A) Opportunity cost
because an opportunity cost is for example you have to pick from a xbox one or a ps4. You saw that the ps4 was more scarce for you but you had to give up the xbox one to obtain the ps4. Nothing is free in life!!! You sacrificed the xbox one for the ps4
The answer is A "Colonial merchants once nailed advertisements on posts in front of their stores." please marl me as brainliest
<span>Question number q 5.8: a company has a policy to sell goods on account with terms of 2/10, n/30. if a customer purchased $100 of merchandise from this company for cash instead of on account, the customer would pay</span>
Answer:
If Impala decides to buy from the external source , it would then save the fixed of $1,750
Decision: Impala should be buy from the external source
Explanation:
<em>To determine the appropriate course of action, we shall determine whether there would be a net savings in cash flow as a result of purchasing externally or not.</em>
The relevant cash flows figures include:
- Internal variable cost of production
- External purchase price
- Savings in internal; fixed cost as result of buying outside
Variable cost of internal production = 42,000 + 8,750 + 15,750 = 66,500
Increase in variable cost if purchased externally = 66500 - 66500 = 0
If Impala decides to buy from the external source , it would then save the fixed of $1,750
Decision: Impala should be buy from the external source
Answer:
$2.8 divdends per share
Explanation:
$56 market price
Rate of return 10%
The gain for an investment in stocks is:
In this case we are told that this is distribute evenly, this means:
dividends paid = market price gain
So dividends yield 5% and market price yields another 5% to achieve the 10%
So currently $56 market price x 0.05% = $2.8 divdends per share
