Answer: C. an implied contract.
Explanation:
An Implied Contract is one that arises as a result of the way one or both of the parties involved in the contract acts towards the other.
Unlike an Express Contract, it need not be written down but it does have the same legal weight and strength of a written contract.
The basic principle of this contract is that people should always be treated fairly in business transactions so the need to always pen it down is not necessary.
By walking in and leaving his clothes at the laundry, Bill got into an Implied Contract as it would be unfair for Tom to just clean his clothes with no payment.
Answer:
A certain production possibilities frontier shows production possibilities for two goods, jewelry and clothing. The following concepts can not be illustrated by this concept:
- the flow of dollars between sellers of jewelry and clothing and buyers of jewelry and clothing.
Explanation:
- A Production Possibilities Frontier also known as the Production Possibility Curve or Transformation Curve. This curve illustrates a country or a business is utilizing its resources effectively by showing the point at which that country or business is producing its products efficiently.
- This curve is unable to tell you the flow of dollars between the seller and buyers of goods of a business or a country.
- It only tells us about the production of goods not the flow of cash.
Answer:
$986.39
Explanation:
Given :
Value of items in inventory :
(7 * $52) + (19 * $53) + (25 * $28) + (18 * $65) = $3241
Number of items in inventory :
(7 + 19 + 25 + 18) = 69 units
Weighted average inventory cost :
$3241 / 69 = $46.971014
Number of commodity in hand at year end = 21 units
Amount of inventory at year end using average costing method :
Number of commodity * Average inventory cost
(21 * $46.971014) = $986.39
The amount of inventory at the end of the year according to the average costing method is $986.39
Investing in stocks, maintaining prices and avoiding inflammation.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
The first step is to compute the base fine by determining what level of offense has occurred. After a base fine, the judge computes a culpability score, which is a way of assigning blame to the company. (This is important because the total fine is computed by multiplying the base fine by the culpability score).
The essence of the guidelines is not just to punish companies after their employees break the law, but rather to encourage companies to take proactive measures that will prevent white-collar crime before it happens.
