Answer:
C. No, the increase in price will not cause a shift of the supply curve
<u><em>Attached graph</em></u>
Explanation:
The demand curve will move to the right, and the equilibrium price adn quantity will increase as a result of this event. But, the supply curve will not move the new equilibrium will be along the original supply line.
The supply curve will move affectd by technology, input prices, taxation, interest rates changes, the price is not what determinates the supply curve. The price is the result of how supply and demand interact.
Answer:
The employess of the company would have discovered this cultural difference during a documentary training session.
Explanation:
In Cross-cultural training, there is commonly a documentary session after the field experience. In this documentary session, instruction material related to the cultural background is given to learners and foster their field experience. Cultural differences are understood in a documentary session when the learners compare their previous knowledge and experience about the new culture as also comparing with their culture.
Answer:
$156 million
Explanation:
The computation of the change in net working capital is shown below:
Free cash flow = EBIT × (1 -Tax Rate) + Depreciation & Amortization - Change in Net Working Capital - net capital Expenditure.
$180 million = $960 million × (1 - 40%) + $120 million - change in working capital - $360 million
$180 million = $576 million + $120 million - change in working capital - $360 million
$180 million = $336 million - change in working capital
So, the change in working capital would be
= $336 million - $180 million
= $156 million
B in my option you should always have a back up plan but it's also very important to commit when you've found something that you enjoy and are capable of doing.
Answered from a general business perspective.
<u>Explanation:</u>
1. The Warby Parker company is a U.S based enterprise that provides prescription eyeglasses to customers, by so doing they satisfy the reading and seeing needs of society.
2. Yes. It is relatively faster to complete a sale via traditional retail stores since these are closer to customers. For example, a customer who needs to replace their broken reading glasses can simply visit a physical retail store; and the problem is solved rather than going online to place an order that may take days to arrive.
3. Going to a traditional retailer seems to be the best option especially when it's located a few blocks from your home.
