A large computer manufacturer forbids its executives and managers from serving as directors or officers for Hewlett-Packard or a
ny other corporations from which it might purchase component parts. The company is trying to prevent a. their employees from having other jobs. b. a conflict of interest. c. trade secrets from being revealed. d. losing its executives to other organizations. e. fairness and honesty.
Conflict of interest refers to a situation where one has two competing business relationships contesting for one's loyalty and patriotism.The company is well aware that if the executives sit on HP's board or any other related organizations, their objectivity may be impaired in making business decisions involving it and any of the other companies cited.
The question is not about trade secrets as trade secrets most times reside with the lower level managers who are involved in the day to day activities of the organization not non-executives as portrayed in the scenario.
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You can make monopolies. You don't have to lower your prices because nobody is offering lower prices. You can sell bad stuff for high prices. But monopolies do tend to disappear.
The question is asking for the annual payment that will result in a present value of $7,000 given 6% and 5 years. This payment is constant so is an annuity.
7,000 = Payment * Present value Interest factor of an Annuity, 6%, 5 periods)
