The answer to the question above as to how much more will nick have to pay than miles if nick's loan has an APR of 13.10% and mile's loan has an APR of 7.75 the answer is letter B, $267.50. in calculation the total payment of nick for four years is $5655 that's with the added 13.10% compounded monthly and mile's is $5387.5 with 7.75% compounded monthly.
No. The percentage of pooped kernels depends on the quality of the kernel and the accuracy of the temperature indicated in the cooking instruction on the popcorn package.
Answer:
1. Companies like P&G have their customer base consisting on end customers whose choice of toothpaste and towels which can change depending on multiple influencers like cost, other attractive features in competitors, freebies etc. Thus a strong customer focus and reach is essential to even retain the current customer base. Thus these companies need to focus on advertising to remain competitive in the current market atmosphere.
2. The numbers of advertising companies can be appropriately engaged based on cost and effectiveness as long as there are sufficient companies customizing the advertising and marketing efforts for the region in focus. If there are too many agencies running the advertising, the cost could be very high. If the number of agencies are decreased to too low and same advertising efforts are used in different type of demographic regions, the impact and effectiveness of the advertising could be less and not as effective as required. Thus choosing the sufficient number of agencies to reach all the required demographic regions is essential to balance the cost and effectiveness of advertising.
3. Innovation will always be rewarded in the current market atmosphere. If we look at the current market position of P&G, seeing that the they are currently placed in a good position with good presence in multiple products for different customer segments. Thus after studying the market and weighing all the aspects, it could make sense for P&G to consolidate and cut the less profitable businesses.
Answer:
$80
Explanation:
This can be calculated as follows:
<u> Lake Co.</u>
Details $
Customer advances balance Dec 31, 2008 110
Advances received with 2009 orders 195
Advances applicable to orders in 2009 (180
)
Advances from orders canceled in 2009 <u> (45) </u>
Current liability for advances <u> 80 </u>
Therefore, Lake should report $80 as a current liability for advances from customers in its Dec. 31, 2009, balance sheet.
