That statement is false.
WHAT ARE "OPERATING ASSETS"?
Operating assets are assets acquired for use of the ongoing operations of a business.
OPERATING ASSETS INCLUDE:
Inventory, accounts receivable, & fixed assets.
WHY IS IT FALSE?
This statement would've been correct up until this point: "but not any depreciable fixed assets."
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Capital budgeting refers to the process in which an analyst tries to evaluate whether a long term investment will be profitable for the organisation or not.
In the capital budgeting process, only the quantitative aspects of a project will be taken into consideration and qualitative aspects such as quality and work space safety are not considered.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the right option is B.
The answer is "<span>economic risks".
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</span><span>Economic risk</span><span> is the possibility
that macroeconomic conditions like trade rates, government direction, or
political security will influence a venture, typically one in a remote nation.
Beside the business hazard related with making the plant profitable, the
semi-conductor company is open to economic risk.</span></span>
Answer:
The correct answer is option II and III only.
Explanation:
Monopolistic competition is a market structure where there is a large number of buyers and sellers. The sellers in this market sell differentiated products which are close substitutes.
There is a very low restriction on the entry of new firms in the market. Because of differentiated products each firm has some degree of market power. The firms face a downward-sloping demand curve. This means that the firms decide the price level.
Though the firms enjoy zero economic profits in the long run.
Answer:
y=.65x
Explanation:
this is for if its a x/y statement in which the value of y is 65% of the amount he earns in total which is the amount he saves total so that would be .65 of x
