Well, i think hansberry's word choices in describing the setting tell us that the family is living in harmony and happiness.
We can see it on this line:
<em>the furnishings of </em><em>this room</em><em> were actually selected with care and love and even hope – and brought to this </em><em>apartment </em><span><em>and</em><em> arranged with taste and pride</em></span>
Answer:
a. $1.2800
Explanation:
The AUD/SF cross exchange rate is as computed below:
==> AUD/$ ÷ SF/$
==> $1.60 / $1.25
==> $1.2800
So, the AUD/SF cross exchange rate is $1.2800
<span>My answer is D, none of the above because A: Renting does NOT cost more upfront and would not be a benefit if it were true B: Renting is MORE flexible than owning a house, and it being less flexible would not be beneficial. With renting, you can pack your things and go (possibly lose your deposit) as you wish, in a less tied down fashion and finally, C: Renting having a lease that costs money to break would not be a benefit, in fact, this is the opposite of a benefit. Perhaps if it were free to break the less, then it would be considered a benefit of renting a home.</span>
This effort is known as a strategic alliance.
Both of these companies have a common goal, but cannot reach this goal without the help of the other company. This is why they devised a particular strategy that will enable both of them to achieve profit from their alliance, which is why their decision is a good thing.
