Answer:
business rules
Explanation:
Business rules define how a business will execute a certain process. For example, establishes the conditions where products can be delivered without any extra charge or fee: if the purchase amount is over $500, or within a 5 mile radius.
It establishes the parameters at which the business will operate. An employee should always be able to determine if a business rule allows or not a process to be performed, no gray areas should exist. Following with our previous example, if the purchase adds up only $450, then a delivery fee should be charged, or if the customer lives 7 miles away.
Answer:
B. No, no free entry
Explanation:
With a patent granted to one pharmaceutical company to produce and sell an experimental AIDs drug, all doors of free entry and exit have been locked against other pharmaceutical companies. This implies that one of the major ideals of a competitive market is violated. Without free entry and exit, there cannot be many sellers, and we cannot discuss about the possibility of firms producing identical products because there is only one drug.
Answer:
80
Explanation:
Given the Solow Formula Y = 
in the question, we have:
Capital K = 64
Labors L = 100
Substituting the number for K and L into the equation, we have:
Y = 8 * 10
Y = 80
Please Note:
Country B's production function is Y = F(K,L) = K0.5 L0.5 is not correctly stated as the real Solow Model using equation format in the question. This has therefore been done under the explanation above and now correctly stated as Y = .
Answer:
The amount of interest revenue that should be included in Ball's 2025 income statement is $41,250
Explanation:
Rate of interest January 1, 2024 = 10%.
Present value of $1 at 10% for three periods is 0.75.
Present value of notes receivable = $500,000 × 0.75 = $375,000
Interest recognized in 2024 = $375,000 × 10% = $37,500
Interest recognized in 2025 = $(375,000+37,500) × 10% = $41,250
Answer:$2:09
Explanation: If you subtract the 2 you will get your answer! :)
(Sorry I just read the question wrong)
