Answer:
. A good whose demand decreases when income decreases
Explanation:
A normal good is a product whose demand increases as consumers' income increases. The demand may also increase as economic conditions in the country improve. Similarly, when income decrease, the demand also declines.
As people income increase, the purchasing power increase. They prefer more costly goods than give them more satisfaction. Increased income tends to make consumers abandon goods that offer less utility. Normal goods tend to be associated with customers in high-income.
Answer:
It will take approximately 55 years
Explanation:
<em>The future value of a lump sum is the amount expected at a future date when a sum of money is invested today at a particular rate of interest for certain number of years</em>
FV = PV × (1+r)^(n)
FV= 50,000, PV = 4,000, n-?, r- 5%
50,000 = 4,000 × (1.05)^n
divide both sides by 4000
12.5 = 1.05^n
n= log 12.5/log 1.05
n = 51.8
The number of years = 51.8 + 3 years
=54.767
Approximately 55 years
It will take 55 years
Answer:
$4
Explanation:
Calculation to determine the minimum price the company would accept for the radios
Minimum price=Selling costs (40% variable)*$10
Minimum price=$4
Therefore the minimum price the company would accept for the radios will be $4 because it COVER THE VARIABLE SELLING EXPENSE
Answer:
Option A,$72000
Explanation:
Bad debt expense is computed on the net credit sales amount, in other words, the bad debt expense is 12% of credit sales of $600,000.
Bad debt expense=$600,000*12%
=$72000
Option C is wrong because the answer was arrived at by calculating 12% of $750,000 the net sales amount that also has cash sales of $150,000 included in it($750000-$600000)
Option B is wrong as the amount of sales returns and allowances of $50,000 was deducted from $600,000 prior to applying 12% allowance for bad debt
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Explanation:
Starbucks Corporation was founded in 1971 in Seattle, Washington in the U.S. Nowadays the company has a presence in more than seventy-five (75) different markets part of its wholly-owned subsidiaries. Starbucks is not a franchise, but it provides licenses to investors. In <em>China</em>, for instance, Starbucks has opened more than three thousand (3,000) stores becoming Starbucks' second-largest market.
