Answer:
April 2
Inventory 4,600 debit
Account Payable 4,600 credit
April 3
freight-in 300 debit
cash 300 credit
April 4
account payable 600debit
Inventory 600credit
April 17
Account Payable 4,000debit (4,600 - 600)
Discount 80debit (4000 * 2%)
Cash 3,820credit
April 18
Inventory 8,500 debit
Account Payable 8,500 credit
April 21
Account Payable 1,100debit
Allowance Inventory 1,100
April 28
Account Payable 7400debit (8,500 - 1,100)
Discount 148debit (7400 * 2%)
Cash 7252credit
Answer:
marginal revenue is -6
and production levels 200, 50
Explanation:
given data
R(x) = 10 x - 0.04 x²
solution
we have given
R(x) = 10 x - 0.04 x²
so here R'(x) is
R'(x) = 10(1) - 0.4 (2x)
R'(x) = 10 - 0.8 x ....................1
so here at x is 20 marginal revenue will be
R'(20) = 10 - 0.8(20)
R'(20) = 10 - 16
R'(20) = - 6
and
when revenue is $400
R(x) = 400
400 = 10 x - 0.04 x²
x= 200, 50
Answer:
A) Indirect exporting
Explanation:
An indirect exporting strategy refers to selling to an intermediary business. The intermediary business is responsible for selling and distributing the product in their domestic market.
This is the easiest way of exporting since GHB will only be responsible for delivering the goods to the intermediary, and it will not need invest anything in the country. The intermediary assumes the risks of selling the goods directly to customers or using wholesale distributors.
Answer:
a global strategic alliance
Explanation:
A global strategic alliance is established between two or more countries that are established on different countries. In this case, TJ's headquarters are in the US and the other game company's headquarters are in Thailand. This type of alliance is very common when companies want to enter new international markets. For example, Volkswagen Group is the largest car manufacturer in the world, even though its headquarters are located in Germany, around 50% of the cars it sells are produced in China through a series of strategic alliances with Chinese car manufacturers. It was the first western car manufacturer to start producing cars in China and it really paid off for them. Its share of the Chinese car market is currently around 25%.
