Answer:
the statement of comprehensive income
Explanation:
The statement of comprehensive income refers to a summary in which the net assets are to be recognized for a particular period of time. It shows the adjustments made to the equity that would be highlighted also. Plus the net income could be determined by preparing an income statement
Therefore in the given case, the changes that are made in the stockholder equity would be come under the comprehensive income statement and the same is to be considered
Answer:
Yes the statement is correct.
Explanation:
The statement is given by Matt Cheuvrant. In business the statement is absolutely correct that you can not satisfy the need of all the customers. A business cannot offer a product at less than its cost if a customer cannot afford it. Also an organization cannot start manufacturing a product because one customer demands it. If the company decides to satisfy all his customers by offering a large variety of products it may result in establishing in-house competition resulting in declining profits from both the products. If the company tries to give everything to every one this enhances its risk of failure resulting nothing in its own hands.
Businesses should focus on a single product and try to create a niche market. The product should be unique and its features should be extensively different from the other competitive products available in the market. This creates heavy switching cost to customers which ensures the business that customers will retain loyal to it. You can everything for few customers. They will not want to leave you because of your product specific features that are not available in the market.
Answer:
$200 billion
Explanation:
Okun's law (or rule of thumb) states that for every 1% point drop in unemployment, the total output of the economy will increase by two percent.
In this case, since unemployment varies by 1% (= 5.5% - 4.5%), that would mean that the potential GDP differs in $200 billion (= $10 trillion x 2%) depending on which economist's unemployment estimation we use.
