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nlexa [21]
3 years ago
7

Could the product flow operate independently from other channel flows?

Business
1 answer:
11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
4 0
It could, as long as it fulfills these two conditions
- The products could generate enough profit without the boost that givenn by other channel flows.
- The independent operation would not cause a decrease in profit for other channels flow because eventually, business owners only want to do the combination that bring the most profit.
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Interest Payable                                            153

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Equipment                               18,975

Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment  $5,820

Notes Payable                                            6,625

Accounts Payable                                      6,397

Interest Payable                                            153

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Retained Earnings                                   12,235

Dividends                                 3,925

Service Revenue                                     12,515

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Rent Expense                          2,190

Depreciation Expense               215

Interest Expense                        153

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