The Bay of Pigs Invasion was a foreign policy embarrassment for the Kennedy Administration.
When John Kennedy assumed the presidency after Dwight Eisenhower, he was faced with the pressure to act on Cuban dictator Fidel Castro's growing relationship with the Soviet Union (yet another of US' formidable enemies).
His senior advisers urged him to authorize the attack on Cuba and initiate a movement to overthrow Fidel Castro. This played on Kennedy's foreign principle which is for Democratic countries such the US to show a strong force against dictatorships like Castro's. In April 1961, the invasion at the Bay of Pigs failed extremely. Castro was quick to mobilize his militia to counter Kennedy's botched plan. Aside from this, Kennedy made some worst decisions that nailed the coffin shut. Thus the Kennedy Administration suffered a lot of damage due to this failure.
Answer:
B. are transfers within the same company.
C. have a direct impact on division profits.
Explanation:
Transfer prices can be defined as the amount of money (prices) that is being charged by a division in a business firm for the goods and services provided to another division within the same business firm. Thus, the output of the selling division automatically becomes the input of the buying or receiving division.
The characteristics of transfer prices includes;
I. Are transfers within the same company.
II. Have a direct impact on division profits.
Answer:
$100,000,000
Explanation:
To calculate relevant break even cost point we ignore all the sunk funds and fixed costs that have already been paid.
This includes,
R&D funds of $1 billion
Tools of $0.5 billion
Factory of $1 million
None of these are the relevant or incremental costs and thus to calculate break even for this order, they will be avoided.
The Break even cost = 50,000 * 2000 = $100,000,000
We only account for the cost of producing each additional unit that is the Marginal Cost of $2,000/missile.
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The answer is False because they didn't plan functions as a local law..this is my opinion.