Answer:
E) a, b, and c are possible.
Explanation:
Consumer has different interests, thus they may prefer either Bundle A with same volume of CD or DVDs or bundle B with more DVDs or even neither of any.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Spending Variance is best described as the rate of difference in actual and budgeted quantum. It is the difference calculated using standard rate, actual rate and actual quantum of activity.
As, for labor spending variance = (Standard Rate - Actual rate per hour) Actual Labor hours.
For Material spending variance = (Standard price per unit - Actual Price per unit) Actual quantity used.
Thus, it is never the difference between total cost between static and flexible budget.
Therefore, the stated statement is False.
Answer:
Cash increases and Accounts Receivable decreases(D)
Explanation:
$1000 represents earned rental income that has been recognized as revenue in the previous month but yet to be paid by customer. Hence, this would have been debited to account receivable ledger.
Upon cash receipt in the current month, this will be debited to Cash Account(Increase) and credited to Account Receivables (to reduce receivable balance).
The effect of this transaction will only affect Statement of Financial Position under current assets by reducing receivables balance and increase cash balance.
Germany does not have a comparative advantage, which is the ability to do something better or more efficiently that someone else. Even though they are producing bananas, the industry is artificially supported by the tax incentives and not because Germany is an amazing banana-growing location.
The consequences for the economy are lost opportunity costs that could be producing things where they <em>do </em>have a comparative advantage (cars, for example). Another consequence is that the tax money could be better spent on other things.
Answer:
A.the marketing environment
Explanation:
The Marketing Environment includes the Internal factors (employees, customers, shareholders, retailers & distributors, etc.) and the External factors( political, legal, social, technological, economic) that surround the business and influence its marketing operations.
Some of these factors are controllable while some are uncontrollable and require business operations to change accordingly. Firms must be well aware of its marketing environment in which it is operating to overcome the negative impact the environment factors are imposing on firm’s marketing activities.