<span>1.
</span>What
percent of customers bought anything from the last catalog?
Fom
this last catalog, 2.5% of the costumers bought.
<span>2.
</span>What
was the average $ order size bought from the last catalog across all 96,551
customers?
<span>The
average dollars ordered from this catalog was $104.24 per buying customer.</span>
Answer:
Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
If shares are bought back within 30 days from the previously purchase shares sold, then the loss will not be considered, but it will increase the Adjusted basis for new shares purchase
.
1000 Share purchase = $5000
less: 1000 shares sold = $4500
Realized loss = $500
LTCL = $0
Adjusted basis for new 1000 shares:
= $3000 + $500 (realised loss)
= $3500
Answer:
shifts inward to the left and both intercepts will decline.
Explanation:
A budget line shows the various combinations an individual can purchase of two goods given an income level or budget.
When there is an increase in price, the number of goods that can be bought at all price levels decreases, there is a shift in the budget line to the left.
This is illustrated in the attached diagram. When price increases there is a shift from A'B' to AB
Answer:
- width
- depth
Explanation:
In retailing, product line width refers to the variety of product lines that a retail store sells, it is also referred to as product line breadth. While product line depth refers to the number of items that the retail store sells for every product line available.
Answer:
The answer would be A
Explanation:
The curve shifts right when the money supply increases. It also shifts left when money demand increases.