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3 years ago

Raymond and his brother decided to open a computer shop together. This is an example of which type of business structure

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Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

joint business

Yuliya22 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

It is called a general partnership business structure.

It can also be called a Joint Venture.

General partnerships are formed when two or more people agree to enter into business together to make a profit.

The result can often be a strong union that blends complementary skills, financial resources, customers and connections to help the venture succeed.

But sometimes, the business venture can fail, their relationship can turn sour which will leave the joint venture apart while both parties drop the business idea and look elsewhere.

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Explanation:

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1. Standard Material Cost (Ratio Denominator = 10 + 5 + 1 = 16)

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Suppose timothy consumes two goods, soda and chips. the slope of his indifference curve for these two goods reflects:

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Answer: The rate at which he is willing to substitute one good for the other

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$Slope= \frac{Change in x}{Change in y}$

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Is important to notice this is the after-tax proceeds from the sale of the building.

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We notice that the more the fees increase for a constant rate of return, the number of years it takes to double on the investment also increases. For example;

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Number of years to double=70/Annual rate of return

a). Given;

Annual rate of return per unit of investment=5%

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Replacing;

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Annual rate of return per unit of investment=5%

Annual fees per unit of investment=1.5%

Net rate of return=Annual rate of return-Annual fees=(5%-1.5%)=3.5%

Replacing;

Number of years to double=70/Net rate of return

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Annual rate of return per unit of investment=5%

Annual fees per unit of investment=2.5%

Net rate of return=Annual rate of return-Annual fees=(5%-2.5%)=2.5%

Replacing;

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