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3 years ago

Which of the following is not an advantage of hosting an open house?

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kolezko [41]3 years ago

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Answer: D. Allows viewing access to strangers.

Explanation:

Open houses are done to advertise houses and involve allowing just about anybody to see a house on sale. This provides an excellent opportunity for buyers to meet sellers. It has advantages such as generating leads for new listings as well as identifying buyers for other properties.

A very important disadvantage however, is that it allows access of the house to strangers. These strangers might not be interested at that moment but instead have ulterior motives for wanting the house.

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Silver Company makes a product that is very popular as a Mother’s Day gift. Thus, peak sales occur in May of each year, as shown

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Answer:

$1,259,500

Explanation:

Expected cash Collections :

April

= (April sales × 25%) + (March sales × 60%) + (February sales × 15%)

= (390,000 × 25%) + ($350,000 × 60%) + ($320,000 × 15%)

= $97,500 + $210,000 + $48,000

= $355,500

May

= (May sales × 25%) + (April sales × 60%) + (March sales × 15%)

= ($590,000 × 25%) + (390,000 × 60% ) + ($350,000 × 15%)

= $434,000

June

= (June sales × 25%) + (May sales × 60%) + (April sales × 15%)

= ($230,000 × 25%) + ($590,000 × 60%) + (390,000 × 15%)

= $470,000

Total sales collection for second quarter:

= $355,500 + $434,000 + $470,000

= $1,259,500

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3 years ago

Southwest Airlines (SWA) has enjoyed a sustained competitive advantage, allowing it to outperform its competitors over several d

larisa [96]

Answer:

resource immobility

Explanation:

"Resource Immobility" refers to the ability of a company to enjoy a comparative advantage of its resources because other companies cannot easily copy their strategies and resources.

So, in the situation above, the Southwest Airlines' (SWA) offerings (strategy) are imperfectly imitable by Continental and Delta. This makes the offerings by SWA valuable to the company. This has given the company a sustained competitive advantage over several decades since the other companies have a hard time copying it.

In this kind of scenario, the strategies and resources that are hard to imitate are often rare and costs a lot to organize.

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If a perfectly competitive firm and a perfectly price-discriminating monopolist face the same demand and cost curves, then a. th

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Answer: the correct answer is a. the competitive firm will attain resource-allocative efficiency, but the monopolist will not

Explanation: the monopoly will not attain allocative efficiency because in theory a monopoly won't lose a single customer even if it raises prices since it is the only company in the market selling that product.

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In a sample of Starbucks customers it was found that the number of individual items bought per month at starbucks was 22 with a

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Answer:yes

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The price of a stock is $55 at the beginning of the year and $50 at the end of the year. if the stock paid a $3 dividend and inf

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the real holding-period return for the year is -6.44
HPR = (50-55+3)/55 => -3.64%
- must account for π of 3%
Fisher equation: (1-.0364) = (1+r)(1+.03)
r = -6.44%

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