Natasha's Flowers, a local florist, purchases fresh flowers each day at the local flower market. The buyer has a budget of $1,000 per day to spend. Different flowers have different profit margins, and also a maximum amount the shop can sell. Based on past experience the shop has estimated the following NPV of purchasing each type: (Click on the following icon in order to copy its contents into a spreadsheet.) Roses Lilies Pansies Orchids NPV per Bunch $3 8 4 20 What combination of flowers should the shop purchase each day? Roses Cost per Bunch $20 30 30 80 The profitability index for each choice is: (Round to three decimal places.) NPV per bunch Max. Bunches $3 25 Cost per bunch $20 Max. Bunches 25 10 10 5 Profitability Index (per bunch)

displaying at a craft fair, a representative of a mail ­order catalog company wants to put your product in the catalog. It will pay you $40 and mark up the product to $55 for the catalog. It estimates that your market share could be substantial and should be dependent only on your production output. You decide to quit your real job and devote all your time to making wreaths, but you want to match your current $50,000 salary. You really don’t want to work more than 40 hours per week in actual wreath manufacturing (­assume all paperwork, material purchasing, and such takes place beyond those 40 hours). You want four weeks a year for vacation, holidays, and sick days or personal days. Taking into consideration time constraints, the price you will get from the catalog company, and your revised costs, does this make sense? Assume each wreath has $5 costs and takes one hour to construct.

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3) A newly opened grocery store, to attract customers, started giving 5 loyalty points for each dollar spent in the store. These points can be redeemed in blocks of 5000 and customers are eligible to receive a winter jacket. Since it was newly opened it did not have any past record of how many customers will exercise this offer, but because of the winter season round the corner, it is hoping that 90% of the people will make use of this redemption offer. The store purchases these jackets directly from the manufacturer at $40 per each. In the month of October, the total sales of the store were $480,000. Please calculate the loyalty redemption amount that the store needs to provide for October in its books of accounts.

An entrepreneur has just developed an app that coaches you through a 7-minute workout and she sells it for $3 on the Apple App Store. To get more downloads, she tries a search campaign where she is paying on average $0.75 per click to get about 2000 clicks per month. The ads send those who click to the app’s pages on the App Store. Her conversion rate (i.e., among those who clicked the ad, how many purchased) on these leads is running about 30%. What is the ROI for this campaign?

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Ivanhoe Magazine Ltd. is a small company run by two enterprising university students. They publish an issue of the magazine once a month from September through April. The magazine reports on various university activities and provides information such as how to get the best concert tickets, where to get the best pizza for the best price, where the good study spots are, and how to get library staff to help with research. The magazine is sold either on a prepaid subscription basis for $12 for all eight issues, or for $2 per issue. During September, 1,650 subscriptions were sold. Up to the end of December, a total of 10,725 single copies were sold. The company also pre-sells advertising space in the magazine to local businesses that focus on the student market. During July and August, the company signed up several businesses and collected $16,500 in advertising revenues. The advertisements are to be included in all eight issues of the magazine. The cost of printing and distributing the…

Chapter 13, Question 6. Attached is a similar question with answers. Please answer the same four parts for the new question

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