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mr Goodwill [35]
3 years ago
10

When Nintendo sets a relatively low price on game units to stimulate more demand for its game cartridges, it is using

Business
1 answer:
torisob [31]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Letter A is correct.<em> Complementary product pricing.</em>

Explanation:

Organizations use the strategy of adopting a complementary product pricing to increase the total profit of a product group.

This strategy is used when the company sells products that are complementary, ie the use of one is complemented by the use of the other, so the company substantially decreases the price of a product, usually just to cover costs, and guarantees gains from a product with a high price and very high profit margin.

The benefits added to the complementary price of a product are market gain, competitors' entry barriers and retention and attraction of new consumers.

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Answer:

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June 15,2021        Purchases                                             $85,500

                             Loss on purchase commitment           $15,000

                             Cash                                                                        $100,000

                       (To record the payment for the loss on

                         purchase commitment)

June 30,2021  Estimated loss on purchase

                        commitment                                                $10,600

                           Estimated liability on purchase

                        commitment                                                                   $10,600

                       (To record the loss on purchase commitment)

Aug 30,2021        Purchases                                             $120,500

                             Loss on purchase commitment           $19,900

                            Estimated liability on purchase

                             commitment                                           $10,600

                           Cash                                                                           $151,000

                       (To record the payment for the loss on purchase commitment)

Explanation:

For June 15,  Loss on purchase commitment = Signed value of inventory - Market value of inventory = $100,000 - $85,500 = $14,500

For June 30, Loss on purchase commitment = Signed value of inventory - Market value of inventory = $151,000 - $140,400 = $10,600

For Aug 30, Loss on purchase commitment = Market price of inventory at June 30 - Market value of inventory at August 30 = $140,400 - $120,500 = $19,900

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On December​ 31, Sulfur Corporation has the following data​ available: Net Income $ 170 comma 000 Interest expense 30 comma 000
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Answer:

40%

Explanation:

The computation of the return on equity is shown below:

= (Net income - interest expense) ÷ (weightage average of common​ stockholders' equity)

where,

Weightage average of common​ stockholders' equity equals to

= (Total common​ stockholders' equity at the beginning of the year + Total common​ stockholders' equity at the end of the year) ÷ 2

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= $ 4748

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$=\frac{\text{assets purchased in last quarter}}{\text{total assets purchased in the year}} \times 100$

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