Forward buying.
Forward buying is where a customer will be incentivized to purchase more than they need or intended because of certain marketing or pricing initiatives, such as product promotions and quantity discounts (like bulk sales). This option allows the seller to front-load revenue earlier than usual, despite offering the products at a reduced cost through such initiatives and price fluctuations.
Answer:
Explanation:
The lease rent that depends upon CPI rate and operating expenses has more risk than normal increase in value rent alternatives. Reason being that CPI can be increased or decreased in future and this will affect the builder's cashflow.
Likewise, operating expense is also an increase or decrease because the builder's cashflow can increase or decrease .
The risk level of all the four alternatives is shown below
Net lease with steps- Less risky
Net lease with CPI - Highly risky
Gross lease - Moderately risky
Gross lease with CPI - Highly risky
Answer: True
Explanation:
The Four-Firm Concentration Ratio simply measures aggregate market share of the four biggest firms that are in a particular industry while the Eight-Firm Concentration Ratio measures that of the eight biggest firms.
It is true that in recent years, industries with high four- and eight-firm concentration ratios include cars, cereal breakfast foods, and farm machinery.
Answer:
Explanation:
To record the conversion:
Dr Debt conversion expense 68,000
Dr Bonds payable 10,000,000
Cr Discount on bonds 51,000
Cr Common stock 1,000,000
Cr Paid in capital in excess of common stock 8,949,000
Cr Cash 68,000
