Potential return has to do with the ability to receive a certain amount from an investment, while risk refers to the potential loss of the investment.
Let's look at the Accounting Equation = Assets = Liabilties + Stockholders' Equity
For most businesses, their chart of accounts will include Current Assets (or Short Term Assets) as well as Long Term Assets. An example of a current asset if cash, and a building is a long term asset.
Short term and long term Liabilities are also included too - money you owe. A Note Payable is a long term example, Interest Payable is a short term one.
Stockholders' Equity is one too - these include your stocks, your retained earnings.
But, expect for Retained Earnings, the names of your <em>statements </em>are not. So "Balance Sheet" is not a category, nor is "Cash Flows Statement".
Answer:
C) perfectly elastic and identical to the firm in perfect competition.
Explanation:
In a perfectly competitive market, firms supply identical products, so the customers are indifferent towards buying the product from any supplier. What makes a monopolistic competition market different is that products are differentiated, so the customers will choose from which supplier to purchase the product.
When the products are identical (not differentiated), then the firm's demand curve will be perfectly elastic because a change in price will make their customers simply change the supplier. I.e. the products are all substitutes.
Answer:
Complete information
Explanation:
A limiting pricing can be described as a strategy that is employed by an incumbent to prevent entry by maintaining a price lower than the monopoly price.
In situation whereby there is completion information, it will be more difficult for an incumbent to successfully engage in limit pricing because knowledge about the incumbent, the market, product, and others is available to others.
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