Answer:
What Paul has done wrong is to place these marketing materials on seats. He should devised a plan to give out these materials at the registration point where participants would be registered and then they would collect the items. By placing them on the seats, some of the participants could collect more than one, especially the valuable pen that is worth $3 each.
Explanation:
Marketing materials cost the entity some funds to produce. They should not be wasted. In addition, the number of participants with some details like names and contact information should be captured for future marketing efforts. Allowing participants to have free access to the marketing materials that cost so much without driving any potential customer list is not prudent.
Answer:
a) Head sets - perfect competition
b) Smart phones - monopolistic competition
c) Cellular telephone service - oligopoly
d) Cell phone applications - monopolistic competition
Explanation:
The following definitions explain the categorisation of competition:
- Perfect competition is when many firms sell similar products, no firm or buyer has control of market price. The barriers to entry are low. This is characterised by headsets
- The market for smart phones is monopolistic competition because advertisement is used to create product differentiation with the aim of gaining better market control
- Oligopoly is characterised by few firms controlling the market and keeping each other from dominating the market. This is they type of competition for cellular telephone service.
- Monopolistic competition is one where many firms produce dirlfferentiated products that are not substitutes. This is shown in market for cell phone applications
Answer: C) Corporation
Explanation: A Corporation can be Simply defined as a legal entity who's privileges, liabilities and rights are different or separate from the group of person who created it. That is, if the business get sued to court, what ever the punishment or retribution is, it will not directly affect the owners but the business itself. If the company's car on duty accidentally crashed into a person's shop, the company will pay for it, not the driver or the owners of the business.
So corporation means any group of person with a legal entity.
Answer:
The labor productivity for Deluxe and Limited cars are as follows:
Units/Hour dollars
Deluxe Car 0.13 103.64
Limited Car 0.21 156.54
Explanation:
It is noteworthy that labor productivity in terms of units/hour does not put into consideration quality of product, selling prices and skill level of the manufacturing workers. It would extremely difficult for supervisors to find out the workers that are better in terms of unit/hour.
Find attached spreadsheet with detailed calculation and formulas used.
Answer:
d.$38,448
Explanation:
The computation of the expected change in net income is shown below:
The net purchase for one day = $11,760
For 20 days excluding discount period i.e 10 days , it would be
= $11,760 × 20 days
= $235,200
The interest would be
= $235,200 × 10%
= $23,520
Now the gross purchase is
= (Net purchase × total number of days in a year) ÷ (1 - discount rate)
= ($11,760 × 365 days) ÷ (1 - 0.02)
= $4,292,400 ÷ 0.98
= $4,380,000
The discount is
= $4,380,000 × 0.02
= $87,600
After tax rate, the change in net income would be
= ($87,600 - $23,520) × (1 - tax rate)
= $64,080 × 0.60
= $38,448
