Y=30 because adding 3 on to 8 gets you 11 and you have to do the same for both x and y
Answer:
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Explanation:
1) Yes, as the initial consideration was only for the aircraft. Since this upgrade is additional work performed by the company, the client should be billed.
2) As the consideration for the aircraft is yet to be paid and FBO is still in possession of the aircraft, the ownership has not passed into the hands of the customer yet. Thus, even though he may file for bankruptcy, it doesn't impact anything.
3) A written agreement should be entered into with the customer and the bank which states that the disbursements from the bank should be made in 3 equal monthly instalments to the FBO, post release of the aircraft to the customer. Any delay in these will be construed as default by the bank with the necessary legal implications involved for claiming the requisite amount by the FBO from the bank.
4) In this case, the ownership of the aircraft has passed to the customer prior to it defaulting. Thus, the bank will be paid first from the proceeds of the bankruptcy sale of the aircraft.
Answer:
These are the options for the question:
A. the policies are futile because where the environment isconcerned, it has been repeatedly shown that firms do not respond to economic incentives.
B. the policies are likely to be more successful than policies that cost firms more, but they do not recognize economic incentives.
C. the policies are consistent with economic incentives.
D. pollution is likely to increase.
This is the correct answer:
C. the policies are consistent with economic incentives.
Explanation:
Economic incentives motivate firms and households to act in specific ways. The incentives can be positive or negative depending on the objective.
If the objective is to develop a greener economy, but the government imposes policy that make it more expensive for firms to do so, then, a negative incentive is created, and the objective will probably not be achieved.
The opposite is true if the governmet crafts enviromental policy that make it less expensive for firm to become greener. Firms now have a positive economic incentive and are motivated to follow the guidelines. The objective of a more enviromentally-conscious economy will likely be achieved.
Answer:
No, price need not be in the contract for the sale of goods under the Uniform Commercial Code, so long as the quantity is specified.
In my personal opinion, the correct priority in making a business decision is is priority number 3, Profit - Organization Values - Personal Integrity
The main purpose of doing a business is Profit. If you're doing something for the benefit of others, you could call it charity or donations, but not a business.