Answer:C
Explanation:
The elasticity of demand varies among most demand curves due to price change
This is an example of a moral hazard, which is when someone is more likely to engage in dangerous behavior when they perceive that they are protected from the consequences.
Answer:
The correct answer is Consumer-generated marketing.
Explanation:
Currently, people spend more time creating content, consuming and informing themselves than seeing the information generated by the brands themselves, even this is the content that has more value and influence for many consumers.
The User Generated Content will continue to be an important component in the marketing strategy, brands are looking for effective and convincing ways to engage and get closer to consumers.
Answer:
b. both the beekeeper and the orchard owner
Explanation:
Options <em>"a. only the owner of the orchard b. both the beekeeper and the orchard owner c. the beekeeper, but it creates a negative externality because the bees are a hazard to the orchard. d.only the beekeeper"</em>
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Externality is when the cost or benefit of any activity falls upon the bystander and it can either be positive or negative. The Positive externality is when the benefits is enjoyed by the third party or the bystander. The Negative externality is when the costs fall upon the bystander.
Honey bees are very good pollinating agents, the rearing of honey bee not only benefits the beekeeper by producing honey but also the plants by helping them pollinate and increase the flora of the area, that is, it is also helping the orchard owner by increasing his tree count and hence fruit yield.
Answer:
1.
February 1 Cash $330000 Dr
Notes Payable $330000 Cr
2.
July 31 Interest expense $16500 Dr
Interest payable $16500 Cr
Aug 1 Notes Payable $330000 Dr
Interest Payable $16500 Dr
Cash $346500 Cr
Explanation:
1.
The issuance of note payable against cash will require the cash account to be debited and notes payable, which is a liability, to be credited.
2.
The interest on note payable for 6 months will become due and will be recorded on 31 July. The interest expense and interest payable accounts will be used.
The interest for 6 months is = 330000 * 0.1 * 6/12 = $16500
On 1 August, when the note and interest payable is paid, the cash will be credited by the sum of notes payable and interest payable accounts.
