Answer:
b. minimum prices are enforced
Explanation:
The manufacturer of certain products deals with their distributors by exploiting the market failures to negotiate ceiling and minimum prices with the threat of not purchase if the agreement is not validated.
This is done to prevent competition between reseller for the price. This makes the reseller profitable and therefore, the manufactured as well.
The answer is D because the monopoly is the hardest to get into.
Answer:
Time-Share Estate
Explanation:
Definition:
A time-share estate is an illustration of a concept also known as fractional ownership. It is a structure that allows individuals to purchase the right of occupancy of a unit of real estate for a specific period.
Of course, a good example of why buyers will choose this type of real estate purchase is to get the use of a unit of housing that is not always in use all year round. For instance, time-sharing is popular with resorts, vacation homes and even with recreational vehicles.
It is important to know also that the time-sharing industry is mostly available within the United States and it is a multi-billion dollar industry, meaning the time-sharing concept is popular in the United States.
Different Types
Fixed Weeks or Floating Weeks Option - as the names suggest, owners are either allowed to pre-determine the specific period of the year and the number of weeks to make use of the estate or choose the floating weeks which leaves the occupant the choice to choose weeks within a given period say January-March, September-November etc.
Answer: $294,000
Explanation:
Gift of $71,000 is <u>time restricted</u> as it cannot be spent for 4 years.
Gift of $91,000 is <u>purpose restricted</u> as it must be used for the purpose of salaries.
Gift of $121,000 is <u>permanently restricted</u> as it must be held forever.
Income earned from the above gift of $11,000 is <u>purpose restricted</u> for needy families.
The gifts with donor restrictions total:
= 71,000 + 91,000 + 121,000 + 11,000
= $294,000
Answer:
(1) establish the fund on January 1,
- Dr Petty cash fund 200
- Cr Cash 200
(2) reimburse it on January 8
- Dr Postage expenses 39
- Dr Transportation expenses 12
- Dr Delivery expenses 14
- Dr Miscellaneous expenses 28
- Cr Cash 93
(3) both reimburse the fund and increase it to $350 on January 8, assuming no entry in part 2.
- Dr Petty cash fund 150
- Dr Postage expenses 39
- Dr Transportation expenses 12
- Dr Delivery expenses 14
- Dr Miscellaneous expenses 28
- Cr Cash 243
The only difference between part 2 and 3 is that the Petty cash fund is increased by $150, and cash decreases by $243 instead of $93.
