<span>Differential pricing.
Also known as discriminatory pricing or multiple pricing, it is a method of charging distinct prices for different customer segments for the same product and for the same quantity. Companies make use of differential pricing methods in order to increase profitability of an organisation.</span>
Answer:
Jan. 2
Investment in Associate $526,000 (debit)
Cash $526,000 (credit)
Sept. 1
Cash $138,000 (debit)
Dividend Received $138,000 (credit)
June 1
Cash $349,600 (debit)
Dividend Received $349,600 (credit)
Dec. 31
Cash $96,500 (debit)
Investment in Associate $96,500 (credit)
Explanation:
When Kodax Company purchased 92,000 shares of Grecco Co she had significant influence (more than 20% of shareholding in Grecco Co). We call this an <em>Investment in an Associate</em>.
The Investment in Associate is a <em>Financial Asset </em>to the Holder (Kodax Company) and an <em>Equity Element</em> to the Investee (Grecco Co) and should be recorded appropriately as above.
Answer:
$485
Explanation:
Annual budget = $485,000
Monthly budget= $485,000/12
=$40,416.7
Abe responsibility=1.2%
40,416= 100%
1.2%=?
=40,416/100 x1.2
=404.16x1.2
=484.99
$485
With the definition it could be said, that the law of demand states that, when there is higher corn prices, with all the factor out of the equation, ideally, the demand for corn will decrease. This is because of the idea that alternative goods will replace the higher priced corn. This is called the opportunity cost, the benefit one could get for a certain price, for a certain product.
