The diversification will compensate for the lackluster performance in this sector by having higher performance in another sector.
<h3>What is a
diversification?</h3>
This is a business strategy that involves entering into a new market that one firm have not be operating in for introduction of a new product for that new market.
Hence, for Camphor Plastics, the diversification will compensate for the lackluster performance in this sector by having higher performance in another sector.
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Answer: a. The listing agreement they will use
b) Ted's office policy regarding intermediary brokerage
c) Ted's office policy regarding commission splits with "other" brokers
Explanation:
Apart from the fact that the statutory written statement regarding the brokerage services will be presented, it is appropriate for Ted to discuss the following with the sellers.
• The listing agreement they will use
• Ted's office policy regarding intermediary brokerage
• Ted's office policy regarding commission splits with "other" brokers.
These are needed to ensure that both the sellers and the buyer understands each other's stand and the agreement that are in place to ensure a smooth transaction.
Answer:
Nippon Technology
Value of Cash between January 1 and March 31, 2018:
= $1,737,000
Explanation:
a) Calculations:
Beginning Cash Balance $37,000
Net Income 2,400,000
Increase in other assets ($300,000)
Decrease in Liabilities ($200,000)
Dividends paid ($200,000)
Ending Cash balance $1,737,000
b) Nippon Technology's cash balance at the end of March 31, 2018 is the net effect of cash transactions that took place between January 1, 2018 and March 31, 2018. It shows what Nippon Technology received in the form of cash receipts from customers and what it spent in operational, investing, and financing activities during the period of 3 months.
Answer:
tables to display the required information:
Total cost:
hiring cost: (174 + 23)*200 = 39,400
lay-off cost: (50 + 196) * 400 = 98,400
inventory cost: ending inventory * $0.25 = 73,380
Total cost: $211,180
Explanation:
We solve this using Excel SOLVER which uses linear programming.
First, build a table for workers and production.
Then we build a table for inventory:
Last the cell for total cost we want to minimize:
=SUM(hired) x 200 + SUM(lay-off) x 400) + SUM(ending inventory) x 0.25
Our requirement is:
1)ending inventory of 100,000 or more
2) total worker of 325 or above
3) fulfill all demand so ending must be zero or higher than zero
4) hiring and lay-off are Natural numbers (we can't hire 0.5 employees)
Is this is the question the way it was asked? I’m a little confused