Answer: The correct answer is "b) the total product offering.".
Explanation: All of the components that Darius is evaluating make up the total product offering.
When evaluating the types of beds, dressers and bedside tables taking into account at the same time their reputation, guarantee and experience of each product according to the brand, it is clearly evaluating the total offer of products as a whole.
Answer: B) The supply of goods like clothes will decrease.
Explanation:
All else being equal, the local retail market for clothes will see a reduction in supply for clothes. This is simply as a result of less shops offering clothes than before because some have closed down as they couldn't keep up with online retail stores.
For example, the entire supply of Jeans for the town of Jeanophia were from 5 stores with each selling 5 jeans. 3 stores have closed down due to competition from jeanyjeans.com and now only 2 stores are open which has reduced the supply from 25 jeans to 10 jeans.
Answer:
Journal Entries
Date Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
April 30 Salaries expenses $4,800
($12,000/5) * 2
Salaries payable $4,800
(To record the Accrual of salaries expense)
May 30 Salaries Expenses
($12,000/5)*3 $7,200
Salaries payable $4,800
Cash $12,000
(To record the payment of salaries expenses)
Answer:
a. less ice cream, less coffee
Explanation:
The percentage change in CPI is given by:

The percentage change in the prices of coffee and ice cream, respectively, are:

Both coffee and ice cream had an increase in price above the CPI increase, which means that both goods are being sold above the equilibrium price and thus their demand is likely to fall.
People likely will buy less ice cream, less coffee
Answer:
1) True
2) D. Total fixed costs
Explanation:
1) The manager's evaluation should be based on a flexible budget, so the statement is true.
The standard quantity of direct materials used should be based on actual production for a correct variance analysis.
2
) Total fixed costs remains the same when comparing a flexible budget to a master budget.
Total fixed costs do not change in total within relevant range of production.