Answer: bureaucratic
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Kimberli manages employees at Mountaintop Ski Resorts and that she has noticed that one of her employees submits via the computer system the same suggestions for continuous improvement multiple times, knowing that performance is evaluated on the number of suggestions only.
This is typically an issue that a bureaucratic setting faces due to its many layers and complexity.
Answer:
Option (d) is correct.
Explanation:
Economies of scale occurs when the average total cost decreases as the output increases.
Dis-economies of scale occurs when the average total cost increases as the output increases.
In the long-run,
When output is 2,400 candy bars, the total cost is $1,200
Average total cost = Total cost ÷ Output
= $1,200 ÷ 2,400
= $0.5
When output is 2,900 candy bars, the total cost is $1,400
Average total cost = Total cost ÷ Output
= $1,400 ÷ 2,900
= $0.48
In the given case, average total cost is falling as output rises.
So, the candy bar company exhibits economies of scale because average total cost is falling as output rises.
Answer:
Idea development
Explanation:
At the idea development stage, the company just decides to appraise and investigate whether the innovative idea is feasible and that will it generate value for the company in the long term. Furthermore, the idea is just a theoretical information that just sounds good for the business future and there is further investigation pending to appraise it.
Answer:
Kyle Parker of Concord, New Hampshire, has been shopping for a new car for several weeks and gone for the dealer loan
Adjusted APR (dealer financing) = 12 [(95 x 60) + 9] (2500 + 649) / 12 x 60 (60 + 1) [(4 x 37000) + (2500 + 649)]
Adjusted APR (dealer financing) = 3.25%
Where:
Y = 12
F = 2500 rebate + 649 monthly payment
D = 38000 -1000=37000
P = 60
Since APR (dealer financing) < APR (bank loan), dealer financing is a better option.
