Answer:
I think the correct answer is SOFIA
Explanation:
BECAUSE Thomas's and AARON'S investment is a long term investment
Answer:
I suppose that when Dobry and Chet's entered a contract there was a time set for the reparations to begin, maybe not to end the repairs since that may vary, but at least to start working on them and try to do it fast.
If Chet's delayed their work and did not start repairing Dobry's equipment on time (5 days), then Dobry should be able to sue for consequential damages in order to recover money due to a foreseeable loss beyond the contract. If Dobry cannot operate its equipment then it cannot produce, so it is Chet's fault that their production is halted.
Answer:
D) 5182 glass vases
Explanation:
<em>Contribution per glass vases:</em>
$4.5 selling price - $ 1.75 variable cost= 2.75
<em>Operating income:</em>
29,000 units x $ 2.75 - $ 8,500 = $71,250 operating income
<em>Target income is to obtain a 20% increase:</em>
71,250 x (1 + 20%) = 85,500 target income:
<em>units needed for target income:</em>
(85,500 target income + 8,500 fixed cost) / 2.75 contribution per unit= 34.181,81
aditional glass vases needed for target income:
34,182 - 29,000 = 5,182
Answer:
Quality.
Explanation:
Garvin´s definitions of quality based on the perspective of the viewer (perception is reality):
-Transcendent. quality is intuitively understood but nearly impossible to communicate.
-Product based. quality is found in the components and attributes of a product.
-User based. if the costumer is satisfied, the product has good quality.
-Manufacturing based. if the products conforms to desing specifications, it has good quality.
-Value based. if the product is perceived as providing good value for price, it has a good quality.
Garvin´s dimensions of product quality are:
Performance, features, reliability, conformance, durability, serviceability, aesthetics, and perceived quality.
These different dimensions of quality are not mutually exclusive.