<h3>When you increase price,you increase revenue on units sold.When you increase price,you sell fewer units.</h3>
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<h2>--SirGerick--</h2>
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We know the average inventory was 7,650 and the cost of goods sold through out the yer were 76,500.There are about 52 weeks in a year. If the company closes for 2 weeks, then they are in business for 50 weeks a year.
If we divide the cost of goods sold by the number of weeks that the company is open, we get what is the cost of goods sold each week.
76,500/50= 1,530
The company has 1,530 of cost of goods sold each week. And their average inventory is of 7650 so if we divide average inventory by the cost of goods sold each week, we will get how many weeks of supply is held in inventory.
7650/1530=5
The company holds 5 weeks of supply in inventory.
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Explanation:
Merger is a business term that defines the major mean of concentrating businesses. It can be in two different forms, which can either be through the arrangement of a new company or through the through the unification of one or more firms into another firm.
Acquisition however is a business term that describes the purchases of a company's most or all shares, in order gain control that company, buy another company (buyer).
On the other hand, An international joint venture often referred to as IJV is a business term that describes the formation of partnership of companies based in two or more countries, without taking over the other company outright.
Hence, the formation process of a merger, acquisition and international joint venture involves the following:
1. Planning: this stage involves the signing of the letter of intent, advisor appointment, creating and documenting the timetable, transaction method and expert report
2. Resolution: this stage is also vital which involves meetings of Board of Director, extraordinary shareholder, identification of opposition party and go ahead from the antitrust authority.
3. Implementation: this is a stage involving the enrolment of the merger deed in the Company Register.
