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4 years ago

2. You hear through the grapevine that one of your best employees is looking for another job. What should you do?

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Please provide context for the first part??? I'm intrigued as to why the employer is listening on his employees through grapevines ahahah.

I assume this relates to the topic of motivation in the workplace, so you should search up types of employee motivation. These include increasing wages, decreasing work hours, and providing more benefits (more days off/free family vacations/free education for their children and such).

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There are 4 conditions that make a market to be perfectly competitive:

There must be a large number of buyers and sellers, and each one must be relatively small.
All the sellers produce identical products or services.
There are no barriers for entry or exit.
All the buyers and sellers are price takers, no one can set the price at their own will.

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3 years ago

State, in brief, with reasoning, whether following statement is correct/incorrect: “One cannot be everything to everyone, but ca

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Yes the statement is correct.

Explanation:

The statement is given by Matt Cheuvrant. In business the statement is absolutely correct that you can not satisfy the need of all the customers. A business cannot offer a product at less than its cost if a customer cannot afford it. Also an organization cannot start manufacturing a product because one customer demands it. If the company decides to satisfy all his customers by offering a large variety of products it may result in establishing in-house competition resulting in declining profits from both the products. If the company tries to give everything to every one this enhances its risk of failure resulting nothing in its own hands.

Businesses should focus on a single product and try to create a niche market. The product should be unique and its features should be extensively different from the other competitive products available in the market. This creates heavy switching cost to customers which ensures the business that customers will retain loyal to it. You can everything for few customers. They will not want to leave you because of your product specific features that are not available in the market.

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3 years ago

Jane and Joe made two investments of $25,000 and $40,000 with different investors that yielded a combined rate of return of 10%

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10.625%

Explanation:

The combined rate of return for two investments can be calculated using the below mentioned formula:

Combined interest=[(interest rate of first investment*first investment+interest rate of second investment*second investment)/(First investment+Second investment)]

In the given question

Combined interest=10%

Interest rate of first investment=9%

First investment=$25,000

Interest rate of second investment=?

Second investment=$40,000

10%=[(9%*25,000+Interest rate of second investment*$40,000)/(25,000+40,000)]

10%=(2250+Interest rate of second investment*$40,000)/65,000

10%*65,000=2250+Interest rate of second investment*$40,000

6500-2250=Interest rate of second investment*$40,000

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4 years ago

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is available to all and cannot be denied to anyone.

Explanation:

Public goods are both nonexcludable and nonrivalrous. This means that everyone is entitled to use them and when someone is using them it doesn't mean others can't use them at the same time. Of course there is always a limit to the capacity of their use, like roads can only be used by certain amount of cars.

For this particular characteristic of public goods is that private firms don't offer them. Private firms' main concern is making the largest possible profit and public goods usually aren't profitable. That is why the government has to provide public goods since no one else will.

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3 years ago

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To create the collar, the customer would: <u>buy 1 PHLX 59 SF Call and sell 1 PHLX 61 SF Call.</u>

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The meaning of a "collar" is that a put is bought at a strike price that is less than the price of the underlying instrument (this implies that a floor has been put on the price of the instrument); and that a call is disposed at a strike price which is higher than the price of the underlying instrument (this indicates that a ceiling above which the instrument will be called away has been created).

When a collar is put on the price, it indicates that the customer is majorly giving a guarantee for the underlying instrument's minimum and maximum price.

This should make the net cost of the collar to be close to zero due to the fact that the two contracts are "out the money" and also because the premium paid to buy the put is offset by the premium received when the call was sold.

Therefore, since customer in the question wishes to place a collar on the position using PHLX SF FLEX options, he would <u>buy 1 PHLX 59 SF Call and sell 1 PHLX 61 SF Call</u> to create the collar.

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