The main motive behind dealer incentives is to give the dealers a low price for stocking the companies products. The company that gives the biggest dealer incentive will attract more dealers to actively sell the product of that company. It can be seen in case of cars, the incentives given by the manufacturers to their dealers for stocking the cars.
<span>A market which is monopolistically competetive has an imperfect competition and characterized with many producers that sell products that are differentiated from one another. Because of this there are not perfect substitutes.</span><span>
So, the reason that the "fast-casual" restaurant market is monopolistically competitive rather than perfectly competitive is because </span>products are differentiated.
Answer:
d) result in overproduction or underproduction of a good.
Explanation:
Market failure occurs when market forces fails to allocate goods and services efficiently.
The government usually intervenes to correct market failure.
Externalities usually lead to market failure.
Positive externality is when the benefits of economic activities to third parties exceeds its cost. Research and development usually yield postive externality.
Goods that yield postive externality are usually underproduced. Government can intervene by giving subsidies and grants which encourages production.
A negative externality is when the cost of economic activities to third parties exceeds the benefit. Pollution is an example of negative externality. Goods that yield negative externality are usually overproduced. Government can intervene by taxing companies producing negative externality. This would increase the cost of production and discourage production.
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Answer:S 610
Explanation:
To get a return of 10% of sales price is to have a profit of S85 which is 10% of S850.
Handling cost per unit S6000/6000 unit=S1
Other handling cost per unit S59
Raw materials per unit=S95
Target conversations and administrative cost is
850-X-60-95=85
850-X-155=85
-X=85+155-850
-X=-610
X=610
Answer:
Passive activity
Explanation:
Passive activities are those kind of activities which involve the business or the trade activities in which the person does not participate materially. And when the person participate materially in the activity, the person is involved in the operations of the company on a continuous, substantial as well as regular basis.
So, in this case, the taxpayer does not participate materially in the activities of the business and the taxpayer is the partial owner, any loss which flows through to the taxpayer will subject to the passive activity rules of loss.
