Answer:
Jennings breached the contract
Explanation:
A merchant firm offer is one that is irrevocable, the offeror makes an offer to sell goods within a given time frame and signs off on it.
Even without consideration (acceptance) from the other party, the contract is irrevocable.
A merchant firm offer that does not have a stated time frame rains open for a reasonable time.
In this instance Jennings made a merchant firm offer. Even if Wheeler had not accepted the offer it is irrevocable till June 9.
So by selling the car on May 15 he has breached the contract.
Price elasticity demand = change in demand with respect to change in price
Price elasticity demand = abs[{($0.88-$0.99)/$0.88x 100}/{(513-249)]/513x100}
= 12.5% increase in price/ decrease of 40.16% passengers.
This method of increasing the ticket price is not feasible because the bus service is elastic, which means a small change in the ticket price of $0.11 or 12.5% would mean huge effect on decreasing the number of passengers of 40% or 264 riders reducing the income considerably. By doing the opposite, the bus company will decrease the ticket price to $0.77 in effect the number of riders will increase to 777 thus will make an income increase of 31.86% or $143.85. With this comparison of data, I would suggest the bus company would decrease the ticket price instead of increasing it.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
A. $ 748,714
Explanation:
This 10-year bond with semiannual coupon payment will have 20 coupon payments plus 1 par payment at maturity. The bond price issuing price is the present value of all coupon payments as well as par value. Let formulate the bond price as below:
Bond price = [(Coupon rate/2) x (Par value)]/[1 + (Market interest rate/2)] + [(Coupon rate/2) x (Par value)]/[1 + (Market interest rate/2)]^2 + ...+ (Coupon rate/2) x (Par value) + Par value]/[1 + (Market interest rate/2)]^20
Putting all the number together, we have:
Bond price = [(10%/2) x (950,000)]/[1 + (14%/2)] + [(10%/2) x (950,000)]/[1 + (14%/2)]^2 + ...+ (10%/2) x (950,000) + 950,000]/[1 + (14%/2)]^20 = 748,714
In this problem, you are given the amount of direct materials
that was purchased by the company which is $6,184.
To record the purchase of the direct materials, the journal
entry would be:
Materials $6,184
Cash $6,184
To record the usage of the direct materials to production,
the entry would be:
Work in Process $6,184
Materials $6,184
