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Coca Cola's SWOT matrix analysis

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Explanation:

A SWOT analysis is a framework that is used to analyze a company's competitive positioning in its business environment. Coca-Cola is carefully reviewing its SWOT analysis and using it to make strategic decisions. ...

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Answer:

The answer is option (C) authority-compliance style.

Explanation:

The authority-compliance style In the context of the Blake/Mouton leadership grid describes when managers or bosses are overly concerned about the effectiveness with which their employees or subordinates get work done without regard for the well being of such employees.

This kind of dictatorial management style is due to the fact that a manager or boss believes that the needs of his/her subordinates or employees are relatively unimportant when compared to achieving success or getting work effectively done.

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Answer: The motorcycle because you can sell it for more cash than the cash prize option. Value = $25000 (the price you can sell it for.)

Explanation:

Based on the scenario in the question, we've been given three options which are a new motorcycle, with an MSRP of $30000, or $20000 in cash.

The manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) is simply the price that the producer of a product recommends ifor the product to be sold in retail stores.

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7. Alice has $15,000 for investment purposes and suppose Alice’s MARR is 18% compounded monthly. Her bank has offered the follow

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a) Annual Worth of net gain is $6793.0184

b) Annual Worth of net gain is $6395.557

c) Annual Worth of net gain is $6922.65

Recommendation: Option C is the best option for Alice

Explanation:

a) Alice will get $200 per month for 5 years which means for 60 months at the rate of 18% compounded monthly.

So FV of that cash flow

= FV(18%/12,60,-200)

= 19242.9303

A lump sum amount of $17000 at the end of 5th year

Total Worth = 19242.9303 + 17000

= $36242.9303

Annual worth = $36242.9303 / 3.1271

= $11589.94

Net Gain = $36242 - $15000

= $21242.9303

Annual Worth of net gain = $21242.9303 / 3.1271

= $6793.0184

b) Racehorse share will be worth $35000 on 5 years.

Annual Worth = $35000 / 3.1271

= $11192.48

Net Gain = $35000 - $15000

= $20000

Annual Worth of net gain = $20000 / 3.1271

= $6395.557

c) Saving account will generate funds after 5 years

= FV(18%/12,60,,-15000)

= $36648.30

Net Gain = $36648.30 - $15000

= $21648.30

Annual Worth = $36348.30 / 3.1271

= $11719.58

Annual Worth of net gain = $21648.30 / 3.1271

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I would rollover.

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While doing a rollover we can make the cash work at 5% and start yielding at 7% in six month. Once the expectation of higher interest rate vanish, I can consider moving to a long Treasury Bill, which most probably will have a lower cost than today.

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