<span>I don't think there was any official contract set in place. It says they wrote a letter and said they'd sell it before June 1st. However, this wasn't a contract. It was only a letter of information. No one had a contract so no contract could have been breached.</span>
Answer: Utilitarian value
Explanation:
A product or service is said to have Utilitarian value if a consumer uses it to solve a problem or settle a need being faced. The pedal Sam bought from the All things sport local shop, has Utilitarian value as he used it to fix his bicycle.
Answer:
A) Maximize their market share.
Explanation:
Companies which believe higher sales volume will drive the cost down (& profits upward) will need to sell more of their products to achieve this target.
For example, if a bike manufacturer thinks that he can reduce cost by higher number of sales, he must maximize his market share and target more and more people to buy the bikes, let it be child, millennial, parents, everyone.
This will derive the sales volume to be higher and the costs to be lower (& higher long-run profits).
Answer:
The correct solution is:
(a) $44.21
(b) $47.30
Explanation:
(a)
According to the question,
Stock price,
S = $40
Risk free rate,
r = 10%
= 0.10
Delivery rate,
t = 1
Mathematical constant,
e = 2.72
Now,
The forward price will be:
⇒
On substituting the estimated values, we get
⇒
⇒ ($)
(b)
6 months later,
The forward price will be:
⇒
⇒
⇒ ($)
The initial value becomes assumed to be zero (0) since forward contracts constitute procurement deals which really determine the exchanging of a particular property though on a fixed period although at a price that has been accepted today.