I believe the answer is c, <span>the goal is to produce customized products, whenever and wherever needed.
Customized products refers to the type of product that is personalized according to the costumer's taste. Example of mass customized products is online pizza ordering platform that allow costumers to choose their own combination of toppings.</span>
A pure-monoply means that a company does not have to compete with other producers within the market. Since they aren't competing with a good or service, they aren't competing with each others customers either. When a company does not have to compete on price/customers they may end up being greedy and have market failure.
Answer:
Explanation:
New selling price = $110 - $10
= $100
New sales level = 1,000 units x 150%
= 1,500 units
Net operating income = 1,500 units × Selling price of $100 per unit - 1,500 units × variable expense of $60 per unit - $30,000 + $5,000
= $25,000
Therefore, the net operating income after the changes is $25,000.
Answer:
Today, the Chinese own Armour and the famous Smithfield hams, together with the most quintessential American brand of all: Nathan's Famous hot dogs, with its iconic annual eating contest. ... It remains the largest total acquisition of a U.S. company by the Chinese.
Explanation:
Answer: This is not an enforceable contract, because they is no agreement of what will happen if any of the party failed to fullfil it's obligation in the contract agreement.
Explanation: An enforceable contract is a legal agreement between two or more parties, which is backed by the law.
The agreement between Kendall Gardner and B&C shavings is not an enforceable contract because it would be defrauding for Kendall Gerdner to loss $25,860 paid to B&C shavings, just because they can't complete it's payment. It will also be unfair to B&C shavings since their have spend it's money to build the shaving mill.
Their contract agreement lacks what should be done if any party failed to fullfil its own part in the agreement.
B&C shavings doesn't have the right to withhold Kendall Gardner down payment, as it's not agreed in their contract.
