic order quantity (EOQ) is the number of units that company should include in their inventory with each order to reduce cost of inventory.

Now, calculating EOQ.

Formula; EOQ= $\sqrt{\frac{2DP}{C} }$

D= Demand in units for specified period.

P= relevant ordering costs per order.

C= Relevant carrying cost of one unit in stock for the time period used for D.

EOQ= $\sqrt{\frac{2\times (50)(200\times 12)}{5\times 15\%} }$

⇒ EOQ= $\sqrt{\frac{2(50)(2400)}{5\times (0.15)} }$

Opening parenthesis

⇒ EOQ= $\sqrt{\frac{240000}{0.75} }$

⇒ EOQ= $\sqrt{320000}$

∴ EOQ= $565.68\ pound \approx 566\ pounds$

Hence, Economic order quantity is 566 pounds.

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2 years ago

Which of the following is true for American options? A. Put-call parity provides an upper and a lower bound for the difference b

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The statement that holds true for the American Option is (A) Put-call parity provides an upper and lower bound for the difference between call and put prices

Explanation:

According to the Put-call parity concept when we hold the short European put and long European call of similar class the return delivered is same as holding one forward contract of the same underlying asset, that has the same expiration, forward price and which is equal to the strike price of the option

In financial management put–call parity concept is used to define the relationship that exist between the price of a European call option and European put option, and both of them have identical strike price and expiry

The formula used for calculating put call parity is

c + k = f +p

where (c) call price plus the (k) strike price of both options is equal to the futures price(f) plus the put price(p)

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3 years ago

Quadros Inc., a Portuguese firm was acquired by a U.S. company on January 1, 2017. Selected account balances are available for t

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Answer:

Accumulated depreciation =$40,950

Explanation:

45,000 x .91 = $40,950

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3 years ago

Mayfair Co. completed the following transactions and uses a perpetual inventory system in June.

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Answer:

Journal Entries

Explanation:

The Journal entry is shown below:-

June 4

Accounts receivable Dr, $650

To Sales $550

(Being sale of merchandise on credit is recorded)

June 4

Cost of goods sold Dr, $400

To Merchandise inventory $400

(Being cost of goods sold is recorded)

June 5

Cash Dr, $6,693

Credit card expenses $207

(6,900 × 3%)

To Sales $6,900

(Being sale of merchandise is recorded)

June 5

Cost of goods sold Dr, $4,200

To Merchandise inventory $4,200

(Being cost of goods sold is recorded)

June 6

Accounts receivable - access Dr, $5,733

Credit card expenses Dr, $117

($5,850 × 2%)

To Sales $5,850

June 6

Cost of goods sold Dr, $3,800

To Merchandise inventory $3,800

(Being cost of goods sold is recorded)

June 8

Accounts receivable - access Dr, $4,263

Credit card expenses Dr, $87

($4,350 × 2%)

To Sales $4,350

(Being sale of merchandise on credit is recorded)

June 8

Cost of goods sold Dr, $2,900

To Merchandise inventory $2,900

(Being cost of goods sold is recorded)

June 13

Allowance for doubtful accounts Dr, $429

To Accounts receivable $429

(Being written off amount is recorded)

June 18

Cash Dr, $650

To Accounts receivable $650

(Being payment for the purchase is recorded)

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