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Knowing that Graeter's competes with multinational corporations as well as small businesses, would you recommend that Graeter's

expand by licensing its brand to a company in another country? Why or why not?

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Degger [83]1 year ago

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Answer:Yes

Explanation: Because it will ensure more international awareness that will yield new customers, Sales and profitability for Greater companies.

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WRT, a calendar year S corporation, has 100 shares of outstanding stock. At the beginning of the year, Mr. Wallace owned all 100

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Answer:

income = $215970.5

Explanation:

given data

Wallace own = 100 share

time = 273 days ( 1 january to 30 september )

Wallace remaining share = 100 - 40 - 25 = 35 share

time remaining = 92 days ( 365 - 273 )

brother share = 25

time = 92 days ( 1 october to 31 december )

daughter share = 40

time = 92 days ( 1 october to 31 december )

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to find out

income

solution

we find first ordinary income per share that will be

ordinary income per share = income / total share

ordinary income per share = 216000 / 100

ordinary income per share = $2160

and

ordinary income per share will be = 2160 / 365 = 5.917 per share per day

so

income of Wallace is

share ×time period × per share per day

= 100×273 × 5.917 = $161534.1 .....................1

= 35×92 × 5.917 = $19052.74 .....................2

income of brother

share ×time period × per share per day

= 25×92 × 5.917 = $13609.1 .....................3

income of daughter

share ×time period × per share per day

= 40×92 × 5.917 = $21774.56 .....................4

so now income will be by adding equation 1, 2 , 3 and 4

income = 161534.1 + 19052.74 + 13609.1 + 21774.56

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What changes should be made to the above statement, located within a resume, to make it a more effective and powerful sounding q

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Answer:

The answer is <em>elastic; decrease</em>

Explanation:

Price elasticity of demand (PED) = %change in QD/ %change in price

PED = (2-1.55/1.55 ) * 100 / (160-220/220) *100 = 1.065

PED is elastic

Total revenue before price change = 1.55*220= $341.00

Total revenue after price change = 2* 160 = $320.00

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Consider a palletizer at a bottling plant that has a fi rst cost of $150,000, operating and maintenance costs of $17,500 per yea

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Explanation:

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<em>PV of cash flows</em>

PV of first cost = 150,000

<em>PV of annual maintenance cost of $17,500</em>

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= 344,526.78

Step 2

<em>Determine the annuity factor for 30 years at 8%</em>

(1-(1+0.08)^(-30))/0.08

=11.2577

Step 3

<em>Equivalent annual cost</em>

= 344,526.78 / 11.2577

<em> =$30,603.43</em>

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