Answer:
C. Sell a straddle
Explanation:
Considering the following calculation: Sell a straddle = sell a put + sell a call
and,
Premium income for selling a straddle = (P + C )100 = ($3 + $4)(100) = $700.
a short straddle involves simultaneously selling a put option and call option with the same underlying asset, same exercise price and expiration date
By Selling a 3 month put option with exercise price of $40 one will get $3 (inflow of $3)
Simulatenously By Selling a 3 month call option with exercise of $40 one wiil get $4(inflow of $4)
Thus the total premium income of selling a straddle is $7
Answer: The marginal utility is 2
Explanation:
Utility is the satisfaction derived from the consumption of a particular commodity. Total utility is the total satisfaction derived from the consumption of a particular commodity. Marginal utility is the extra satisfaction that a consumer gets from consuming a product. Utility is measured in utils.
Marginal utility increases with an extra consumption of a good at first but later it begins to reduce as the extra good consumed doesn't really have give the consumer enough satisfaction anymore.
Regarding the question, eating 5 hotdogs gives 40 utils and eating 6 hotdogs gives 42 utils.
The marginal utility is the extra utils which will be 42-40 which gives 2 utils.
Answer:
$260000
Explanation:
$280k purchase equiment >> Outflow of cash
$40,000>> Operative Cash >> Inflow Cash
$260k >> cash loan in order to achieve balance
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$20000 >> Cash balance
Answer:
D. Arranging for a market offering to occupy a clear, distinctive, and desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of target consumers
Explanation:
Positioning simply consists in establishing a specific market position for the product or service relative to the products or services that the competition offers.
For example, Wal-Mart has found that its most effective positioning strategy is to occupy the market place of the cheapest retail store. Wal-Mart does not try to appeal to everyone, it tries to offer the cheapest products in the market (which in itself has a very wide appeal, but the appeal is not universal anyway).
