Answer:
<u>A continuous innovation.</u>
Explanation:
In this question, we can consider that the company Procter and Gambler used when launching the Pampers Rash Guard, a strategy of continuous innovation, as this is not a new product in itself, but an alternative to ordinary pampers diapers.
Continuous innovation can be defined as a strategy used by companies, mainly a large company like P&G, so that the company has a greater positioning in the market and with this the company becomes the market leader, as it already offers a product recognized as diapers Pampers and yet creates an innovation for diapers, so that it can reach a greater number of consumers and attest to its positioning of an innovative and updated company, which always seeks improvements for products that are already recognized as products of value and quality for the consumer.
Answer:
$10
Explanation:
Steve achieved a producer surplus of $10, which is commensurate with the value of the 6-pack of beer he received from his neighbor. This means he practically sold the old surfboard for $10.
Answer:
The transaction recorded are shown in the below table.
Explanation:
According to the scenario, the following transaction according to the perpetual system can be recorded as follows :
Date Particulars Debit Credit
Feb.9 Purchase Inventory $54,000
Accounts payable $54,000
Mar.7 Accounts Receivable $74,000
Sales inventory $74,000
Mar.7 Cost of goods sold $54,000
Inventory $54,000
Answer is c
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Answer:
a. Items 1,5,9 and 10
Explanation:
M1 refers to Money Supply which includes physical currencies, coins, demand deposits, amounts in checking accounts, liquid cash and other forms of cash that can be withdrawn immediately eg in ATM.
<u>Items under M1 from the question are:</u>
3. Currency (coins and paper money) in circulation
6. Checkable deposits
M2 refers to money supply that comprises of the items in M1 and also include other types of deposits eg Savings deposits, mutual funds by individuals, time deposits. Funds that even though cannot be readily converted to cash but can be withdrawn with more effort.
<u>Items under M2 from the question are:</u>
2. Non-checkable savings deposits
4. Small-denominated (under $100,000) time deposits
7. Money market deposit accounts
8. Money market mutual fund balances held by individuals
