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3 years ago

Which of the following would be a closed question?

Business

2 answers:

madam [21]3 years ago

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The answer is actually: "When did you move here?"

So, the closed question is the last option.

PtichkaEL [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

where do you see yourself in 5 years.

Explanation:

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Which of the following is an example of positive technological change? Positive technological change occurs when

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Answer:

The correct answer is C

Explanation:

Positive technological change or variation occurs or happen when the business or the firm is able to produce or manufacture more amount of output by using the same amount of inputs or the same output which have the fewer inputs.

The example of positive technological change occurs when the firm or the business installs the faster machinery and makes the firm more profitable through increasing the revenue.

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3 years ago

"Roper Spring Water" is considering a new bottling line that costs $230,000, last 4 years, and yields cost savings of $55,000 in

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Answer:

Roper Spring Water should not buy the machine, since it produces a negative net present.

Explanation:

Summary of Cash Flows on the Machine are as follows :

Year 0 = ($230,000)

Year 1 = $55,000

Year 2 = $65,000

Year 3 = $75,000

Year 4 = $75,000

Interest rate = 7%

Using the CFj Function of the Financial calculator this will be computed as :

($230,000) CF j 0

$55,000 CF j 1

$65,000 CF j 2

$75,000 CF j 3

$75,000 CF j 4

i/yr = 7%

Therefore Net Present Value is - $3,385.13

Since this is a negative Net Present Value, Roper Spring Water should not buy the machine.

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3 years ago

You would like to know the minimum level of sales that is needed for a project to be accepted based on its net present value.

Andrei [34K]

Answer:

C. financial break-even point.

Explanation:

Break even point in economics is the point in the business, wherein cost and revenue generated are equal and business make no profit, no loss. Similary Financial break even has a same concept, however, it is a point in business, wherein earning before EBIT is equal to the fixed financial cost of the company and these fixed costs should be earned by the company to run its business and meet its fixed financial obligation. The earning above the financial break-even point is a profit to the shareholder.

Point in financial break even, wherein earning per share is equal to zero.

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4 years ago

In each of the following cases, calculate the accounting break even and the cash break even points. Ignore any tax effects in ca

mylen [45]

Answer:

Case 1 Accounting break-even point = 13,861 units

Case 1 Cash break-even point = 11,286 units

Case 2 Accounting break-even point = 20,000 units

Case 2 Cash break-even point = 11,875 units

Case 3 Accounting break-even point = 225 units

Case 3 Cash break-even point = 138 units

Explanation:

Break even point refers to the point or sales unit where total cost is equal to total revenue. That is, both total revenue and total cost at the point are even and there neither profit nor loss.

Break even point can be computed for accounting break even and the cash break even points. The difference between the two is that accounting break even point include depreciation in the fixed cost while the cash break even point deduct non cash expenses from the fixed cost. The formula for the are as follows:

Accounting break even point = Fixed cost / (Unit price - Unit cost)

Cash break even point = (Fixed cost - Depreciation) / (Unit price - Unit cost)

Using the two formula for this question, we have:

Case 1 Accounting break even point = $7,000,000 / ($2,800 - $2,295) = $7,000,000 / $505 = 13,861 units

Case 1 Cash break even point = ($7,000,000 - $1,250,000) / ($2,800 - $2,295) = $5,750,000 / $505 = 11,286 units

Case 2 Accounting break even point = $160,000 / (51 - 43) = $160,000 / $8 = 20,000 units

Case 2 Cash break even point = ($160,000 - $65,000) / (51 - 43) = $95,000 / $8 = 11,875 units

Case 3 Accounting break even point = $1,800 / (12 - 4) = $1,800 / $8 = 225 units

Case 3 Cash break even point = ($1,800 - $700) / (12 - 4) = $1,100 / $8 = 138 units

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