Answer:
B. Stage 3
Explanation:
Kohlberg's stages of moral development refers to the various stages of how individuals respond morally and under what circumstances. The theory is based upon how morals guide our actions and moral dilemmas faced by individuals.
Among the various stages defined by Kohlberg, Stage 3 corresponds to acting to serve the best interests of the client as well as maintaining good interpersonal relationships.
Under stage 3, an individual seeks social approval in his acts i.e his actions are governed by social values.
Answer:
-$16.78%
Explanation:
Given that
Proceeds from selling the shares = $4,301
Beginning price = $12.92
The computation of capital gains yield is shown below:-
End price per share
= $4,301 ÷ 400
= $10.7525 per share
Capital gains yield = (End price - Beginning price) ÷ Beginning price
= ($10.7525 - $12.92) ÷ $12.92
= -$2.1675 ÷ $12.92
= -$16.78%
I believe the answer is $180 million.
This amount took around 17% of the total amount of insurance claim that happened within the state.
This high amount is correlated to the fact that Florida containt a lot of tourist night clubs/bar which increase the likelihood of drunk driving activities.
Answer:
Order size = 50 cars
The number of orders=25
Explanation:
<em>The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is the order size that minimizes the balance of ordering cost and holding cost. At the EOQ, the carrying cost is equal to the holding cost. </em>
It is computed using the formulae below
EOQ = √ (2× Co× D)/Ch
Co- Ordering cost, Ch- Carrying cost - D- Annual demand
EOQ= √2× 1000× 1250/1000= 50
Number of cars to be ordered per time, i.e optimal order size= 50 cars
Order size = 50 cars
b)
The number of times orders should be placed per year would be calculated as follows:
The number of orders = Annual demand/ order size
The number of orders= 1250/50 = 25
The number of orders=25
Answer:
The correct answer is The owners themselves.
Explanation:
The Coase Theorem points out that if property rights are well defined and transaction costs are zero, the negotiation between the parties will lead us to an optimal point of allocation in the market.
According to Coase's theorem, when the parties can negotiate freely and without major costs, it does not really matter which part initially has the right of ownership since in the end it will remain in the hands of those who value it most. The final result of the negotiation will lead us to an optimal allocation of resources.
Property rights indicate who owns or has permission to do something.
