There are 5 elements of the feasibility study:
1) Description - of items or services offered, delivered, overview
2) Market feasibility - is there a market? is the market worth entering?
3) Technial feasibility - how service will be delivered
4) Financial feasibility - funding needed for product or service to launch, what will they make from the product or service
5) Organizational feasibility - legal aspect of the business
In this case, market feasibility is the most important element because if there isn't a desire or market for the product or service, there is no reason to enter that market. If a market is not being entered, funding, legal aspects and knowing how to advertise/deliver the product is not necessary.
Answer:
C) The state is liable because of Reliable's negligent failure to take the special precautions required for conducting a highly dangerous or inherently dangerous activity.
Explanation:
Even though the state of Indiana hired Reliable Construction Company for doing the job and the contract was very specific about Reliable's obligations, the state government should have controlled that Reliable actually carried out its obligations properly.
In this case, it was reasonable foreseeable that the failure to control Reliable's job could result in personal or property injury. So the state should have exercised control over how the work was done. The respondeat superior doctrine does not apply because Reliable was an independent company hired by the state government to perform a specific contract, it was not an agent (or employee).
Answer:
cost of capital 16%
Explanation:
SML formula:
r_f = 3%
β = 1.3
r_m = 13%
0.03 + 1.3(0.13-0.03)
firm's required return = .16 = 16%
$5 per worker
5*3=15
$7 per worker
7*2=14
total of what he pays the workers per hour
15+14=29
he pays the workers 29 dollars per hour
Answer: B) The supply of goods like clothes will decrease.
Explanation:
All else being equal, the local retail market for clothes will see a reduction in supply for clothes. This is simply as a result of less shops offering clothes than before because some have closed down as they couldn't keep up with online retail stores.
For example, the entire supply of Jeans for the town of Jeanophia were from 5 stores with each selling 5 jeans. 3 stores have closed down due to competition from jeanyjeans.com and now only 2 stores are open which has reduced the supply from 25 jeans to 10 jeans.
