It wasn't fully announce that Sears is going out of business but rather, they are just going to close 150 of its branches this year 2017. This is according to Business insider. <span>Most of the stores will start liquidation sales on Jan. 5 and will go </span>out of business<span> in March and April. Hope this helps.</span>
Answer:
B) Inventory turnover ratios
Explanation:
Inventory turnover measures how many times a business sells and replaces its merchandise or materials inventory during an accounting period, usually a year.
One of the basic goals of JIT is to lower the total inventories in a company, therefore increasing the inventory turnover ratio. This reduces the company's operating costs.
I believe the statement is false. Good scientific analysis cannot overcome poorly collected evidence. It is <span>because the analysis could be incorrect because the evidence is not reliable. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>
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These policies would not contribute at all to the preservation of threatened species. Species in danger of extinction, due to their small number, must be preserved from all human acts that limit their expansion, which is why in this sense any hunting authorization of these species is unfeasible.
Even if it is regulated so that the hunting of these species is carried out in a minimal and progressive way, any threat to an animal species in danger of extinction will be a setback in the measures aimed at its conservation.
Answer:
1.- Investment 75 millions
2.- Savings 75 millions
3.- national saving equals investment
Explanation:
The GDP in a closed economy equals to the consumption plus investment plus government spending
GDP = C + I + G
250 = 150 + I + 25
250 - 150 - 25 = I
Investment = 75
Then, investment is equal to private savings plus government savings
T-G = public saving (or deficit)
S = private savings
I = S + ( T - G )
75 = S + (25-25)
S= 75
As this is, a closed economy their national savings defines their investment. There is no capital inflow or outflow from aboard.
