Answer: The correct answer is "Social leadership; task leadership".
Explanation: Research indicates that women tend to display more <u>Social leadership,</u> while men tend to display more <u>Task leadership.</u>
Specifically, social leadership is mostly identified with women, while task leadership is mostly identified with men.
<span> law of demand.......................</span>
Answer:
Cor's share of Cor-Eng's 20X1 net income is $60,000
Explanation:
Partnership Table
Cor$ Eng$ Total$
Ratio 60% 40% 100%
Assets 60,000 20,000 80,000
Goodwill 40,000 40,000
Initial Capital balance 60,000 60,000 120,000
Add: Net income 15,000 10,000 25,000
Less: Drawing -3,000 -9,000 -12,000
Year End balance 72,000 61,000 133,000
Answer:
(B) are established primarily through negotiation.
Explanation:
Transportation rates can be referred to as the cost paid by users for transportation services. They are the negotiated economic cost of moving a traveler or a unit of freight between a specific origin and location. Rates are often visible to the consumers since transport service providers must provide this information to secure transactions.
In transportation, the scale of operations change by:
- Adding more vehicles to the fleet
- Adding more cars to a train
- Increasing the size of vehicles
- Operating in a larger network
Answer:
Price elasticity
Explanation:
The company needs to check that the elasticity of demand is such that a decrease in the price would result in increase in the demand for the cars and trucks. Only when the demand is elastic, a cut in price would result in increase in demand for cars.
Here we can recall the concept of price elasticity which measures the responsiveness of change in demand of a commodity (in our case cars and trucks) due to change in the price of that commodity.
Ed= % change in quantity demanded / % change in price â¦.(1)
= (â²Q/Q)*100 / (â²P/P)*100
Here â²P refers to change that is difference between the price before cut and price after cut; similarly â²Q refers to change in quantity demanded for cars and trucks before price cut and after the price cut.
After simplification, we get
= (â²Q/â²P) (P/Q)
We can clearly notice in the formula (1) that if 1 % change in the price of car results in more than 1 % change in the demand for cars, the price cut is justifiable and profitable for the company and will lead to increase in the revenues for the company.