Answer:
B. Bolivar is prohibited from listening to the phone calls as long as he wants, and only limited exceptions exist for the monitoring of calls.
Explanation:
Bolivar is clearly breaching the privacy of Phyllis and as such it is imperative that Bolivar is prohibited from listening to phone call as long as he wants and and that also, only some certain calls that are exempted can be listed to by Bolivar.
This means that should Bolivar be caught listening to private conversation he can be sued.
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Answer: a. 8,830 products
Explanation:
Store A sells one third as many as Store C so if Store C sells 105,960 products, Store A would be selling:
= 105,960 / 3
= 35,320 products
Store A sells four times as many products are store B. If Store A sells 35,320 products, Store B would sell:
= 35,320 / 4
= 8,830 products
<span>a. </span>No. Since the good that I am selling
is inelastic considering the elasticity given in and outside Texas, having a
lower price than non-Texan gas stations would have less impact on the quantity
demanded.
<span>b. </span>The profit-maximizing price to
charge a Texan for a car wash would be $12.
<span>c. </span><span>The profit-maximizing price to
charge a Californian for a car wash would be $18. </span>
<span>(See attached for the calculations.)</span>
4) paring 5) fish 6) utility 7) filet 8) chef 9) turning 10) bread
(might be wrong)
Answer: Please refer to Explanation
Explanation:
The entry for the transfer of costs from finished goods to cost of goods sold is shown as follows,
DR Cost of goods sold $375,000
CR Finished goods. $375,000
As finished goods are transfered to the Costs of Goods, the account is CREDITED as an asset being reduced is credited. The Cost of Goods being another asset is increasing, thus it will be DEBITED.
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