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3 years ago

Assume that the new television costs $500.

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Right now, I would choose the credit union to borrow from, because I have the impression that their interest rates are lower for small consumer loans. Also, if you have a savings account in a credit union, sometimes they have a deal where you can borrow some of the money from your own account, and when you make payments, your own accounts gets part of the interest. Pretty neat. But really, you have to shop around to see who will give you the best deal on a small loan. And don't ever forget ... The BEST for you will ALWAYS be to save up for what you want, and PAY for it when you BUY it.

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Answer:

The correct answer would be, Product Development Growth Strategy.

Explanation:

In Product Development Growth Strategy, the company emphasizes in the promotion of the new or existing product in new or existing market. In this strategy, the existing products or services are modified just a way that they look new and exciting for the existing or the new clients. When there seems little to no opportunity for new growth in a company's current market, this product development growth strategy is used.

So the auto insurance agent is also using this strategy with his existing customer, Maryam, who called him to renew her policy. He tells her about some new exciting features that has been included in their services. So he basically is promoting or pursuing a product development growth strategy.

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3 years ago

You put aside $300 a month in an account that returns 9% a year, compounded monthly. How long do you need to contribute to save

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36 years 4 months and 2 days

Explanation:

Data provided in the question:

Monthly payment = $300

Rate of return, i = 9% = 0.09

Future value = $1,000,000

Now,

we know

Future value = Monthly payments × $\left[ \frac{(1+i)^{n}-1}{i} \right]$

1000000 = $300 × $\left[ \frac{(1+0.0075)^{ }-1}{ 0.0075 }$

$\frac{ 1000000}{ 300} &= \frac{ 1.0075^{n} - 1}{ 0.0075}$

$3333.33333 &= \frac{ 1.0075^{n} - 1}{ 0.0075}$

$1.0075^{n} - 1 &= 3333.33333 \times0.0075$

1.0075ⁿ - 1 = 25

1.0075ⁿ = 26

ln( 1.0075ⁿ) = ln(26)

n × ln( 1.0075 ) = ln(26)

n = [tex]\frac{ \ln (26) }{ \ln( 1.0075 ) }[tex]

n = 436.04 months

n = 36 years 4 months and 2 days

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3 years ago

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Novak Corp. had accounts receivable of $140,000 on January 1, 2022. The only transactions that affected accounts receivable duri

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Answer:

a. $210,000

b. 21.69 times

c. 16.83 average days to collect receivables

Explanation:

a. Ending balance of accounts receivable

= Beginning account receivable + Net credit sales - Cash collections

= $140,000 + $3,795,000 - $3,725,000

= $210,000

b. Account receivable turnover

= Net credit sales ÷ [(Beginning inventory + Ending inventory)/2]

= $3,795,000÷ [($140,000 + $210,000)/2]

= $3,795,000 ÷ $175,000

= 21.69 times

c. Average collection period in days

= Average account receivable ÷ [ Annual sales ÷ 365]

= $175,000 ÷ [$3,795,000 ÷ 365]

= $175,000 ÷ $10,397

= 16.83 average days to collect receivables

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2 years ago

Depreciation for a tax-paying firm:_________.

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Answer: a) increases expenses and lowers taxes.

Explanation:

Depreciation accounts for the wear and tear in fixed assets over their period of use. It is accounted for every period in the Income Statement as an expense which means that its addition increases the business's expenses.

It does that the advantage of being tax deductible however. This then means that it can be subtracted from Net Income for tax purposes. When that is done, it will reduce the Net Income thereby reducing the amount of taxes that can be charged on the company.

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