Answer:
C. <u>at least several</u>
Explanation:
Competitive advantage refers to a favorable situation or position a business enjoys over it's competitors owing to it's specialization or strength in performing a specific operation.
For example, in case of telecommunication, one company's competitive advantage could be superior network coverage with lower call drops than it's competitors.
In order to survive and grow, a business should try and gain competitive advantages in at least several fields and yet at the same time retain and maintain those competitive advantages over a period.
Answer:
1. Date General Journal and Explanation Debit Credit
Cash $20,000
Common Stock $20,000
(To record investment in stock)
Cash $900
Service Revenue $900
(To record revenue earned in Cash)
Cash $10,000
Unearned Service Revenue $10,000
(To record advance receipt)
Cash $3,500
Accounts receivables $3,500
(To record cash received)
Cash $5,000
Notes Payable $5,000
(To record issuance of note)
2. Question missing.
Since Alex and Bailey are partners and they will be shutting down the partnership. the debts should be settled by both. they will have to sacrifice their personal assets in doing so
Answer:
to maximize profit it will produce:
400 units of luxury
none of standard.
Explanation:
luxury:
20 lb of pastic and 9 min of labor and 40 dollars profit
standard:
30lb plastic 6 of labor and $15
We calculate the contribution per constrain resourse:
<u>labor hours</u>
40 / 9 = 4.44
15 / 6 = 2.5
<u>materials</u>
40/20 = 2
15 / 30 = 0.5
As luxury provides better contribution in both categories we will maximize his production.
60 hours x 60 min per hours = 3,600 min
3,600 / 9 min = 400 units of luxury steppers
12,600/20 = 630 units of luxury
Once we use the labor hours we cannot keep producing, so we maximize the profit at 400 units of luxury at the given scenario.
As there is no amounft left for standard we don't produce any
Answer:
= 55,780.5 units
Explanation:
A bond is a financial instrument used by a company or government to borrow money.
Zero-coupon bond: Most bonds pay a fixed percentage of their face value - coupon- as interest payment at requalr intervals.
A zero- coupon bond pays no coupon. However, the return on it is the difference between its face value and price.
The Price of a bond is determined using the discounted flow method. Here the present value is calculated using its the face value and the yield. The face value is the amount promised by borrower to pay back. And the yield is the return on the bond expressed in %.
This can be captioned as follows:
P × (1+r)^n = FV,
P- price, FV- Face value, r = yield
P-?, FV- 1000, r = 6.5%/2 = 3.25% (semi-annual interest rate)
P × (1.0325)^(25× 2) = 1000
P × 4.9488 = 1000
P= 1000/4.4988
P= $222.28
P= $222.3
If the bond sells for $222.3, then to raise $12.4 million, Allison will have to sell:
= 12,400,000/222.3
= 55,780.5 units
