Its probably C. The other answers are highly unlikely.
Answer:
Paula should purchase car B.
Explanation:
If Paula purchases car A, then her total payments will be $22,000 ($458.33 per month).
If instead she purchases car B, she will need to finance $20,200 for 3 years and her monthly payments will be $447.11. Total payments = $447.11 x 48 = $21,461.28.
this is an ordinary annuity and in order to calculate the monthly payment you must:
monthly payment = principal / annuity factor (PV, 0.25%, 48 periods) = $20,200 / 45.17869 = $447.1134511 = $447.11.
Answer:
Menu engineering
Explanation:
The interdisciplinary study of profitability and popularity of the strategic layout of menu items is referred to as menu engineering. It also deals with menu pricing, design, and content. A grid is also used to evaluate decisions regarding current and future menu content. It is also a management application.
Answer:
Explanation:
Professors Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson of the MIT Sloan School of Management performed a study that proved that corporations that used data driven decision management had a higher productivity (+4%) and higher profits (+6%). This study was made by the two professors and the MIT Center for Digital Business.
They were very clear in specifying that the success of data driven management is based upon the quality of the data gathered and the effectiveness of its interpretation. Not all data gathered is useful for every corporation, so it must be properly analyzed and interpreted.
Answer:
c. When ordering or setup costs increase, Economic Order Quantity increases
Explanation:
In inventory there are two types of review systems used to replenish stock, the periodic inventory and continuous inventory.
Continuous inventory involves ordering the same quantity of a good in each order. However the rate at which goods are replenished varies based on monitoring of level of goods. Orders are made when inventory gets to a certain level.
In this instance when there is an increase in ordering or setup there needs to be allocation of a higher amount for orders. The additional cost is added to the economic order quantity
