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3 years ago

Co-marketing refers to _____.

Business

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Valentin [98]3 years ago

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Answer: Option D

Explanation: In simple words, co- marketing refers to the process in which two firms of an industry, who serves the same audience, combines ther resources for increasing their scale of operations with the ultimate goal of increasing profits.

Generally such arrangements do not happen between two major competitors in an industry. This is more common in international businesses where one firm has technology and other has customer base.

Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is D .

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So the bank has the right to collect all its money from Steve, it is a form of negligence on the part of Steve to leave the amount blank which Henry took advantage of.

Although Steve could sue Henry for going above the amount they both agreed on.

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You just purchased a bond that matures in 12 years. The bond has a face value of $1,000 and a 7% annual coupon. The bond has a c

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Answer:

The coupon value is 1000 × 7% = $70

Face Value is $1000

Current price is annual ÷ current yield ∵ 70÷0.0574= $1,219.54

Maturity period: 12 years

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Explanation:

The coupon value is 1000 × 7% = $70

Face Value is $1000

Current price is annual ÷ current yield ∵ 70÷0.0574= $1,219.54

Maturity period: 12 years

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3 years ago

The manager of the main laboratory facility at Elmhurst HealthElmhurst Health Center is interested in being able to predict the

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Answer:

1. Lab's cost= 3187.94 +6.84 number of lab test performed

2. 0.77126

3. $24391.94

Explanation:

The Lab's cost depends on the number of lab test performed. So, Lab's cost is a dependent variable while number of lab test is an independent variable. The linear regression equation is written as

Y= a+bx

Where,

y= dependent variable

x= independent variable

a= intercept

b= slope

So, the equation can be written as

Lab's cost= a+b number of lab test performed

From the Excel output we know that

Intercept = a= 3187.94

Slope= b =6.84

So, the required regression equation is

Lab's cost= 3187.94 +6.84 number of lab test performed

The Excel output shows that R-square is 0.77126. R²=0.77126 means that only 77.13% of variation in Lab's cost is explained by its linear relationship with number of lab test performed.

We have to predict the lab's cost for 3100 test.

We know that

Lab's cost= 3187.94 +6.84 number of lab test performed.

Here, number of lab test performed=3100.

So,

Lab's cost= 3187.94 +6.84(3100)

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Answer:

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We can use the formula below to calculate the price per share that you would be willing to pay;

RRR=(EDP/SP)+EDGR

where;

RRR-required rate of return

EDP-expected dividend payments

SP-share price

EDGR-expected dividend growth rate

This can also be written as;

Required rate of return=(Expected dividend payments/share price)+expected dividend growth rate

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RRR=12%=12/100=0.12

EDP=$2

SP=unknown

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replacing;

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0.06=(2/SP)

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