The answer to this question is that federal express has a core competence. Core competence is the main strenghts or advantages of a business or the company in order for them to become competitive in the market. The concept of Core competency was introduced by Gary Hamel and Prahalad. Core competency is what the business or company can do to their customers and their expertise that is unique that can be valued by the customers.
Answer:
- Equilibrium wage increase
- Level of employment increase
Explanation:
A shift rightward in the labor market of a single employer would imply that the employer wants more labor. They will therefore increase the wages that they are paying their labor to entice more labor and the level of employment in the industry will increase as the employer hires more people.
Graphically speaking, when the labor demand curve shifts right, it will intersect with the labor supply curve at a higher equilibrium wage. The quantity of labor will also increase as it goes to a new equilibrium point.
Answer:
$318,000
Explanation:
The computation of the total assets is shown below:
= Current assets + property, plant, and equipment - difference in amount
= $85,000 + $235,000 - $2,000
= $318,000
The difference of amount is
= Account receivable - collected amount
= $50,000 - $48,000
= $2,000
Since the current asset is already given so we considered the difference in amount to find out the total asset.
Answer:
Payoff = $2 per share.
Explanation:
In a put option, the long (the party that buy the put) will have gain on the option when the underlying asset price is lower than the excercise price of that asset <em>(imagine the advantage that you can sell a chicken at $12 when it market price of is is only 10)</em>.
Because the stock price is $91, lower than exercise price of 93, so the company should exercise the put. Total payoff per share is 93 - 91 = $2.
<em>Note: We dont include premium to buy the put here because the question asking about payoff. We on include premium in calculations when the question is about profit.</em>
