Answer:
Option E Price Escalation
Explanation:
Price Escalation is when the government imposes additional taxes on the product which is exported to their country, this makes the product expensive and the customer as a result don't buys that product. Such type of increases in prices are known as price escalation.
Answer:
Price / Earning ratio = 10
Explanation:
the P/E ratio will be determinate as follow:

Thus, the P/E will be 500/50 = 10
the price earning ratio stand for the amount of time required to payback the investment. In this case, 10 years as the market value is 500 dollars and eahc year the share earn 50 dollars
Answer:
A. KSFs are often necessary, but not sufficient for competitive advantage.
Explanation:
KSF
Key Success Factors (KSFs) represent business functions, practices or business activities as defined or seen by the customers or the market as being important or crucial to the development of consumer/business relationship.
KSFs represent areas organisations are to attend to based on the views of the market in order to achieve their goals. It could be in form strengths to maximize, weaknesses to address, aspects to take advantage of among others.
It becomes obvious that although important (from the view of the market or consumers who patronize the business), a business must makes its own due diligence in form of SWOT analysis among others to have the required competitive advantage.
Answer:
42,000
Explanation:
net inventory change + net a/p change
Answer:
The correct answer is option C.
Explanation:
One of the goals of the federal reserve banks is to have price stability in the economy. Though price stability does not imply zero inflation. A small level of inflation is good for economy as it helps in growth of production.
So in order to acheive the goal of price stability, the rate of inflation should be low such as 1-3% and it should be consistent.
Very high inflation is harmful for the economy as it erodes the real income and wealth. Deflation is also not good for economy as it causes reduction in production and employment