Answer: Both A and C
Explanation:
The Phil's filling gas station operates on a highway was solo in that area and had no other gas stations nearby.It enjoyed the profit .
Sooner a new gas station opened near Phil's gas station.The profit of the Phil's gas station started decreasing. This was because the it has to lower prices to increase its demand and as there were substitutes available in the market now, people moved to another gas stations for their need.
Both of the cases will decrease its profit.
Answer: PED = -1.665
The price demand elasticity is relatively elastic because PED is greater than 1..(ignore the minus sign)
Explanation:
Using the formula PED = % change in quantity/ % change in price
PED = ((Q1 - Q0)/(Q1 + Q0))/((P1 -P0)/(P1+P0))...EQU 1 where Q1 = 50 is quantity of product at Price P1 =10 and Q0 = 25 is quantity of product at Price P0 = 15 and PED is price of elasticity
Substituting figures into equ1
PED = ((50 - 25)/(50+25)) /((10 -15)/(10+15))
PED = -1.665
The rate after its first adjustment is 5%. The ARM adjustment would be controlled by the periodic cap, because the "true rate" or "fully-indexed rate" is
6.00% (1%+5%). Because the periodic cap
prevents the start rate from moving any more than 2%
at any given adjustment, the first move can only go as
high as 5.00%.
Answer:
3. one case of 24 sodas @ $ 18.50
Explanation:
The question requires that the hosts need to have enough to have two sodas each. The number of guests being 10, the requirement is to have 20 sodas.
Now comparing the various pack sizes available:
1. 20 sodas $ 1.50 per bottle, Total cost $ 30, per serving cost $1.50
2. 4 6 packs @ $ 5 each. Total cost $20, Per serving cost $0.83
3. 24 soda case @ $18.5. Total cost $ 18.50, Per Serving costs $ 0.77
4, 2 x 24 soda cases @ 18.50. Total Cost $ 37.00 Per serving costs $ 0.77
The per serving costs are the same in 3 & 4 above, however, since the requirement is to have 20 sodas and the overall costs as well as the per serving costs is the best in option 3, this is the preferred option.
Answer:
<u> c. Mix width</u>
Explanation:
Product mix width can be defined as the total number of product lines that a company has to sell.
As an example, we can mention a cosmetics company that manufactures four different types of products, such as jewelry, perfumes, clothes and makeup.
Companies use the strategy of having different product lines because they add benefits such as attracting more consumers and gaining a larger share of the market.
