Answer:
D, are probably not engaged in intense competitive rivalry
Explanation:
A competitive analysis framework or framework of competitive analysis can be said to be an analysis model that is used to examine a competitor market structure. This in turn helps you to properly prepare or structure your market analysis.
There are about 5 competitive analysis frameworks. They include SWOT(strength Weakness Opportunity Threats), Porter's five forces, Strategic group analysis, growth share matrix, perceptual mapping.
In the case of Rapid-Built Homes and ModMod, they are not exactly involved in intense competitive rivalry because while Rapid-Built homes is a developed by real estate speculators, ModMod is a side business for two architecture professors. This means that selling of housing units by Rapid-Builts is the source of main income for the company while for ModMod, is it not the main source of income for the professors.
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Answer:
Assets= 15,000
Liabilities= 10,000
Owner's equity= 5,000
Explanation:
When he invests 5,000 of his own money that 5,000 is an asset as it is cash and the 10,000 he borrows is also an asset as it is cash. The liabilities are 10,000 as he has to pay 10,000 back and it is a loan so it is a liability also.
The owners equity is 5,000 as he invested 5,000 of his own money in the business and that is owners equity.
Answer:
A. 19,800
B. Check answer
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate or find out two things
Tax payable on $450,000 if they does not incorporate the sole proprietorship and file joint is 108,879.
If they incorporate sole proprietorship and shift $250,000 to it, on balance $200,000 taxable income they pay $36,579 on their individual return and on $250,000 business income at 21% tax payable is $52,500. Thus, total tax payable is $89,079.
By shifting $250,000 income to corporate, they are saving $19,800 in taxes.
b
Their marginal tax rate is 22% once their income crosses $77,400. It is beneficial if they keep $77,400 taxable in their hands and the balance $372,600 in the hands of the corporate at 21%.
