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kaheart [24]
3 years ago
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Is price discrimination​ illegal? in recent​ years, the courts have interpreted the?

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Elis [28]3 years ago
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In recent years, the courts have taken to mean robinson-patman act such that price discrimination is illegal if it decreases rivalry but which also controlled language that could be understood as creating illegal all price discrimination not centered on alterations in cost.
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Net Operating Income will decrease by $503,080.

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Sales of Hardware after 12% decrease will be $3,100,000 * 88% (100 - 12) = $2,728,000

Variable Expenses of Hardware after 12% decrease 891,000 * 88% (100 - 12) = $784,080

Net Operating Income of Hardware after 12% decrease = $623,920

The sunk cost for Linens fixed cost will be deducted to find the total of net operating income

$623,920 - $375,000 = $248,920

$248,920 is the net operating income after dropping Linens

The increase or decrease is calculated by finding the difference between current and old total net operating income

$248,920 - $752,000 = $503,080

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A. The supply of labor will definitely increase. 

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Notes payable= $90,500

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0-30                           $77,000              1           $770

31-60                          $46,000              4         $1,840

61-90                           $39,000              5        $1,950

91-120                          $23,000              8         $1,840

over 120                      $15,000               20       $3,000

Total                            200,000                          $9,400                      

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