Answer:
Shopping product
Explanation:
Shopping products refer to those products which require considerable time, efforts in research, discussions and opinions and which are not purchased frequently.
Such products are purchased after careful evaluation of all the alternatives available to an individual and after comparison of prices and offers.
Consumers in such cases take considerable time in arriving at the buying decision, whether to buy or not, or to delay such purchases. Such purchases require research and significant efforts on part of the consumer.
Answer:
0.2840 or 28.40%
Explanation:
The formula for EAR= (1 + i/n)^n - 1
Where i= stated interest rate
n= number of compounding periods
In this case since the interest he paid is 1 cent, to convert it into percentage, we divide it by the dollar and multiply by 100
Note: 100 cent = 1 dollar
Therefore 4 dollars= 400 cents
To get the Interest rates= 1/400 x 100
= 0.25
n= 365 since we are computing daily
(1 + 0.25/365)^365 - 1
(1 + 0.000685)^365 - 1
(1.000685)^365 - 1
1.2840 - 1
0.2840 or 28.40%.
Answer:
$1,500
Explanation:
For the computation of effect of the transaction first we need to find out the book value sold for which is shown below:-
Book Value sold for = Original cost of the furniture - Accumulated depreciation
= $18,000 - $10,000
= $8,000
Gain = $9,500 - $8,000
= $1,500
Therefore for computing the effect of the transaction we simply applied the above formula and as we can see that there is gain of $1,500
Answer:
Please see below
Explanation:
a.
Dr Petty cash. $235
Cr Cash $235
b.
Dr Office supplies. $74.5
Dr Miscellaneous Administrator expenses $92.75
Dr Miscellaneous selling expenses $18.60
Dr Cash short and over $6.35
Cr. Cash $192.20
C.
Dr Petty cash $65
Cr. Cash $65
Answer:
A) Lowe’s has engaged in bait and switch.
Explanation:
Bait and switch retail sales practices are considered fraud and the store can be sued for it. When a store advertises a product with a very tempting low price in order for customers to go ask for them, but doesn't even have them in stock is considered false advertisement. Everyone loves a good offer but it is illegal to attract customers using a false promotion and then switching that product for a more expensive one.
If Lowe had some of the grills in stock and still tried to convince its customers to buy a more expensive one, then that is not illegal. But the question states that Lowe didn't have any cheap grill in stock.