B. Cotton.
Dotted Swiss, dimity, and duck are listed in the COTTON fabric categories.
Dotted Swiss is a sheer cotton fabric that is embellished with small dots. It is also called Swiss Dot because of their fabric design.
Dimity is a sheer cotton fabric with woven stripes or checks.
Answer: line extension
Explanation:
The action whereby the company plans to introduce new products in the market within its existing product category is referred to as line extension.
Line extension occurs when the brand name for an established product is used for a new item that is in same product category. This can be in form of added ingredients, colors, new flavors etc. An example is a manufacturer of soft drink who adds "apple flavor"manufacturer to its existing "orange flavor"
Answer:
d. Line 3
Explanation:
Generally, the liabilities are classified as current and long term based on their duration, on the date of issue of notes payable the liability is long as the period is of 1 year, whereas generally notes payable are not for 1 year and are termed as short term i.e. current liabilities.
But, on 31 Dec 2017 the period to pay the notes payable and the interest thereon is just of 7 months left, therefore on the balance sheet date both the liabilities will be considered and clarified as Current Liabilities.
Therefore, correct option is
d. Line 3
Answer: 65
Explanation:
10 or <65
(430-11)/8 =52.375, 11-1 =10+52.375 =62.375-->65
Answer:
each firm simultaneously increased output above the Nash equilibrium level.
Explanation:
A French mathematician, Antoine Augustine Cournot developed the Cournot duopoly in his economic model “Researches into the mathematical principles of the theory of wealth”, of 1838.
Cournot duopoly also known as the Cournot competition, is an economic model where two (2) business firms having identical cost functions compete in a oligopolistic market of imperfect competition with homogeneous products.
Under the Cournot duopoly, the competing firms offer identical products and thus, choose an amount or quantity to produce independently and at the same time because they cannot collude.
Both firms in a Cournot duopoly would enjoy lower profits if each firm simultaneously increased output above the Nash equilibrium level.
Hence, the advantage of the Cournot duopoly is that, it inhibits competing firms from deviating unilaterally.
