Answer:
A. The crossover point in units is 9000 units
B. Alternate B or Proposal B should be chosen
Explanation:
a.
Let x be the number of units.
The profit equation for option 1 can be written as (20-11)x - 62000
The profit equation for option 2 can be written as (20-14)x - 35000
The crossover point is where both optons yield equal profit thus equation 1 = equation 2.
(20-11)x - 62000 = (20-14)x - 35000
9x - 62000 = 6x - 35000
9x - 6x = 62000 - 35000
3x = 27000
x = 27000 / 3
x = 9000 units
b.
At 8300units,
Profit from proposal A is = 9(8300) - 62000 = 12700
Profit from proposal B is = 6(8300) - 35000 = 14800
Thus option B is more profitable at this unit.
Answer:
Real GDP per capita is a measurement of the total economic output of a country divided by the number of people and adjusted for inflation.
Explanation:
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Answer: with reserve
Explanation: If nothing is stated to the contrary in terms of an auction,an auction is presumed to be ________.
A)non-binding
B)a quasi-contract
C)without reserve
D)with reserve
E)an implied-in-law contract
An auction is presumed to be with reserve if nothing is stated to the contrary (in terms of an auction). What this means is that the seller is merely expressing or showing his intent to receive offers. In contrast, however, if an auction is without reserve, the lowest bid must be accepted by the auctioneer but if it is with reserve, the auctioneer may refuse to sell the item if he is not satisfied with the size of the highest bid.
Answer:
11%
Explanation:
MV=D1/(Ke-g)
Where MV=$60
D1=$3
Ke=?
g=r*b
r=10%
b=60% as 40% profits are paid out therefore retained profits=1-.4=.6
Now g=r*b=10%*60%=6%
MV=D1/(ke-g)
60=3/(ke-.06)
60ke-3.6=3
Ke=(3+3.6)/60
Ke=11%
Answer:
measures the rate of return on the book value of shareholders' total investment in the company.
Explanation:
Return on equity is referred to by the acronym ROI measures the rate of return on the book value of shareholders' total investment in the company.
The formula for calculating Return on Investment is Net Profit as a percentage of Total Investment.
Total investment here refers to net worth, which is total assets minus total liabilities; which gives the same value as equity.
That explains why the measure is referred to as Return on equity.
