The correct answer is A) Have more debt than they can pay because there are laws, generally by the state, that limit when people can file for bankruptcy. You are not allowed to file for bankruptcy unless you are unable to afford your debts. Choices B, C, and D, along with being illegal, are also unethical, especially in terms of business.

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3 years ago

Which of the following statements about the theory of sustainability is true?a. Sustainability is the idea that socially respons

hammer [34]

Answer:

The correct answer is option A.

Explanation:

Sustainability can be basically defined as the ability to last constantly.

The theory of sustainability tries to describe a type of society and economy that is long lasting and can be lived on a global scale.

Sustainability in business is the proposition that if the companies act responsibly towards the environment and the society, they will be able to outperform their peers. When they focus on the world's problems and see them as marketing opportunities they will be able to perform better than their peers.

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3 years ago

Shane is looking for ways to get more capital for his appliance sales and service business. he is very protective of his company

Nitella [24]

Shane, who is interested in new ways to get more capital for his business that sells and services appliances, is highly protective of his company's information and often worries that it may fall into the wrong hands. With this state of mind, Shane is likely not interested in incorporating his money

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3 years ago

a. She has negotiated a sales price of $46,585 and she has a $15,000 down payment. She is eligible for the full $10,000 cash reb

nirvana33 [79]

Answer: Elaine should take Dealership's financing option.

Explanation:

Option A

Car Sale Price = $46 585

Down Payment = $15000

Interest rate = 0%

Period = 66 months

Value of Dealer Financing = $46585 - $15000 = $31585

Option 2.

Elaine takes the loan to pay for the car

R = 3.24%

Car price = Loan Amount = $46585

Period (n) = 72 months

Value of Option 2 Loan Financing = Loan Amount (1 + r)^n

Value of Option 2 Loan Financing = $46585(1 + 0.0324^/12)^72

Value of Option 2 Loan Financing = $46585(1 + 0.0027)^72

Value of Option 2 Loan Financing = 56566.482756

Value of Option 2 Loan Financing = $56566.48

Elaine receives a Cash rebate of $10 000

Overall Value of option 2 = $56566.48 - $10 000 = $46566.48

Let us assume Elaine Pays the Down Payment of $15000 AND take A Loan to finance the rest of the Car amount

Car sale price = $46585 - $15000 = $31585

Loan Amount = $31585

Option 2 Loan Financing with down Payment

Option 2 Loan Financing = $31585(1 + 0.0324^/12)^72 + $15000

Option 2 Loan Financing = $31585(1+0.0027)^72 + $15000

Option 2 Loan Financing = 38352.524586 + $15000

Option 2 Loan Financing = $53352.524586

Elaine Receives a Cash Rebate of $10 000

Value of Option 2 with down payment = $53352.524586 - 10 000

Value of Option 2 with down payment = $43352.524586

Value of Option 2 with down payment = $43352.53

When Elaine pays a down payment and takes a loan of $31585, the overall finance is valued at $43352.53, When Elaine takes a loan for the entire car amount the Value of option 2 finance is $46566.48.

Dealership Option Financing Value is $31585. Elaine should take Dealership's financing option

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2 years ago