The correct answer would be acceptance. It is a manifestation of assent by the offeree to the terms of the offer in a manner invited or required by the offer as measured by the objective theory of contracts. It happens when the offeree and offeror are in mutual understanding between the terms in a contract.
Answer:
A)A sports team t-shirt:(Rivalrous and Excludable)
B)The air we breath (Nonrivalrous and nonexcludable)
C)Atlantic Bluefin Tuna in the Mediterranean Sea:(Rivalrous and nonexcludable)
D)A toll road in normal traffic:(Nonrivalrous and excludable)
Explanation:
Excludable goods can be regarded as goods whereby there is possibility of preventing consumers that has not paid for that good from accessing it.
Rivalrous goods are types of goods that can only be occupied by a person
there is competition created for their consumption.
Non-excludable goods can be regarded as public goods they are one
which are commonly available within a society for all people. These goods cannot be excluded from certain person.
Non-rivalrous goods can be regarded as public goods whereby the supply of that goods is not affected by consumption of people.
Answer:
$ 11, 978,133.75
Explanation:
The grand prize of 15,000,000 is worth the present value of the prize at an 8% interest. The prize is paid every year, meaning its an annuity case.
The present value of an annuity is calculated using the formula
PV = P × <u> 1 − (1+r)−n </u>
r
Where
P $3,000,000
r is 8% 0r 0.08
n is 5
PV = $3,000,000 x <u>1-(1+0.08) - 5</u>
0.08
PV =$3,000,000 x<u> 1 - 0. 6805831</u>
0.08
PV = $ 3,000, 000 x 3.99271
PV = 11, 978,133.75
Answer:
Explanation:
Ethics demands reasons to be given for changing from one depreciation method to another. There are three depreciation methods that are applicable including double-declining balance technique, unit of production technique, and straight-line technique.
Changing from one depreciation method to another must be done in the best interests of shareholders and reasons for such a change must be disclosed. Therefore, ethics requires a company to reveal the changes in depreciation method and adhere to the accounting principles related to the method used.
