The Union blockade caused a significant

Clyde contracts with Deephole Excavation, Inc., to dig an agricultural pond on his farm. Deephole is to keep the excavated grave

Inessa05 [86]

Answer:

Answer is option b i.e. Discharged.

Explanation:

Discharge of a contract takes place either on completion of a contract or when a contract is terminated due to various reasons like; discharge by mutual agreement, discharge by the impossibility of performance, discharge of contract due to lapse of time, discharge by operation of law, and discharge by breach of contract. Here, in the given case, the contract between Clyde and Deephole Excavation Inc. is discharged by the operation of law as the court has ordered to halt the digging further.

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3 years ago

The ACME company manufactured x brooms per month from January to April, inclusive. On the first of each month, during the follow

Papessa [141]

Solution:

Pick some smart number for x,

let x=2 (I chose x=2 as in this case monthly shipments would be X/2=1).

From January to April, inclusive 4x=8 brooms were produced and

in May the company paid for storage of 8-1 =7 brooms,

in next month for storage of 6 and so on.

So the total storage cost would be:

= 1 ∗ (7+6+5+4+3+2+1+0)

= 28

--> as x=2 , then 28 = 14x

So the answer is 14x

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3 years ago

What increases the competitive pressures associated with the threat of entry?

Archy [21]

Answer: E. When newcomers can expect to earn attractive profits

Explanation:

The Threat of Entry refers to the threat that companies that are already in the market face from companies that are looking to enter the market.

If the market is so profitable that newcomers can expect to make attractive profits, a lot of companies will come into the market to make said profits which will increase the competition in the market.

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4 years ago

One problem in the interstate trucking industry is the number of trucks that return empty after making a delivery. There is a we

balu736 [363]

Answer:

Yield management pricing

Explanation:

Yield management pricing is the charging of different prices for a given set of capacity at a specific time in order to maximize revenue. This is based on the demand and supply in the market and is very common in industries such as airlines, hotels and resorts. When there is very high demand for airline seats, prices for them are high. However, if some of those passengers decided to refund their tickets, close to departure and the flight would be taking off soon, instead of flying with empty seats and no revenue from them, the airline would decide to sell these same seats at a cheaper rate in order to gain some revenue. This is a form of revenue maximization.

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3 years ago

A coupon bond paying semiannual interest is reported as having an ask price of 117% of its $1,000 par value. If the last interes

Vinil7 [7]

Answer:

$1,195

Explanation:

Calculation the invoice price of the bond

Using this formula

Invoice price of the bond =Clean price + Accrued interest

First step is to find the clean price using this formula

Clean price=Bond amount par value×Ask price percentage

Let plug in the formula

Clean price =$1,000×117/100

Clean price=$1,170

Second step is to calculate for the accrued interest.

Since Semiannually means 6 month, and we were told that the last interest payment was made a month ago which mean we have 5 months left. Now let find the accrued interest using this formula

Accrued interest = Number of days in month ×(5months/6months)

Let plug in the formula

Accrued interest=30× (5months/6months)

Accrued interest =30×0.83333

Accrued interest =$25

The last step is to calculate for invoice price of the bond using this formula

Invoice price of the bond =Clean price + Accrued interest

Let plug in the formula

Invoice price of the bond=$1,170+$25

Invoice price of the bond=$1,195

Therefore the Invoice price of the bond will be $1,195

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4 years ago