As a result of Institutional Investors having so many shares, they are able to <u>remove some </u><u>or even </u><u>all </u><u>of the </u><u>members </u><u>of the </u><u>Board</u><u>. </u>
<h3>Who are Board members?</h3>
- People chosen to represent the shareholders by overseeing the affairs of management.
- They are voted in by shareholders.
Institutional Investors such as Mutual Funds, own so much stock in companies that their vote can remove board members. With enough influence and voting strategy, they could even remove the entire Board.
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Answer: b) lower in long-run equilibrium than in short-run equilibrium.
Explanation:
A self regulating economy will try to move to the long run Equilibrium.
From the graph attached you will notice that the Price Level at the point where the Long Run Curve intersects with the Aggregate Demand curve is lower than the point where the Short Run Supply curve intersects with the same Aggregate Supply.
This means that Prices in the long term at equilibrium will be less than prices in the short term at Equilibrium should the Economy be a self regulating type that will move towards a long term Equilibrium.
Answer:
The lowest selling price Geneva should accept for this purchase order is $20 per unit
Explanation:
Geneva produced dolls with Variable manufacturing costs $20 per unit.
Geneva receives a purchase order to make 5,000 dolls as a one-time event and this order is during a period when Geneva does have sufficient excess capacity.
Fixed cost did not change and there was no Variable selling and administrative costs for this order.
The lowest selling price Geneva should accept for this purchase order = Variable manufacturing costs = $20 per unit
Answer:
transferred-out units 135,000
Explanation:
During March
from the beginning inventory 25,000 were complete
also 110,000 units were started and complete
Total units transferred-out:
25,000 + 110,000 = 135,000
The percent of completion on complete units is always 100%
<u>We don't have to calculate any equivalent units. </u>
Also the ending inventory is not relevant, because we are asked for the transferred out and we are given with the complete units and the started and complete.
