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Anettt [7]
3 years ago
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When a business asks "What business are we in?" they are: a. conducting an environmental analysis. b. defining their business mi

ssion. c. writing a marketing plan. d. determining how many SBUs to create.
Business
1 answer:
Paul [167]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B. Defining their business mission.

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Explanation:

Let 'x' represent the decrease .

Using the given information,

Price per ticket = 24 - 3x

Average no. of people that watch the game = 40000 + 10000x

Additional money spent by every person = 6(40000 + 10000x)

Revenue [R(x)] = Price per ticket \times Average no. of people that watch the game + Additional money spent

Revenue [R(x)] = (24 - 3x)\times(40000 + 10000x) + 6(40000 + 10000x)

On solving the above equation we get ,

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3 years ago
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REJECTED

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the cashflow until year 3 aren't positive thus, the payback is not achieve

As the discount paymback will make the future cash inflow lower than nominal; the discounted payback will also not be achieve.

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