The answer to this question is what we called the low cost strategy. The low cost strategy is a type of pricing strategy where in the company offers a very low price for its products and services in order to produce more goods and service. The price for this strategy is more cheaper than the competitors.
Over the last several decades, the United States has usually had a trade deficit.
When the U.S. 2008 recession began, the trade deficit increased.
When net exports increase, GDP increases.
Trade deficit is when the import of an economy is greater than the export of the economy. Import are goods that are bought from foreign countries. Export are goods that are sold to foreign countries. As at August 2021, trade deficit in the United States was $73.3 billion. This is higher than the forecasted amount of $70.5 billion.
During the 2008 recession, trade deficit increased by 3% to $920.7 billion. One of the reasons for this was the increase in the price of crude oil which is a major consistent of import of the United States.
GDP calculated using the expenditure approach is : consumption + government spending + business spending + net export.
Net export = export - import.
If net export increases, GDP increases.
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An 'easy money policy is a monetary policy that increases the money supply usually by lowering interest rates. It occurs when a country's central bank decides to allow new cash flows into the banking system.
Cash flow accessible Catering Corp. reported $8 million in free cash flows for 2013 and a $2 million investment in operating capital.
What exactly is free cash flow?
In corporate finance, free cash flow or free cash flow to the firm is the amount by which a company's operating cash flow exceeds its demands for working capital and fixed asset expenditures. The cash generated by a company after deducting cash outflows for operating expenses and capital asset upkeep is referred to as free cash flow (FCF).
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Flow time is the time or process needed by a plant manager who wants to know how long it takes to manufacture a single unit of a product
<h3>What is Flow time?</h3>
Flow time is the amount or quantity of duration or time a flow unit use all through a business process from beginning to end, it is also called the total processing time. If there is more than a path all through the process, the flow time is equal to the length of the longest path.
To calculate the flow time;
Count the number units produced over an extended period of time.
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