Decide your job choice.
Find a business that has openings for the jobs.
You can to their online page for information about the job.
Then, you can have a job interview online or face to face.
Answer: delayed reaction.
Explanation:
The scenario depicted in the question is an example of a delayed reaction. Before the announcement was made that a new chip design had been developed, Acme common stock closed at $20 but since the announcement was made, there has been an increase in the closing price of the stock .
This shows that the information flow had an effect on the price of the stock and this led to the delay in market reaction. Therefore, this is referred to as a delayed reaction.
Answer:
$20,000
Explanation:
Break-even sales is the point of sales at which the business incur no profit no loss. At this level of sale the business covers all of the variable and fixed cost associated with the product. Break-even is expressed in sales volume and sales value terms.
Current Selling Price = $70
As we know
Sales price = Variable cost + Contribution margin
Sales price = Variable cost ratio + Contribution margin ratio
100% = 40% + Contribution
Contribution = 100% - 40% = 60%
Fixed Cost = $12,000 Per month
Break-even sales = Fixed Cost / Contribution margin ratio
Break-even sales = $12,000 / 60% = $20,000
Answer:
$1,280
Explanation:
Given that,
Rent expense = $1,500
Car payment = $400
Cellphone expense = $120
Utilities = $450
Groceries expenses = $250
Entertainment expenses = $200
Jeff receives a paycheck of $2,100 twice per month, the amount received in a month is calculated as follows:
= $2,100 × 2
= $4,200
The amount left after deducting all of the expenses:
= Amount received - Rent expense - Car payment - Cellphone expense - Utilities - Groceries expenses - Entertainment expenses
= $4,200 - $1,500 - $400 - $120 - $450 - $250 - $200
= $1,280
Therefore, he have left over $1,280 for the month.
Answer: value proposition
Explanation:
In simple terms, a value proposition makes a case for why a customer should pick one product over another, citing the unique value the product provides over its contenders.
The Business Model Canvas value proposition provides a unique combination of products and services which provide value to the customer by resulting in the solution of a problem the customer is facing or providing value to the customer. This is the point of intersection between the product you make and the reason behind the customer’s impulse to buy it. A product can have a single value proposition or multiple value propositions.
Most start-ups fail to define their value proposition before they launch their products. This is because entrepreneurs tend to give too much credence to the ‘idea’ they have and run with it as opposed to exploring how this idea would actually perform in the market.
