Answer: c. increase consumer surplus in the market for tomato sauce and increase producer surplus in the market for spaghetti noodles.
Explanation:
A complementary good is the one which can be used only with another good. For example a CD can only run in a CD player or any other suitable device so the sales of CD is dependent upon the availability of device used to pay it. Other examples are tennis ball and tennis racket, mobile phone and sim cards, and others.
According to the given situation the decrease in price of tomato will be an advantage to the consumers as they will be able to purchase them with an affordable price and can produce tomato sauce this will promote the production of spaghetti noodles as tomato sauce is consumed along with spaghetti noodles this way the tomato sauce and spaghetti noodles are complementary goods for each other. The sales and production of one good will affect the sales and production of another.
Answer:
Poorly designed materials storage and packaging lines. Long packaging process times. Paying for box dimensions rather than product dimensions. Ineffective packaging materials that allow damage. Inefficient manufacturing models. Failing to optimize packaging.
Answer:
The correct answer is A
Explanation:
There is a direct relationship among the adequacy of the internal control as well as the ability of the auditor to rely on the procedures of the substantive analytical. When the entity does not have the efficient internal controls, then the auditor will rely on the procedures.
There is an inverse relationship among the RMM ( stated as risk of the material misstatement) as well as the ability of the auditor to rely on the procedures. And high RMM states that the internal control cannot be relied on to detect the material misstatement on the financial statements, which cause the auditor to rely on the tests of controls.
And there is a direct relationship among the predictability of the relationships among the data and the ability of the auditor to rely on the procedures. When the relationships are predictable, then the auditor could create a meaningful expectations which cause the procedures to be more efficient in detection of material misstatement.
