This is an example of.... Libtards... I mean the Democratic system that’s running&ruining this country.
Answer:
Present Value = $290.20
Explanation:
The present value of a future payment can be calculated with the following formula:
PV = FV / (1 + i)N
Where i is the annual interest rate or discount rate, and t is the number of years until the payment will be received.
PV = Present Value = ?
FV = Payment = $4,400
i = 8.3% = 0.083
N = 20 - 6 = 14
PV = $4400 / (1 + 0.083)(20 - 6)
PV = $4400 / (1.083 * 14)
PV = $4400 / 15.162
PV = $290.1992
Present Value = $290.20 (Approximated)
Answer:
The options are not correct:
Dr costs of good sold $15,800
Cr inventory $15,800
Explanation:
The 4,400 units sold consist of the 2,400 units purchased on 1 January at $4.00 per unit and the balance of 2,000 units from the purchase made on January 12 at $3.10 per unit
cost of goods sold=(2,400*$4)+(2,000*$3.10)=$15,800
The cost of goods sold is $15,800 ,neither is it $11,900 nor $11,800
The appropriate entries is to debit costs of good sold with $15,800 while merchandise inventory is credited with $15,800
Answer: value proposition
Explanation:
In simple terms, a value proposition makes a case for why a customer should pick one product over another, citing the unique value the product provides over its contenders.
The Business Model Canvas value proposition provides a unique combination of products and services which provide value to the customer by resulting in the solution of a problem the customer is facing or providing value to the customer. This is the point of intersection between the product you make and the reason behind the customer’s impulse to buy it. A product can have a single value proposition or multiple value propositions.
Most start-ups fail to define their value proposition before they launch their products. This is because entrepreneurs tend to give too much credence to the ‘idea’ they have and run with it as opposed to exploring how this idea would actually perform in the market.
Answer:
A knowledge sharing system could be establish between rival organizations like Mastercard and Visa in order to improve the services they provide for their clients, as well as to attract more people and earn more money.
Even though it might seem contradictory for rival organizations to work together on sharing knowledge, it's actually not. Mastercard might have something that Visa wants and vice versa so it makes sense for them to collaborate to get what they need.
