Answer:
OB. the owner owns only some of the units
Explanation:
A franchise is a business model where a franchisee acquires a license from the franchisor to operate a similar business to the franchisor. The franchisor owns the popular business and authorities the franchisee to establish an independent but outlet. The franchisee acquires rights to the business name, products, services, logo, brand name, and systems from the franchisor.
A franchisee business operates as a branch of the franchisor business. The only difference is that a franchisee is owned and managed by an independent investor. In the chain store, all the branches are owned by the same entity or investor. The franchisor does not own all the outlets that operate with his brand name.
<span>She makes the purchase for $552.86.
After one month, she owes $552.86 + the interest of that month.
One month's interest is 27.3%/12 on the balance, so $552.86 * 0.273/12 = $12.58
At the end of the first month, she owes $552.86 + $12.58 = $565.44.
She pays $195. Now she owes $565.44 - $195 = $370.44
After the second month, she owes $370.44 + interst of that month.
One month's interest is 27.3%/12 on the balance, so $370.44 * 0.273/12 = $8.43
At the end of the second month, she owes $370.44 + $8.43 = $378.87
She pays $195. Now she owes $378.87 - $195 = $183.87
After the third month, she owes $183.87 + interest of that month.
One month's interest is 27.3%/12, so $183.87 * 0.273/12 = $4.18
At the end of the third month, she owes $183.87 + $4.18 = $188.05
She pays $188.05 and pays it off.
The total amount she paid was $195 + $195 + $188.05 = $578.05</span>
Answer:
Visual Uniformity – Having every employee dressed to the standards of the dress code will create visual uniformity which helps customers identify employees and subtly promotes the impression of 'being a team' among the whole workplace.
Explanation:
1) A dress code promotes a more serious school atmosphere which emphasizes academics and promotes good behavior.
2) Dress codes have proven to increase student achievement by encouraging students to concentrate more on their studies and less on their wardrobe. A de-emphasis on clothing can also save money, as there will be less pressure to keep up with expensive trends and fashions.
3) Dress codes in school settings reduce social conflict and peer pressure that may be associated with appearance.
4) Studies indicate that a school dress code can reduces the prevalence of certain behaviors which are often expressed through wardrobe such as violence or promiscuity.
5) As opposed to uniforms, dress codes still allow students to wear what they want which leaves students with a sense of choice and expression.
Answer:
Pretax = 5.61%
After tax = 4.26%
Explanation:
The cost of debt will be the Yield to maturity of the bonds.
91 = present values of the 25 year annuity + present value of the maturity
There is no formula for exact YTM
we can either use excel or calculate by approximation:
In this case we will calcualte the YTM by aprroximation
C= 25 cuopon payment 1,000 x 5% / 2 becayse paymenr are semiannually
F= 1000 the face value is 1,000
P= 910 the present value or market value is 91% of the face value
n= 50 25 year at 2 payment per year
dividend 26.8
divisor 955
YTM 5.6125654%
This will be the pretax cost of debt
then we calculate the after tax cost of debt
pre-tax cost of debt ( 1 - t ) = after-tax
5.61% ( 1 - .24 ) = 4,2636
Answer:
A) 20 billion
Explanation:
Y = AD
= C + I + G
C = A + cY
A - Autonomous Consumption
c - MPC
Y = A + cY + I + G
Y - cY = A + I + G
Y(1 - c) = A + I + G
Y = (A + I + G)*1/(1 - c)
Taking derivative with respect to goverement purchase
dY/dG = 1/(1 - c)
( here d is represting del we are representing partial derivative.)
1/(1 - c) = Multiplier
dY = Multiplier*dG
= 5*15
= 75
75 = horizontal distance between AD1 & AD2
55 = horizontal distance between AD1 & AD3
Extent of crowding out = 75 - 55 = 20
Therefore, the Extent of crowding out is 20 billion.
