Answer: Cross Shopping
Explanation: Cross shopping is a technique there a single consumer plays around different suppliers to get the goods of his/her liking. It involves having conflicting needs and purchasing premium and budget products. In this case,Calvin loves eating at mcdonald's claiming they have the best fries, but for dessert he likes to eat cakes only at kaminsky's. Since, Calvin is shopping from different suppliers to get the products of his liking his behavior will be called cross shopping.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Money has several functions, one of its principal function is using it as unit of account. By comparing the amount in dollars spent on running a car yearly to annual earnings instead of keeping track in terms of gasoline cost and quarts of oil shows that money has been used as a unit of account.
This means that the amount of gasoline gallons bought and quarts of oil has been essentially replaced by the cost of these purchases and hence avail is the power to use money as a unit of account
Answer:
The correct answer is (d)
Explanation:
The first amendment has given political parties the right to speak and do political campaigns, and it had restricted government to stop them. Overall, the first amendment right is protecting political speeches and political campaigns. So, yes the first amendment right has demoted all the limits which restricted political parties to get funds from corporations.
Answer:
The weighted average unit cost of the inventory at January 31 is $496
Explanation:
Weighted Average unit cost the average cost of units on hand on each day. It is calculated by dividing total inventory value by total available units.
Date Unit Received / Sold On Hand Unit Cost Balance
1/1 Inventory 540 units at $2.80 540 $1,512 $1,512
1/8 Purchased 960 units at $2.3 1500 $2208 $3,720
1/12 Sold 1,300 at ($3,720/1500) 200 $3,224 $496
Answer
<u>Market surplus will lower the prices for goods and increase the consumer quantity demand for the products.</u>
Explanation
A market surplus is when there is excess supply. The quantity supply in this case is greater than the quantity demanded. Producers will be faced with a hard time to sell all their goods. This will make them lower their prices to make their products more appealing to consumers. Firms will also have to lower market prices in order to stay competitive. In response to the reduced prices, consumers will increase the quantity demanded thus moving the market to an equilibrium price and quantity. This is a case where excess supply has exerted a downward pressure on the prices of the products.
