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3 years ago

Checking and rechecking work for mistakes is an example of

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Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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The Answer is A Paying attention to detail I just took the Apex test

vodomira [7]3 years ago

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Checking and rechecking work for mistakes is an example of p aying attention to detail. Correct answer: A This way will be done the follosing checks: check for accuracy , check for consistency and check for completion .

There are techniques which you can apply that will help you become better at paying attention to detail. Some of them is to get organized, to make lists, limit distractions and take regular breaks.

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Since net revenue has increased from $140 million to $246 million = $106 million by considering all costs thus all the costs and revenue shall be considered.

Explanation:

For calculating the present value, all the cost and revenue will be considered.

Original revenue = Sale of 10 million chips

10 million $\times$ $20 = $200 million

Less: Cost = 10 million $\times$ $6 = $60 million

Net Revenue = $140 million

In case of introducing new chips

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12 million $\times$ $25 + 3 million $\times$ $20

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Less: Costs 12 million $\times$ $8 + 3 million $\times$ $6

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3 years ago

) Studies also find that teenagers have a higher price elasticity than do adults. Why might this be true?

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This statement is true. Teenagers have a higher price elasticity than do adults.

This is because teenagers does not have much income to spend so they can shift to other products also. Teenagers are also not addict to smoking or any other habits , Therefore price affects the demand of the product.

Price elasticity is defined as the ratio of the percentage change in quantity demanded due to percentage change in price.

Elasticity having more than 1 are relatively more elastic.

Adults have more income to spent so the demand do not effects due to change in price. As adults are more addicted to smoking then teenagers ,

addicted people did not consume less due to its price change.

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CSU Co. just paid a dividend of $1.4 per share on its stock. The dividends are expected to grow at a constant rate of 4 percent

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$16.93

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During the planning process, if there is a gap between future desired sales and projected sales, corporate management will need

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Answer:

They are:

1) Intensive growth

2) Integrative growth

3) Diversification growth

Explanation:

1. Intensive growth:

This involves identifying further growth opportunities that are available within existing businesses. It identifies new customer groups for growth within current businesses, develop additional distribution channels or selling in new markets such as those in other countries. If this is insufficient the company may look into Integrative growth.

2. Integrative growth:

The second involves involves backward, forward, or horizontal integration. Horizontal integration involves buying smaller competitors.

Backward integration reaches into value chain to get suppliers. Forward involves buying distribution channels in the value chain closest to the customer. Integrative growth identifies opportunities to acquire businesses that are in relation to current businesses.

3. Diversification:

Diversification growth is to identify opportunities so as to add attractive unrelated businesses

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