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3 years ago

Define competitivness

Business

2 answers:

Romashka [77]3 years ago

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What LLAP said was correct and i agree

jeka57 [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

like if you're in a pie challenge

Explanation:

and you eat the pies reaaaaallll fast bc you wanna win. then you're being competitive

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Answer and Explanation:

The computation is shown below:

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Depreciation expense -$4,000

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Amortization expense -$1,000

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Net income $4,000

Add:

Depreciation $4,000

Write-off of intangibles $1,000

Less:

Gain on sale of equipment -$2,000

Cash flow before working capital changes $7,000

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Answer:

Inflation in 2012:

$=\frac{CPI\ 2013 - CPI\ 2012}{CPI\ 2012}$

$=\frac{110 - 100}{100}$

= 10%

Inflation in 2013:

$=\frac{CPI\ 2014 - CPI\ 2013}{CPI\ 2013}$

$=\frac{120 - 110}{110}$

= 9.09%

Inflation in 2014:

$=\frac{CPI\ 2015 - CPI\ 2014}{CPI\ 2014}$

$=\frac{126 - 120}{120}$

= 5%

Real rate of interest = Nominal - inflation

Given that,

Nominal rate = 8%

Therefore,

Real interest rate is as follows:

2012:

= 8% - 10%

= -2%

2013:

= 8% - 9.09%

= -1.09%

2014:

= 8% - 5%

= 3%

$6000 at 8% grows to:

= 1000 × 1.08

= $6,480 in one year

which is invested again to grow to $6,998.4 in two years

which is invested again to grow to $7,558.272 in three years

so,

Total gain:

$=\frac{7,558.272-6,000}{6000}\times100$

= 25.9712%

The price level increases in three years by:

$=\frac{CPI\ 2015 - CPI\ 2012}{CPI\ 2012}\times 100$

$=\frac{126 - 100}{100}\times 100$

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So,

Total real rate of return:

= Total gain - Percentage increase in prices

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Answer:

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The other options are not right because employees won't be giving their opinions thinking on equity and ways to simplify job tasks are not the only suggestions that employees can provide.

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