Answer:
From the statement of Universal law of gravitation,
F ∝ m1 m2
F ∝ 1/d²
by combing above two equations we get,
F ∝ m1 m2/d²
F = G m1 m2/d²
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Answer & Explanation:
Modiglani's Life cycle Hypothesis depicts spending & consumption pattern of people, in order to stabilise / or smoothen their consumprtion. The theory has following phases :
- Early (Non Working) Age, Low Income stage : Borrowings are done, to cover up for lack of income that yields desirable stable consumption level.
- Youth, Earning (Working) Age : Savings are done, through surplus of income level over desirable stable consumption level.
- Old, Post retirement (Non working age) : Dissavings are done, funds from previous savings are used to cover for lack of income that yields desirable stable consumption level.
Implication rate for entire economy saving rate : It implies that economy's savings rate is high, if more population comprises of middle aged working population.
Answer:
Option C is correct.
Explanation:
The statement of cash flow presents us the information about the cash, where the cash was invested including how much cash we have earned by investing in projects, how much cash the operations has created and how much cash has been created from the financing activities. This statement tells us about the origin of the cash and where the company is spending it.
Answer:
2. A supply chain is broader than marketing channel
Explanation:
A supply chain involves the process from getting raw materials, to producing the finished goods, to delivering the goods to the final customer.
A marketing channel deals specifically with the distribution of finished goods and services to specific times of customer, through particular means.
As can be seen from the definitions, a supply chain is broader than a makerting channel, because it involves other actions besides the distribution to the final customer (more specifically the previous ones: getting the raw materials, and transforming those raw materials into finished goods).
