Answer:
Commitment bias
Explanation:
Commitment bias refers to keep doing something because that is what you have always done, or because that is what you have said before that you wanted to do. This means that you are so committed to an idea, that you cannot realize that it is probably not a very good idea.
In this case, Skylar is so committed to making her brick and mortar restaurant work, that she cannot understand that it probably will never do.
Answer:
Inelastic
Explanation:
Price elasticity of demand refers to degree of responsiveness of change in demand with due to the change in price.
When a small change in price is accompanied by a higher change in the quantity demanded, this indicates the demand being elastic.
On the other hand, when a substantial change in price results in less than proportionate change in the quantity demanded, it indicates that demand is inelastic.
Price elasticity of demand is mathematically represented as:

wherein,
= Price elasticity of demand
dQ= change in quantity demanded i.e
dP = Change in price i.e 
p = original price
q = original quantity
In the given case, the manager thinks, when price is reduced by 50 cents, the sales quantity will rise by 1 unit, but the total revenue, which is the product of price and quantity demanded, will fall. This indicates, the demand was perceived as inelastic.
This represents the case wherein, with fall in prices, the total revenue also falls i.e inelastic demand.
The administration of upstream and downstream association's with providers and clients to convey better incentive at less cost than the inventory network all in all.
Answer:
Ans. 26 years is the remaining maturity of this bond.
Explanation:
Hi, we have to find the price of the bond, so we use the following formula.

This means that:

Let´s not forget that the Coupon is calculated by the following formula.

Now that we found that the price of the bond is $717.79, we have to bring to present value the remaining coupons and the principal that is paid at the end, so we have to solve for "n" the following equation, discounted at the yield to maturity.

Let´s fill up what we can

But to solve for "n" is pretty painful, so we can use a financial calcultator o MS Excel. Please find the MS Excel sheet that I used with the "Seek Goal" formula instruccions as follow.
Set Cell: $C$19
To Value: 717,79
By Changing cell: $C$14
So the answer is 26
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Answer:
1. lost wages from not working full time.
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is the cost of the next best option forgone when one alternative is chosen over other alternatives.
A person usually has to decide between working and going to school.
If the person decides to go to school, the opportunity cost is the wages forgone .
Travel expenses, tuition, and books are the real costs of attending college .
I hope my answer helps you