Answer:
United States can set up plants in China to avoid high tariffs
Long term unemployment is defined as being unemployed for 27 weeks or more. In this example there are a total of 60 people, 52 people who would be categorized as short term unemployment and 8 people who would be categorized as long term unemployment.
In order to calculate the percentage of unemployment in each category you will need to divide the number in each category by the total number.
Short term = 52/60 = 86.7%
Long term - 6/60 = 13.3%
Answer: tactical market research
Explanation:
The type of market research that will be used is the tactical market research. A tactical market research is typically done when there is a particular acquisition or need. It is designed in such a way that the specific questions can be answered.
Since the contracting officer notifies of an acquisition for a specific requirement and asks you to assist with market research to identify potential small businesses who could perform the work, the tactical market research should be used.
Answer:
option A
Explanation: A firm cannot avoid paying taxes on previous profits as these profits were earned before the shutting down period and generally the taxes on profits for current period are paid at a later period. Thus option B is incorrect.
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Revenue is the total income that a business gets from its normal operations and variable cost is the cost that changes with the level of output. Thus, there will be no revenue and also variable cost. Hence option C is incorrect.
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Sunk cost are the costs that cannot be recovered and are already been incurred.So a company can avoid its variable cost by shutting down but not its sunk cost. Hence option D is incorrect.
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Fixed costs are the costs that are independent of the level of output. Therefore, a company after shutting down will not receive revenue but will have to bear fixed cost. Hence option A is correct.
the answer i prefer is either A OR E ...cause without identifying the costs of a business u can't really run a bs successfully
