Answer:
B
Explanation:
I would assume the correct answer would be B. This is because when you go to a store you typically assume the higher cost item is of higher quality then the lower cost item. For example: One may buy a yeti cooler over an igloo cooler because the very high price tag makes them feel as if the cooler is just that much better then the competitor. If correct please mark brainliest.
Answer:
Current ratio is 2.5:1
Quick ratio 1.9:1
Explanation:
Current ratio =current assets/current laibilities:1
current assets =cash+marketable securities+accounts receivables+inventory
current assets=$225000+$115,000+$112000+$158,000
current assets =$610,000
current liabilities=accounts payable=$244,000
Current ratio=610000/244000
current ratio=2.5
:1
quick ratio =(current assets-inventory)/current liabilities:1
quick ratio=(610000-158000)/244000
=1.9:1
The current ratio suggests the company has liquid resources that is more than double of current liabilities which can used in discharging debt obligations in the normal course of business
Quick ratio excludes inventory from the ratio since inventory is most difficult item to convert to cash
Answer:
D. $42,000 should be debited to Land Improvements
Explanation:
The cost of the land housing the parking is recorded in the land account. Other costs such as paving cost and lights are improvements and as such are added and recorded in the Land Improvements accounts.
Total Land improvements = $30,000 + $12,000
= $42,000
The right answer is D. $42,000 should be debited to Land Improvements.
Answer:
Post-purchase behavior
Explanation:
For both the questions the answer is same post purchase behavior. After consumer buy the product, he starts to compare the product to his expectations. And also the last stage of purchase decision is post purchase behavior. In this stage customer experience the product and starts to compare with his expectations. If it fulfill his expectations then he will buy it again otherwise he will switch to some other product.
Consumer demand, Opportunity cost
