The above statement is false.
<span>Because when
dealing with foreign countries, a marketer should look the legal system of the
country with which he is dealing or the laws of the country related to the business
to check the limitations within business is conducted. There is no such law of
international commercial.</span>
Answer:
- Effect of inflationary flashpoint : Economic policies become tightened
- At the point where Unemployment is lowest in the Philips curve represents The flashpoint in Philips curve
Explanation:
Inflationary flashpoints are the points where the aggregate supply curve experiences a very rapid/sharp increase
The Inflationary Flashpoint can affect policy decisions in ways that it will lead to an increase in unemployment caused by the increase in Inflation, and this will cause the economic policies to become tightened in order to curb the effects of Inflationary flashpoints
The Inflationary flashpoint is represented in the Philips Curve ( relationship between the inflation and unemployment rate ) at the point where Unemployment is lowest in the curve
Cost- benefit analysis sometimes called benefit-cost analysis, is a systamti approach to estimating the strengths and weaknesses of alternatives that satisfy translations
Answer:
d. 1,2,3
Explanation:
Current assets or liability is any transaction which provides benefit or is an obligation for one year. There are transaction related to interest expense and interest receivable in Country A. These transactions are assumed to provide benefit for one year. The import is also considered and incorporated in current account because it will provide monetary value for less than a year.
Answer:
<u>less profit per unit</u>
Explanation:
- If a customer normally orders 1,000 units, then total profit = $100-$60 * 1000 units = <u>$40,000.</u> (i.e we subtracted cost from selling price to determine profit per unit, and then multiply by the total unit ordered to get total profit)
- If you drop the price 20% out of $100 ($100 -
$80) for the order of 2000 units, then profit = $80-$60 * 2000 = <u>$40,000.</u> (i.e we reduced selling price by 20% and then substracted cost, $60 from selling price to determine profit per unit, and then multiply by the total unit ordered to get total profit)
Although the total profit is the same, we observe that the profit per unit is lesser on the larger order, which has a profit per unit of $20 ($80-$60), while the smaller order has $40 ($100-$60) per unit profit.
