Answer: 1. W: Is it worth doing?,2. R: Is it real, 3. R: Is it real, 4. W: Can we win?,5.W: Can we win?-
Explanation:The R-W-W Framework is used to screen new products. R-W-W stands for:
Is it Real?
Can we Win?
Is it Worth doing? By matching each description to nthe correct R-W-W category, i have that
1) The new product would cost $12.50 to manufacture, and similar products sell for $9.00----- W: Is it worth doing?
2)Research shows that 85% of high school students enjoyed playing the new game.-----R: Is it real
3)The results of the last market survey showed only 35% of consumers were interested in the new product-----.
R: Is it real?
4)A smaller ergonomic mouse was used by 57% of data entry clerks who participated in the survey.
----W: Can we win?-
5)To manufacture the new product, the company may need to hire 10 more assemblers.-----W: Can we win?
This is a quote taken from To Kill a Mocking Bird. Dolphus wanted Scout to understand the situation by looking stepping back and be able to see a better picture of the town. Scout was still young and immature to know about the situation.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Data given in the question
Sale value of the property = $5,000,000
Cost basis of property = $2,750,000
And, the taxable income is $12,150,000
So, based on the above information, the capital gain on the property is
= (Sale value of the property - Cost basis of property) × capital gain tax rate
= ($5,000,000 - $2,750,000) × 15%
= $337,500
We assume the capital gain tax rate is 15%
Hence, the given statement is true
If at a given time of the day, the state road 408 is higly congested, then it could be considered to possess the properties of a COMMON PROPERTY GOOD.
There are four types of economic goods, these are: public goods, private goods, common property goods and club good.
Common properties goods are those goods which are characterised by rival consumption and non exclusion of non payers. Rival consumption implies that consumption by a user imposes limitations on what others can consume, but a user can not stop another user from enjoying the good. Common property goods are equally owned by everyone and are not controlled by anyone in particular, thus these goods usually need government intervention.
