Answer:
Strategy as planned emergence
Explanation:
As per Mintzberg's strategic planning framework, strategies either emerge out of existing plans or are a consequence of a deliberate action.
Strategy as a planned emergence refers to those strategies which did not pre-exist or which were deliberately created , rather emerged as a consequence of a business problem or as a reaction to a business situation.
In the given case, Zenya has created an online service whereby users can rent out the spare rooms of their houses. She appointed qualified employees for opinion and recommendations.
In the given case, emergent strategy is suggested so as to fully utilize the strengths of her team and enable the company to make the most of the independent actions and opportunities.
Option C wearing straw hats become popular
Answer: D
Explanation: A primary goal of bankruptcy is to treat creditors fairly and equally. The automatic stay effectuates this goal by stopping the creditors' race for the debtor's assets. However, a debtor can usually see that he will probably file for bankruptcy at least a couple of months before he actually files and after learning about how bankruptcy works, he may try to pay some creditors over others before filing. A debtor may prefer certain creditors, because they are relatives or friends or officers of a corporate debtor, or the debtor may have a continuing relationship with the creditor, such as a family doctor, that he doesn't want to jeopardize.A preference (aka preferential transfers) occurs when a debtor transfers money or an interest in the debtor's property to a creditor that is greater than what the creditor would have received in a Chapter 7 liquidation. an avoidable preference is a transfer or payment made to a creditor by a debtor that the bankruptcy trustee later seeks to recoup for the benefit of the bankruptcy estate and repayment of the estate's creditors. This is in accordance with the priority scheme prescribed by the Bankruptcy Code as opposed to the unilateral preference of the debtor and/or the original creditor receiving the payment . Many creditors never want to enounter avoidable preference litigation because it usually means a loss of time and attorneys' fees that must be expended to defend such suits.The purpose of avoidable preference litigation and the rationale behind the term's inclusion in the Bankruptcy Code is to fairly distribute the debtor's assets to creditors in an orderly scheme.
Answer:
The statement is false.
Explanation:
Oligopoly is a market situation where the market of a given good or service is dominated by a few strong, powerful providers. It could be described as a mix between monopoly and perfect competition, where there are several players in the market, but not so many that they can not influence the market price, and in which those providers are strong enough to establish a monopoly if they could. Examples of oligopoly markets are the market for cars and oil, among others, in which there are few but powerful enterprises in the market.
In oligopolies there are almost as many barriers as in monopolies: although there is competition between companies, for a new company it is almost impossible to enter the market since prices, quality and customers are retained by companies already established in the market.
Answer: Decrease in fixed costs
Explanation:
When using the tax-shield approach, the relevant method of calculating operating cashflow is;
= (Sales - Cash Costs) * (1 - tax rate ) + (Depreciation * tax)
Looking at the formula it can be inferred that if fixed costs (part of cash costs) were to decrease, the cash from sales would be higher and would therefore result in an increased operating cashflow for the company.
