Answer:
We can assume that both Strike and Bailey are American companies and that they operate in that US under the UCC rules. Under UCC rules they are both considered merchants since they trade with the goods related to the contract. Strike's offer was very precise and Bailey's acceptance was made in a reasonable manner which can be considered a valid acceptance.
The only difference exists with the shipping company, which the UCC rules consider a conflicting term and Strike should have either objected or ratified it before sending the goods. Since Strike didn't object Bailey's terms, then by using a different truck company it is breaching the contract.
Answer:
All factors influencing supply other than price of the commodity.
Explanation:
Supply shifters are all factors influencing supply (other than price of the commodity) such as relative price, level of technology, cost of production, weather, future price expectations, number of producers, natural disasters, government policy and aims of the producer. These factors can shift supply either to the left or right.
Answer:
$498.75
Explanation:
The computation of the average cost per cleaning service call is given below:
= (Fixed costs of labor, the company’s truck, and administrative support + number of service calls per months × total number of months in a year × variable cost per cleaning material) ÷ (number of service calls per months × total number of months in a year)
= ($459,600 + 80 × 12 × $20) ÷ (80 × 12)
= ($459,600 + $19,200) ÷ ($960)
= $498.75
Oral communication would be the answer. Hope this helps!
