Answer:
b) 2,000
Explanation:
sales price = $30
10% from each sale = $3
the amount of rent paid as a percentage of sales = $15,000 - $9,000 = $6,000
the indifference point in units = $6,000 / 10% revenue margin = $6,000 / $3 = 2,000 units
If Bates sells less than 2,000 units, then he should prefer option 2, but if he sells more than 2,000 units, then option 1 is better for him.
Answer:
650
Explanation:
A call option is an option to buy a product or asset at a stated price at a later date. The risk of call option is capped at premium for buying the option. Wildwood corporation will incur cost of 650 to establish the bull money spreads with calls.
8.5 +4.5 = 13
13 * $50.00 = $650
There are 4 stages in the evolution of partnering represented by 4As. First is ADVISE, in this stage you express your interest in becoming his partner and communicate the intention of your product/business. Next is ACCLIMATE, this stage is when your potential partner understands the product/business. Then, ACTIVATE. This stage is when you start planning strategies with your partner on how to sell the product. Lastly, ACCELERATE your strategies into reaching greater consumer market.
The answer to the blank space is demographic.
Since Julie is determining that a market segment exists that have enough money to buy a premium bottled water, she is examining social economic statuses in a society, thus allowing her to identify the right segment for the bottled water. Now that she has identified it, she can choose to develop a value proposition that would attract the consumers.
Answer:
movement along the demand curve: i
shift in the demand curve: ii, iii, iv, vi
no effect: v
Explanation:
A change in the price of the product causes quantity demanded to change. It will be indicated by a movement on the same demand curve.
A change in other factors will cause the demand for the product to change. It is indicated by a shift in the demand curve.
i. Change in the market price: movement along the demand curve
ii. Change in income: shift in the demand curve
iii. Change in consumer expectations: shift in the demand curve
iv. Change in the price of a related good: shift in the demand curve
v. Change in the price of an unrelated good: no effect
vi. Change in preferences for this good: a shift in the demand curve
