Answer: a) The court found that the advertisements were not inherently misleading. However, it did find that regulating the advertisement in question was more extensive than necessary to protect the public interest.
Explanation: An advertisement is a notice or action promoting a product or service and soliciting patronage.
When there is no regulation of an advert, abuse is expected. Protecting the public interest is important as advertisement may be misleading if there are no extensive rules.
In a situation whereby the mechanics advertisement was found not to be inherently misleading, a different verdict may have been given.
Answer: over-borrowing.
Explanation:
credit cards function like this: you can "buy" a lot of things with it, including very very expensive things. this is because instead of really buying that product, you borrow money from the bank to buy it. you then have to pay it off in slower amounts of money over time until youve paid off the original cost of the product and more because the bank will most likely charge interest.
sounds great, right?
it is, until you cant afford to pay those smaller amounts of money. then, it starts to build up and if you still cant afford to pay the bank, they will begin to liquidize your physical assets (they take your stuff as payment, really anything, even your house can be taken.)
No. You don't have to go to college but it will help you if you had gone to college and took up business courses.
Running you own business requires you to know your own product, target market. You should also know the ways to exploit strengths and minimize weaknesses in running your business.
Keeping a good working relation with your employees and client base will help you boost your company's reputation and will ultimately generate more sales from work of mouth advertising.
Going to college before running a business does not guarantee you having a successful business. This is because some lessons learned in running a successful business is not found in the classroom. It must be experienced and overcome first-hand.
Answer: (B)
Explanation: so you can save your money that is the wi way
Answer:
Labour rate variance
= (Standard rate - Actual rate) x Actual hours worked
= ($19 - $18) x 3,000 hours
= $3,000(U)
Actual rate = <u>Actual direct labour cost</u>
Actual direct labour hours worked
Actual rate = <u>$54,000</u>
3,000 hours
Actual rate = $18 per direct labour hour
Explanation:
Labour rate variance is the difference between standard rate and actual rate multiplied by actual direct labour hours worked. Actual direct labour hours worked is calculated as actual direct labour cost divided by actual direct labour hours worked.
