Answer: Well, first this relies on whether or not a pack plants twelve plants or just one. For the sake of this question, I will assume they plant one. Each plant costs two dollars and fifty cents to plant, and each are sold for five dollars, making two dollars and fifty cents profit on each. 12 times 2.5 is thirty dollars of profit total.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is Greg. He is the agent.
Explanation:
First of all, the term <em>agent</em>, in business, is understand as the individual that currently <em>manages another person's business affairs</em> and that commonly spend much of his time negotiating contracts for his clients.
Secondly, according to the definition of agent, it is understandable that in this case the agent is Greg due to the fact that he is the one that has to sell the collection, under Michael's orders.
Answer:
In a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a class of creditors is considered to have accepted the bankruptcy plan when:
one-half of the class in number and two-thirds of the class in dollar amount agree.
Explanation:
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the business assets are liquidated to pay the creditors. In a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the business assets are not liquidated. Instead, the business is refinanced as the assets and debts are reorganized, making it possible for the continued existence of the business. This is the reason the agreement of the creditors are usually paramount in the decision to undergo a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, unlike a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Answer:
The markup calculated as a result of information about the elasticity of demand
Explanation:
As a monopoly seller of pharmaceutical products the price set as markup would be above our marginal cost.
There are three facts about markup:
1. The Markup is not to be a price below marginal cost of the pharmaceutical product.
2. Markup is smaller when demand is more elastic. Remember if the price elasticity of demand is lower than 1, (negative) a rise in price causes an
increase in revenue for the seller.
Therefore having a -4 elasticity of demand could imply more profits for the firm.
