Answer:
d) increased competition can harm businesses in developing countries
Explanation:
Globalization has increased interconnection and interdependence among world economies. International trade has increased due to the relaxation of border restrictions. Due to globalization, many countries, including the developing ones, have liberalized their economies.
For a developing economy, international trade can cause unfair competition to their young industries. Countries with developed economies can produced goods and services in large quantities and with more efficiency. When such goods get to the developing countries, they will be of a higher quality and a lower price. Producers in developing countries will not be able to compete with such imports, which impedes their growth.
Answer:
113,000.
Explanation:
Let go through all the items to see whether we need to include them in the initial outlay or not.
(1) $100,000 worth of equipment => Yes
(2) Shipping will cost $5,000 and installation will cost $8,000 => Yes (Add to purchase price of equipment)
(3) Paid a management consultant $4,000 to analyze this project => No =>This is sunk cost (already incurred regardless of accept or reject the prject)
(4) Increase sales by $20,000 per year => No => under operating cashflow.
(5) $3,500 to train the employees to use the new equipment => No => under operating cashflow.
So, total initial outlay = 100,000 + 5,000 + 8,000 = 113,000.
Answer:
$6.30
Explanation:
For computing the unit price, first we have to determine the difference in cost which is shown below:
= $150,000 - $120,000
= $30,000
Now the break even price would be
= Variable cost + cost difference
= $600,000 + $30,000
= $630,000
So, the unit price would be
= Break even price ÷ number of unit produced
= $630,000 ÷ 100,000 units
= $6.30
Answer:
The correct answer is: d. Thank the people who conducted your promotion evaluation for their consideration.
Explanation:
This response is the best option since it indicates to your employers and future prospects that you are a mature and professional individual. Option A is unprofessional, and might lead you to be perceived in a poor light by your colleagues and/ or your boss. Option B is not very productive, and is not as effective as option D. Option C doesn't make much sense since-as implied in the question,- you might or might not even receive a promotion.
