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3 years ago

A sequence of organizations that directs a product from the producer to the ultimate user is called a(n) _____.

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1 answer:

Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago

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The answer is that it is called as marketing channel or distribution channel.

A marketing channel refers to the people, organizations, and activities that are essential to switch the possession of products from the factor of production to the factor of intake and it is the way services and a product get to the end-user, the client and is also called as distribution channel.

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What economic concept is applied in this statement?

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By earning higher levels of education, students learn skills and are more likely to be employed. In their jobs, they use their skills to provide goods and services to others. The economic concept which is applied in this statement is a positive externality.

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Skills refer a set of qualities or abilities an individual carries in order to complete the task. These skills represent the expertise of any individual in terms of knowledge and talents.

When these skills are learned along with the higher level of education it creates an add-on for the career. These skills include communication skills, problem-solving skills, critical thinking, leadership qualities, and so on.

Therefore, option E positive externality is the correct option for the given statement.

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2 years ago

Hi-Tek is a young start-up company. No dividends will be paid on the stock over the next 15 years, because the firm needs to plo

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Answer:

current share price = $5.40

so correct option is C. $5.40

Explanation:

given data

dividends paid = 15 years

pay = $6 per share

increase = 4%

to find out

current share price

solution

we know that Value after year 15 will be = ( D15 × Growth rate) ÷ (required return - growth rate) ......................1

put here value

Value after year 15 = $\frac{6*(1+0.4)}{0.16 - 0.04}$

Value after year 15 = $52

so here current share price will be

current share price = Future dividends × Present value of discounting factor

current share price = $\frac{6}{(1+0.16)^{16}}+\frac{52}{(1+0.16)^{16}}$

current share price = $5.40

so correct option is C. $5.40

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3 years ago

Trudy’s monthly expenses are outlined in the chart below. Trudy’s job pays her $36,000 annually. Determine Trudy’s DTI (debt-to-

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Answer:

d. 44%

Explanation:

Calculation to determine what DTI ratio is

First step is to calculate the Debt

Using this formula

Debt = (Rent expense + Carr payment + Loan + Credit card payment) × Number of months in a year

Let plug in the formula

Debt =[($695 + $265 + $200 $160) × 12 months]

Debt= $1,320 × 12 months

Debt = $15,840

Now let calculate DTI ratio using this formula

Using this formula

Debt to income ratio = (Debt) ÷ (Income) × 100

Let plug in the formula

DTI ratio=[ ($15,840 ÷ $36,000) × 100]

DTI ratio=0.44*100

DTI ratio= 44%

Therefore DTI ratio is 44%

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3 years ago

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Your father is now planning to retire, and his employer has promised him a guaranteed, but fixed, income of $50,000 per year for

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Answer:

Explanation:

You need to use the Inflation-Adjusted Return formula:

$InflationAdjustedReturn=\frac{1+return}{1+inflationrate}-1$

So, basically you need to calculate it year by year. You can use excel, or an online calculator. I will attached you a link where you can find a good one. But this would be the process

$InflationAdjusted ReturnYear1=\frac{1+return}{1+inflationrate}-1=\frac{1+50000}{1+0.05}-1=47,619$

$InflationAdjusted ReturnYear2=\frac{1+returnyear1}{1+inflationrate}-1=\frac{1+47,619}{1+0.05}-1=45,351$

$InflationAdjusted ReturnYear3=\frac{1+returnyear2}{1+inflationrate}-1=\frac{1+45,351}{1+0.05}-1=43,192$

And so on...

$InflationAdjusted ReturnYear20=\frac{1+returnyear19}{1+inflationrate}-1=\frac{1+19,787}{1+0.05}-1=18,844$

Keep in mind that I did not write all decimals. You need to consider them if you want an exact answer

Online calculator:

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3 years ago

Suppose you are a monopolist who faces a domestic demand curve given by Q = 1,000 –3P. Your domestic cost of production involves

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Answer:399.17 ; 407.42

Explanation:

Given ;

Domestic cost per unit = 300

Foreign cost per unit = 150

Real exchange rate = 1.1

As a monopolist, aim is to maximize income:

Q = 1000 - 3P

THEREFORE,

Price (P) × quantity(Q) - domestic - foreign × exchange rate

P × Q - 300Q - 150Q × 1.1

P × Q - 300(1000-3P) - 150(1000-3P)×1.1

P× (1000-3P) - (300+(150×1.1))(1000-3P)

P× (1000-3P) - (465)(1000-3P)

(P-465) × (1000-3P)

1000P - 3P^2 - 465000 + 1395P

-3P^2 + 2395P-465000

P = 399.17

If real exchange rate increases by 10%,

10% of 1.1 = 0.1 × 1.1 = 0.11

0.11 + 1.1 = 1.21

simply change 1.1 to 1.21 in above equation

P× (1000-3P) - (300+(150×1.21))(1000-3P)

P× (1000-3P) - (481.5)(1000-3P)

(P-481.5) × (1000-3P)

1000P - 3P^2 - 481500 + 1444.5P

-3P^2 + 2444.5P-481500

P = 407.42

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