Answer:
Explanation:
If there is a warranty, that will be a shoppers protection providing it is not a recall situation. Shopper's Insurance in Canada at least, does not exist.
Unless it is a class action suit, there is no need for mediation.
Boycotts are generally not used in the situation you have described.
Answer:
correct option is a. average total cost and average fixed cost.
Explanation:
given data
license fee = $1,000 per year
solution
we know that cost curves shift will be express as when the increase in the price of factor of production increase cost and shift cost curves upward
so cost curves shift by the average total cost and the average fixed cost
so here correct option is a. average total cost and average fixed cost.
Answer:B-by avoiding hazardous work
Explanation:
<span>The defendant seeks to offer into
evidence the fact that the mayor was convicted two years ago of taking a bribe
to award a city contract for solid waste disposal. Yes, this is a documentary evidence
and is admissible because the mayor is already proven convicted of corruption.</span>
Answer:
$526 was the spending variance in November
Explanation:
The spending variance in the month involves knowing the difference between actual supplies cost incurred in the month and the budgeted supplies cost based on actual activity
Budgeted supplies cost based on actual activity of 608 frames=$1080+(608*$18)
Budgeted supplies cost based on actual activity of 608 frames=$1080+$10,944=$12,024
Spending variance=$12,550-$12.024
=$526
The actual spend was $526 more than the budgeted spend based on actual activity,hence an unfavorable variance was recorded
