Answer:
She is a middle manager
Explanation:
As for the details provided,
Yojayna has a senior manager, to whom she meets once in every week to discuss the plan, and the achievements so far.
Thus, she is not the top most manager.
Further, she coordinates with supervisors who regulate the operations of employees on daily basis.
Thus, she is a manager to them.
Therefore, she is a middle level manager. Who works according to senior management, and then regulates the work of supervisors also.
Answer:
c. All are correct.
Explanation:
Variable costs depend on the number of units produced, if production drops to zero, all associated variable costs also drop to zero; options b and d are correct.
Fixed cost remain the same with changes in the production volume. Therefore, even if Bev's Bags produced no bags, fixed cost of thread would stay the same; option a is correct.
Therefore, all are correct.
I think it’s around 18 million or more people that make more than 1 million or 1 million yearly
Answer: $12
Explanation:
In selling the obsolete goods, the company will incur Variable Marketing costs and the alternative will be to throw the goods away.
The relevant costs they will incur are therefore the Variable Marketing costs alone.
The lowest amount that a company should accept for a good is the price that equals it's cost so that they may at least Break-Even.
Seeing as the Variable Marketing Costs are the only relevant cost then the lowest they should accept is the Variable Marketing Costs of $12.
Answer:
B. the passage of time.
Explanation:
Price elasticity of supply measures how sensitive quantity supplied are to changes in price.
Price elasticity of supply is determined by the passage of time.
Typically, in the short run, the elasticity of supply is usually inelastic. Prices do not usually impact quantity supplied because in the short run, some of the factors of production are fixed. But in the long run, the price elasticity of supply are more elastic.
The other factors listed above in the options affect the price elasticity of demand.
