Answer:
The strategic role of premium pricing is to create the perception that the products is superior to other competing products.
Explanation:
A premium pricing sets the price of a product higher than competing products. This strategy will automatically make the product stand out.
The economic circumstances that would encourage this pricing strategy include high demand for this particular product as well as a larger addressable market for it.
Generally speaking, increasing the price will also create better customer service, PR and clout. That will create an emotional connection with potential customers.
Creating and maintaining a premium brand with a steady and increasing premium patronage is the goal as suggested by Mark Williams for Roast Coffee.
Answer: The correct answer is "C. Includes project documents".
Explanation: A project plan is a document that is normally used by managers to guide the execution and control of the project. In addition, it contains documents, assumptions of decision-making and all other information that helps expedite communication between the parties that make up the project and defines the scope, costs and objectives of the project.
Answer:
Net operating income= 565,000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Krazy Kayaks sells its entry-level kayaks for $750 each. Its variable cost is $500 per kayak. Fixed costs are $25,000 per month for volumes up to 1,100 kayaks. Above 1,100 kayaks, monthly fixed costs are $60,000.
Sales= 2,500*750= 1,875,000
COGS= (500*2,500)= (1,250,000)
Gross profit= 625,000
Fixed costs= (60,000)
Net operating income= 565,000
Answer: the correct answer is $70000
Explanation: the fair value of the shares given plus the fair value of the contingent consideration is the total amount paid by the buyer which is (20000 shares * $10 price per share) = $200000+$10000= $210000.
The gain of the transaction is registered as the net fair value of the acquiree that is $350000-$70000= $280000 less the sum paid by the Acquirer that is $280000-$210000= $70000.
The $15000 in direct acquisition costs are registered as period expenses and not relevant for the calculation of the gain of the transaction.
