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Rzqust [24]
3 years ago
15

Prompt What is market information?

Business
1 answer:
prohojiy [21]3 years ago
5 0
The analysis of past sales and interpretation of cost information are important in evaluating performance and providing useful facts for future planning. All these activities rely on marketing information and a rigorous marketing research process to produce insights managers can trust and act on.
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Answer:

$2,349.5

Explanation:

The total commission on sale of the house is $9,410

Broker who listed collected 30% = 30% * $9,410 = $2,823

Broker whose sales associate completed the transaction gets 45% = 45% * $9,410 = $4,234.5

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The Fram family has liabilities of $167,00 and assets of $433,000. <br> What is their debt ratio?
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Their debt ratio is about 0.039.

Explanation:

Given information:

liabilities = $16700

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We need to find their debt ratio.

\text{Debt ratio} = \dfrac{Liabilities}{Assets}

Substitute the given values in the above formula.

\text{Debt ratio} = \dfrac{16700}{433000}

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BALANCE SHEET

ASSETS

Non_Current Assets                                                         $3,719,500

Property, Plant and Equipment                                        $3,027,800

Buildings                                  1640000

Accumulated depreciation   - 270200

Carrying Value                                       1,369,800

Land                                                         480,000

Equipment                               1470000

Accumulated depreciation    -292000

Carrying value                                         1,178,000

Debt Investment                                                                   $  121,000

Goodwill                                                                                $   125,000

Notes receivable                                                                  $  445,700

Current Assets                                                                       $839,350

Inventory                                                                                $293,800

Prepaid expense                                                                   $87,920

Cash                                                                                       $360,000

Income taxes receivable                                                      $97,630

Total Assets                                                                           $4,558,850

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Common stock                                                                      $200,000

Retained earnings(loss)                                                     - $612,102

Preferred stock(10*150000)                                                $1,500,000

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Accounts payable                                                                $490,000

Payroll taxes payable                                                          $177,591

Rent payable                                                                       $45,000

Discount on bond payable                                                 $15,000

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Explanation:

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The marginal seller is the seller:
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Answer:

b. who supplies the smallest quantity of the good among all sellers, and the marginal buyer is the buyer who demands the smallest quantity of the good among all buyers

Explanation:

  • Marginal sellers and buyers are one who sells at a price that is lower than the other and barley sells in the market. Thus he sells his goods at the economic costs and does not earn a surplus.
  • Thus he has to maintain a margin within the market he can also leave the market if the prices tend to be lower.
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