Increasing sales without changing the original product

Someone help me please.... I really appreciate

satela [25.4K]

Personal goal: A personal goal I have is to be and active citizen to my community. Help others, pick up trash.

High school Goal: My high school goal is to graduate, so I can get into and Ivy League school.

Financial goal: My goal is to have enough money for my college tuition.

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3 years ago

Amber Corporation donated inventory of clothing (basis of $136,000, fair market value of $170,000) to a qualified charitable org

viva [34]

Answer:

charitable contribution deduction = $153000

Explanation:

given data

basis = $136,000

fair market value = $170,000

solution

we get here charitable contribution deduction that is express as

charitable contribution deduction = Basis + 50% of (Fair - basis) .......................1

put here value and we get

charitable contribution deduction = $136,000 + 0.50 ($170,000 - $136,000 )

charitable contribution deduction = $153000

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3 years ago

Brian is a manager at a clothing store. He spends most of his time in the store with his employees, making sure they work their

Sophie [7]

Answer:

First line manager

Explanation:

First line managers are the lowest forms of managers in an organizational structure. They are the managers that deals with employees directly. They operate their departments by assigning work to the employees and monitoring their actions. In this case, the activities of Brian which included making sure they work their scheduled hours, watching them interact with customers and so on indicates that he is a First-Level Manager.

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3 years ago

"A customer directs his broker to "Sell 100 shares of ABCD stock and use the proceeds to buy 100 shares of XPDQ stock." This is

lina2011 [118]

Answer: Proceeds transaction

Explanation:

In a proceeds transaction, the broker is involved in two related transactions which are the selling of one stock and the buying of another.

Proceed transactions involve a customer asking their broker to sell their stock and then use the proceeds gained from that sale to buy another stock which is what the customer did when he directed his broker to sell ABCD stock and use the proceeds to buy XPDQ stock.

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3 years ago

A country produces only bananas and robots. If it produced only bananas with all its available resources, it could make 60 milli

Levart [38]

It should be noted that in the PPC, the downward sloping line 'ab' is the production possibility curve.

<h3>How to illustrate the information?</h3>

In the diagram, since point 'A' falls on the PPC itself, it represents the full employment of resources. Point 'A' represents the combination of 30 million bananas and 10 million robots.

Opportunity cost producing a robot = Total bananas possible / Total robots possible

Opportunity cost producing a robot =60/20

Opportunity cost producing a robot = 3 bananas

The area outside PPC represents the unattainable combinations of two goods.

During the recession, the resources are inefficiently used and the production combination is represented by point 'B' which falls below PPC When the production technology improves only for one good and not for the other, the PPC rotates

Marginal opportunity cost of a robot = 80 million bananas / 10 million robots

The marginal opportunity cost of a robot = 8 bananas

Opportunity cost of 2 million robots = 8 bananas × 2 million

The opportunity cost of 2 million robots will be 16 million bananas.

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2 years ago