The answer is d) all the answers are correct
Answer:
Option B: to all customers on proportionately equal terms.
Explanation:
Advertising Allowances can be termed to be monies or promotional services in the form of discounts etc paid by a supplier/manufacturer to a retailer/wholesaler to advertise their products or pay for advertising cost.
The Robinson-Patman Act clearly stipulates that the producer provide customers with equal advertising allowances. This is to reduce or avoid discrimination in price.
Criminal sanctions may arise on sales that violates this Act. If this Act injured parties may bring an action under the Act.
Answer:
The Coffee Shop around the Corner (CS)
5-period Moving Average Forecast of Demand
Day 4 Based on Average Educated Guess
Morning 29.8 41
Afternoon 29.8 30
Evening 30.8 19
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Day 1 Demand 5-period Moving
Average
Morning 37
Afternoon 25
Evening 9
Day 2
Morning 48
Afternoon 28 29.4
Evening 14 24.8
Day 3
Morning 53 30.4
Afternoon 33 35.2
Evening 17 29.0
Day 4
Morning 29.8
Afternoon 29.8
Evening 30.8
b) Given that for the past three days, coffee demand in the evenings had not exceeded 20, we can tweak the evening demand to less than 20 and carry the remainder to the morning when demand is always high. In that case, the demand on day 4 may read more like, Morning 41, Afternoon 30, and Evening 19.
Answer: higher; lower
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that three firms are currently producing and selling in a market. When one of the three firms exits the market, economists expect that there will be a rise in the equilibrium price while there will be a reduction in the equilibrium quantity.
This is because when one producer leaves, there will be less supply of the good that is sold, this will eventually lead to a rise in price.
$936.41 is the new price of the bond.
<u>Explanation:</u>
<u>New price of the bond after using the duration is calculated as follows:</u>
Purchase date = 01 june 2016, Maturity date = 01 june 2024, frequency = 1
Face value = $10000, Annual coupon rate = 5.20 percent, Yield to maturity = 6.40 percent,
NPER = 6.688257877
PMT = $52.00
New price of the bond = $936.41 ( rounded to two decimal places)
Note: I have used an excel formula so as to calculate the new price of the bond.