b. The optional pricing strategy (O.P.)
More about optional pricing:
When a company uses optional product pricing, it sets a base product at a lower cost and additional, optional products at a higher price to make up for any losses. Optional products are not required for the base product to function, but they typically improve the customer experience.
The two key components of optional product pricing:
- A base product is the main draw for the customer or the reason they are purchasing. It meets the needs of the customer and does not require the optional product to function.
- A complimentary product(s): A product that a customer who purchased the base product is likely to purchase in order to improve their experience with the base product.
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Answer:
102.99 hours needed
Explanation:
Zu = K (U^n)
Zu= estimation of tower which is for 8
U= number of tower which is 8
n= log0.94/log2
The OSH Act covers most private sector employers and their employees in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and other U.S. territories. Coverage is provided either directly by the Federal OSHA or by an OSHA-approved state job safety and health plan.
The set of all possible sample points [experimental outcomes] is called the sample space.
Answer:
The present value of a perpetuity is calculated as follows:
= Cashflow / Discount rate
a. Present value of $400 perpetuity discounted at 15%
= 400 / 0.15
= $2,666.67
b. Present value of $3,000 perpetuity discounted at 19%
= 3,000 / 0.19
= $15,789.47
c. Present value of $110 perpetuity discounted at 16%
= 110 / 16%
= $687.50
d. Present value of $60 perpetuity discounted at 12%
= 60 / 0.12
= $500
