Answer:
Gypsy will probably use a pulsing advertising schedule for promoting her gift and jewelry store.
Explanation:
Pulsing is a type of advertising schedule which is a mixer of flighting scheduling ( type of scheduling where advertising is done at irregular periods ) and continuous scheduling ( a type of scheduling where advertising is done all year around ). In this type of scheduling, heavy advertising is done during the peak season ( like in this question Christmas holiday season is for Gypsy ) and low advertising is done through the rest of the year. Gypsy's products are being sold through out the yer but there is large surge in the sale during Christmas holiday season.
Answer:
$471,000.
Explanation:
Using percentage of revenue method calculating amortization rate:
$3,102,000 / ( $3,102,000 + $7,238,000 ) = 30%
The amortization of development cost of Axcel software will be the cost after 30 June 2021 when project reached technological feasibility till product release date which is $1,570,000.
Amortization of software development costs for year 2022 :
$1,570,000 * 30% = $471,000.
The answer of the above question is “product”.
The correct option is (A) central bank prints more money.
Indian nationalised banks include Central Bank of India. One of India's oldest and biggest nationalised commercial banks, it is owned by the Ministry of Finance, the country's government. Its headquarters are in Mumbai, the financial and administrative centre of the Indian state of Maharashtra.
The health of the financial system, as well as economic and monetary policy, are all under the control of central banks. These organisations regulate a nation's money supply and set interest rates. One of the most potent central banks in the world is the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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When governments are borrowers in financial capital markets, which of the following is least likely to be a possible source of the funds from a macroeconomic point of view?
A. central bank prints more money
B. increase in household savings
C. decrease in borrowing by private firms
D. foreign financial investors
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