Correct/complete Question:
A marketing channel is defined as a group of individuals and organizations that
a. consumes about one-half of every dollar spent on products in the United States.
b. directs the flow of products from producers to customers.
c. links producers to other marketing intermediaries.
d. manages transportation and warehousing functions.
e. takes title to products and resells them.
Answer:
B, directs the flow of products from producers to customers.
Explanation:
A marketing channel refers to the persons and activities that are involved in the movement or transfer of goods from the manufacturer to the consumer within the supply chain.
It can also be said to a network of distributing good and services
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Answer:
Not filing your return will cost you an additional 5 percent of your unpaid tax bill each month.
Not paying what you owe will add an extra 0.5 percent each month to your overall IRS debt.
If you did not file on time and did not pay any tax you owed, you are subject to both penalties. However, the IRS actually gives you a bit of a break. The maximum penalty that you’ll pay for both in any given month is 5 percent, rather than 5.5 percent.
If you don’t file or pay for five months, the failure-to-file penalty will max out at 25 percent of your unpaid taxes. But the 0.5 percent failure-to-pay penalty will continue to accrue, up to another 25 percent of what you owe, until the tax is paid.
Interest also is charged on the overdue amount
If your due a refund then the only way to get it is to file
Explanation:
Answer: The equilibrium interest rate should A. increase.
Explanation: The demand curve for money shows the quantity of money that is demanded at a given interest rate. The money supply model shows the money supply that is set at a given interest rate. If there is an increase in interest rates the equilibrium rate will increase to adjust for the rising rates.
Answer:
Check the following explanation.
Explanation:
The goals of managers and shareholders are not always aligned. Agency theory suggests this misalignment creates the need for costly monitoring through compensation contracts.
To align the goals of the two parties,compensation contracts should be designed to motivate the executive to make decisions that will not only increase his or her wealth, but will also increase shareholder wealth. Steps taken to increase shareholder wealth should be reflected in improved firm performance.Including both components in the contracts helps ensure the decisions of the executive are linked to various time horizons.
Shortterm components motivate the executive to make decisions that have an immediate affect on the firm. Long-term components are necessary to lengthen the decision horizon of the executive and enhance the likelihood of continued improvement in firm value. The long-term incentives in these contracts can be based on improved shareholder wealth as well as improved firm performance.
