A computerized inventory system that simulates needed materials requirements for the finished a product, and then compares production needs to available inventory balances to determine when orders should be placed is the ________.
<span>materials requirement planning system</span>
<span>It definitely would be bad for most people. It would increase the price on a very common item that the majority of the population consumes and that would be harmful to the economy in an important aspect of the economy. It might also even limit the diversity of flavors and brand innovation.</span>
The rich made sure only they could get education and all the right tools, etc. So the poor were left out of the advantages that rich people kept hoarding. So the poor were rarely able to catch up.
Answer: Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
Correct option: Earn positive profits in the long run.
All the industries that operates in a monopoly, oligopoly and monopolistic market conditions are generally having positive profits in the long run.
These industries can earn positive profits because there are high restrictions on the entry of the new firms. This is the case of monopoly and oligopoly. But in monopolistic competition, there are many firms in the market and the firms in this market condition can have a positive profits in the long run. There are comparatively less barriers on the entry of the new firms.
Answer:
a.To implement the corporate valuation model, we discount projected free cash flows at the weighted average cost of capital.
Explanation:
Common sense requires that like should be compared like, the free cash flows are meant for all providers of finance, debt, and equity stockholders alike, hence, in discounting the free cash flows to firm, the discount rate is the one that captures the overall cost of finance to the firm which is the weighted average cost of capital, hence, option "a" is correct.
Net income and NOPAT cannot be discounted since they are not cash flows
In the same vein,the free cash flows which are meant for debtholders and stockholders cannot be discounted at the cost of equity which is only an equity required rate of return
