Answer:
A) company HD pays less in Tax
Explanation:
Because interest is deducted before tax in income statement. Higher interest means less Earning before tax, and less amount of Tax be deducted.
HD and LD both have same Earning before interest and tax.
Let suppose both have EBIT of $1000,
Not HD has interest expense of 150, and LD has interest expense of $100
Now HD Earning before tax would be 850, and LD EBT would be 900.
Let's say tax is 40%
so,
HD tax would be 850*0.4=340
LD tax would be 900*0.4=360
So, HD pays higher interest, it benefit company in paying lower tax amount. bacause interest is tax saving.
HD saves $20 in this hypothetical example.
When a company develops a product and then attempts to sell it through normal distribution channels in a number of test-market cities, it is engaged in "standard test marketing".
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What is standard test marketing?</h3>
A type of test market where the business chooses a limited number of sample cities to test the entire marketing mix before launching a new product.
There are various ways to test marketing-
- Executing a regional product launch before a full launch.
- Working with a small group of customers who may directly provide product feedback.
- Implementing a focused direct marketing campaign to assess advertising methods.
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Answer:
c. $300; negative $100
Explanation:
Accounting profit is total revenue less total cost or explicit cost.
Accounting profit = Total Revenue - Total cost
Total revenue = price x quantity
100 × $10 = $1,000
Total cost = $700
Accounting profit = $1000 - $700 = $300
Economic profit is accounting profit less implicit cost or opportunity cost.
Opportunity cost is the cost of the next best option forgone when one alternative is chosen over other alternatives.
Implicit cost = $20 × 20 = $400
Economic profit = $300 - $400 = $-100
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Answer:
In the period since the financial crisis of 2007-2009, inflation has been low in many countries, while a few experienced outright deflation. Why might unexpected deflation be of particular concern to someone managing a bank? Unexpected deflation is associated with (falling net worth) of borrowers, as the nominal value of their assets (falls) but the dollar amount of their liabilities (remains the same) . This weakens creditworthiness and can lead to (reduced) lending as asymmetric information problems worsen. In turn, ( reduced) credit supply can diminish economic activity, leading to (increased) defaults, a deterioration in the quality of the bank’s balance sheet and ultimately to bank insolvency.
Explanation:
Deflation is described as a period where there is persistent fall in prices of good and services, this affects different people like pensioners, lenders and borrowers in different ways.
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