Answer:
No, because he did not produce a ready willing and able buyer
Explanation:
A broker's commission is earned upon his supplying a purchaser ready, willing and able to buy according to seller's terms, and upon completing duties called for in the earnest money agreement.
A transaction is not "closed" until the buyer has been supplied with evidence of title called for in the earnest money receipt; delivery of deed; accounting to the seller of consideration coming to him, together with delivery of possession of the premises to the buyer.
Answer:
D. Neither country could gain from trade with each other because neither one has a comparative advantage
Explanation:
Opportunity cost refers to the units sacrificed from production of one good to produce an extra unit of another good.
In the given case, the number of workers are same.
The opportunity cost for producing corn instead of oats by Cornland would be : 10/40 units of oats = 0.4 units of oats
Similarly, the opportunity cost for producing corn by Oatland = 5/ 20 = 0.4 units of oats
Similarly, the opportunity cost for producing oats by Cornland = 4 units of corn
Opportunity cost for producing oats by Oatland = 4 units of corn.
As can be seen, none of the two i.e Cornland or Oatland enjoys a comparative advantage over other since for both, the opportunity cost is the same.
Hence, neither country would gain out of trade.
Answer:
1. Slow Production - 5. Control Standards
2. Unfriendly Attendants - 4. Feedback
3. Oak trees and Labour - 1. Input
4. New Training Program - 2. Transformation
5. Oak Furniture - 3. Output
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Answer:
Inventory
Explanation:
Inventory refers to
- The finished products in the warehouse or store that is ready for sale.
- Raw materials used in the production of goods
- Goods that in the production process, also known as work in progress.
Inventory is held with the intention of selling. It is classified as current assets. Income realized from the sale of inventory is revenue to the business.
The purpose for holding money in economic in classified into:
- transactional motive
- precautionary motive
- speculative motive
<h3>The Drop-downs includes:</h3>
- When price levels rise, people hold onto cash. - Speculative motive
- When interest rates are low, people forgo interest income - Speculative motive
- When aggregate income is high, people hold cash to buy goods that are plentiful and cheap - Transactional motive.
- When interest rates are low, people speculate that they will soon increase - Speculative motive
- Andy decided to hold his money in cash, as he did not earn sufficient money as income from interest. - Speculative motive
- Ben is a consumer and decides not to purchase luxury items because they are too expensive - Speculative motive
- Chad thinks it to be a good opportunity to buy the products from the market as the supply has increased. - Transactional motive
- Daphne is holding onto her money as she feels that the interest rate will go up soon - Speculative motive
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