Answer:
True.
Explanation:
It is a true statement.
The firm economic result that is, financial performance depends upon various factors that includes external forces also.
Further, to remain in industry ( or for stable growth ), the firm have to synchronize their activities with the environment.
The question specifies economic environment that relatively impact the firm. So , this statement is true.
Answer:
Monthly rent of $345 would maximize revenue
Explanation:
Revenue = Price * Quantity
Quantity depends on price. We need to work out the relationship between price and quantity (that is, the demand function)
When the rent is $420, quantity demanded is 90 units:
When P = 420 we have Q = 90
Let x be the change in price. For every 3 dollar increase (decrease) in price demanded quantity will decrease (increase) 1 unit:
P = 420 + x (a) we have Q = 90 - x/3 (b)
To find the relationship between P and Q we seek to eliminate x.
Multiply both sides of (b) with 3 we have: 3Q = 270 - x (b')
From (a) and (b') we have: P + 3Q = 420 + x + 270 - x
=> P = 690 - 3Q
Revenue R = P * Q = (690 - 3Q) * Q = 690Q - 3Q^2
To find maximum set derivative of R to 0:
dR = 690 - 6Q = 0
=> Q = 690/6 = 115
To lease 115 the price should be P = 690 - 3Q = 690 - 3*115 = 345
Options:
) The man has accepted the woman's offer. Because the reason for the change was out of the man's control, the change is of no legal effect once he signed the contract. B) The man has rejected the woman's offer and made a counteroffer, which the woman is free to accept or reject. C) While the man technically rejected the woman's offer, his behavior in scheduling movers creates an implied contract between the parties.
Answer: The man has rejected the woman's offer and made a counteroffer, which the woman is free to accept or reject.
Explanation: Since there has been an alteration in the content of the initial agreement between the buyer and the seller, the agreement has become void and hence, the changes makes it a counteroffer which the buyer is free to accept or reject. Even though the change in the initial agreed document is the date, it is enough to render the initial document void as the terms is no longer consistent with what the potential buyer read and signed on.
