Answer:
The manager of the grocery chain should put two types of products:
1) products that are staple in Valentine's Day, because they are very likely to be sold in large numers.
2) products that have low price elasticity, or that are relatively inelastic, because these products will be sold in important quantities even if theirprices are moderately increased, bringing more profit to the firm.
Answer;
A
Explanation:
two types of industries are made mention of in this question.
1)Local Fledgling Industries
2)Export Dependent Industries,who are being forced to buy products from local industries now.
Since the Government has placed a ban on the importation of the products that are being made by the local fledgling industries. The implication of this is that:
1. Buyers of those import products will experience a rise in the Cost of those products as the competition faced by the Fledging industries decreases.
2. Competing becomes difficult for Export dependent industries. This is because of inflation. They now have to buy the same product at an inflated cost, thereby reducing profits.
Answer:
The expected return on the portfolio is 15.5%.
Explanation:
The expected return on portfolio formula requires multiplying every asset's weight in the portfolio by their respective expected return, then summing up all values together.
Here,
<em>W</em> = weight of the respective asset
<em>R</em> = expected return of the respective asset
It is provided that:
The expected return on the U.S. stock market is 18%.
The expected return on the Canadian stock market is 13%.
The proportion of money invested in both stock markets is 50%.
Compute the expected return on the portfolio as follows:
Thus, the expected return on the portfolio is 15.5%.
I think its B but im not sure.
Answer:
B. It is in everyone's best interests
Explanation:
Fredrick works for Vision, a billboard advertising agency. This agency specializes in hiring billboards from owners on behalf of clients. Simply put, Vision, an advertising agency, matches the need of its clients with the provision of billboards obtained from owners of such.
Fredrick works for the firm, and the implication is that, he's an agent of the agency firm, and the advertising firm is the Principal. The action of Fredrick routinely accepting pay-offs from the billboards owners contravenes this arrangement. Fredrick is thus acting parallel in line with his Principal.
It is thus worthy of note that Fredrick could only rationalize this action because he believes he is servicing the needs of the advertising agency and also the billboards owners. In his wisdom, everyone's objective is being made, bar the moral implications and obligations.
So, among the options enlisted, option B is the plausible answer.
