Answer:
$4,000
Explanation:
Implicit cost is the cost which is an income foregone internally, that is not the exact opportunity cost, here opportunity cost is salary foregone, that is $60,000.
But implicit cost would be $4,000 if the financial assets are now used in business, and are not left as they are.
Implicit cost is internally generated opportunity cost.
Since here he outlays, $8,000 let us say these were used earlier as financial assets to generate revenue, now $4,000 would be considered as implicit cost, that is earlier generated revenue from internal funds.
Final Answer
$4,000
Answer:
D) substantial, but not complete, performance
Explanation:
Even though Moses breached his contract with Noelle, most part of the contract was performed. The most significant part of the contract was the apartment itself, not the air conditioning system. For a material breach to exist Moses should have failed to perform in a greater way, not just the air conditioning. Probably Noelle should get a discount on the price of the apartment so that she can get the air conditioning system installed.
The fact that Noelle stopped paying for the apartment just because of this is a little overreacting. For example, if I buy a used car and the previous owner forgets to give me the spare tire, I cannot stop paying because it may be worth money but proportionally it's a small amount.
None of those presentation methods solve problems
Given that <span>Java Jane's first coffeehouse was very successful due to the unique flavors,
on-site baked goods, and inviting ambiance. the owner, jane phillips,
decided to franchise her operation when she was approached by several
interested investors.
The type of marketing system Java Jane's has
most likely adopted is </span><span>a contractual marketing system.</span>
Answer: target
Explanation:
A target market are the group of customers which a business or a company directs the resources and its marketing efforts towards.
From the question above, since Millennials who patronize restaurants and other out-of-home food purveyors have become increasingly health- and nutrition-conscious, the strategy used by many fast food companies to improve the nutritional profile of their menus by adding items such as salads, fresh fruit, and plant-based meat substitutes is intended primarily to target millennial customers.
The fast food companies are aware that by adding items such as salads, fresh fruit, and plant-based meat substitutes, this may convince Millennial customers to try them out.
Therefore, the answer is option d"targets".
