Answer:
an Evi score of 32 or below
Explanation:
in 40-euro cents.
d. The 60% of the rise in the
disposable income goes to
consumption
= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.
d. The 60% of the rise in the
disposable income goes to
consumption
= All of the above
an Evi score of 32 or belowin 40-euro cents.
d. The 60% of the rise in the
disposable income goes to
consumption
= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.
d. The 60% of the rise in the
disposable income goes to
consumption
= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.
d. The 60% of the rise in the
disposable income goes to
consumption
= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.
d. The 60% of the rise in the
disposable income goes to
consumption
= All of the above
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Answer: Daily, because your money will have more money have interest on it. For example if 5$ is compounded annually and you get 1.3% a year, then you will get 5.013$ at the end of the year. But if it is compounded daily, at the end of the year you will have 5.07$ which is a lot more.
Explanation:
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Answer:
e.$8,000 of fixed costs and $108,000 of variable costs.
Explanation:
Fixed costs don't change with a change in production volume, therefore, fixed costs remain $8,000.
The cost per unit to produce 15,000 units is:
Assuming a new production volume of 18,000 units, budgeted variable costs are:
The budgeted amounts are: e.$8,000 of fixed costs and $108,000 of variable costs.
Answer:
Cake demand next year=1,267,498 units
Explanation:
Y=I+G
where;
Y=cake demand next year
I=initial demand
G=growth demand
Meaning;
Cake demand next year=Initial demand+growth demand
where;
Initial demand=1,207,141 units
growth demand=5% of initial demand
growth demand=(5/100)×1,207,141=60,357.05 units
replacing;
Cake demand next year=1,207,141+60,357.05=1,267,498.05
Cake demand next year=1,267,498.05 units rounded off to the nearest unit=1,267,498 units
Answer:
C) allows existing customers to upgrade to a newer model by trading in their older model.
D) though it previously offered free delivery, now charges for deliveries made outside the city.
Explanation:
If ABC company wants to change low profit customers into more profitable customers, they need to:
- encourage low profit clients to buy larger quantities by offering promotions (e.g. get a discount if you buy a bike, helmet and other gear all together)
- forgo certain services or features to low profit customers, e.g. free delivery only for expensive bikes
- increase the price of your product for low profit customers (e.g. charge a delivery cost for cheap bikes)
- offer upgrading options to low profit clients
