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Q: What is discounting payback method?

A: The discounted payback period is a procedure for the capital budgeting which is being used for…

Q: Which of the following is a method a​ incumbent's can use to make limit pricing a credible​ threat?…

A: The price means the rise or fall in the price of goods and services over a period of time. It means…

Q: What is market integration?

A: Economics as a subject was developed since there was a limited amount of resources on earth.…

Q: If discount rate is 0.1, then the discount factor is?

A: Discount factor (PVF) can be calculated by using the following formula.

Q: Payoff Matrix (Profits) A Colludes A Competes A.S150,000 A S400,000 B Colludes BS150,000 8-S150,000…

A: In the game theory, there are different strategies available for the players to choose from and get…

Q: Why does a seller with a good reputation face a different opportunity cost foroffering poor-quality…

A: Quality reflects the reputation of a company. The reputation of a firm is a very important component…

Q: A local fast food restaurant has two types of customers, A and B. Their maximum willingness to pay…

A: Bundling is when multiple goods and/or services are sold together as a package.

Q: Justify how DStv has been regarded as an example of a monopoly with nature of product

A: The market is a location where the transaction of services and commodities takes place. It is…

Q: what is Coles organisation srtacture

A: An organisational structure specifies how activities including work distribution, coordination, and…

Q: The trust game is a two player game with three stages, often used in economics exper- iments to…

A: (a) The following is a diagram of the extensive form of this game:

Q: The power of consumers is not growing in a transparent market O True False

A: Transparency in the market refers to the degree to which a firm shares its leaders, employees,…

Q: What kind of information foes price transmit?

A: Answer: Price helps in transmitting the following information: (1). Scarcity. Price is the value of…

Q: -In case of monopoly

A: Monopoly is an imperfect market structure that has the least level of competition as there is only…

Q: Describe the payback method?

A: The payback method determines the incoming flows of cash from a project and analyze the break-even…

Q: an example of a market where a Bertrand model would not be plausible

A: Bertrand's model is based on price competition. The competing firms set a price and try to maximise…

Q: Charging different prices to different consumers is known as price similarity. Select one: a. FALSE…

A: The different prices to the different consumers would result in the price discrimination. The…

Q: What is Ann's maximin strategy?

A: Given,  Two Players : Ann and Bob Ann has Two Strategies : U and D Bob has Two Strategies : L and R…

Q: monopolist's decision about how many unit to sell is realted to micro or macroeconomics

A: Microeconomics generally studies the behaviour of firms and individuals in decision making with…

Q: Give examples of tactics practiced by a buyer or seller that might be consideredunethical.

A: Unethical tactics are the one which is not considered right for an individual or an industry.…

Q: Question 1 of 10 Which of the following is not a common tactic scammers use to get their victims to…

A: Scammers are the persons who take our money by using different tactics. They do fraud with us. At…

Q: When a restaurant owner works in his own restaurant waiting tables, what is theimplicit cost he…

A: Implicit cost refers to the cost of the company or the company’s cost which the owner might leave it…

Q: Problem 1. Is the following function P an exact potential for Prisoner's Dilemma? Justify your…

A: Prisoner’s dilemma is a two criminals’ game and the outcome depends on the simultaneous decisions…

Q: An increase in the demand of face shield raises the quantity of face shields demanded, but not the…

A: An increase in the demand (a shift of the demand curve to the right) for notebooks raises the…

Q: Approximately how often are practitioners sued when they are negligent?

A: More than 17,000 malpractice lawsuits are filed within the us annually . consistent with the Medical…

Q: What Is E-Reverse Auctions?

A: Auctioning is the mechanism by which a seller offers different potential customers some goods for…

Q: What are the anatomy of cruise

A: The economies around the globe have started to get involved in the trading activities with each…

Q: What is skeumorph?

A: Total Revenue: The sum of all revenues or the revenue that is collected by selling all the…

Q: antity theory

A: The quantity theory of money establishes the direct and proportionate relationship between the money…

Q: How is a movie superstar like a monopolist?

A: Monopoly describes a market situation when there is only one seller and no other substitutes. For…

Q: Think of a situation where tier pricing was used very effectively. What was the mechanism used and…

A: Tier Pricing method- This is a pricing method where by the producer resorts to differential pricing…

Q: A monopolist and a perf

A: Monopoly is a market structure in which there is a single seller in a market. While a perfect…

Q: Under what circumstances money may appear as non- neutrality?

A: Money is neutral when its effect is zero on the economy. when the change is occurring in the money…

Q: Relates to how the customer views the ability of theproduct to meet his/her objectives.

A: Customer is the decider of product rating in modern era of consumerism

Q: Which of the following is a method a incumbent's can use to make limit pricing a credible threat? A.…

A: Limit pricing is a strategy which is being used by the existing firms in order to make it difficult…

Q: Explain the features of the monoploy market in the economomy

A: In simple words mono means usually as single and poly is considered as a seller if we combine both…

Q: Can one company uses  both ERP and SAP?

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Q: What is hot spot policing?

A: There are many macroeconomic policies which are adopted for the development and growth of the…

Q: Suggest a few additional tactics for the Don't Be A Tosser campaign.

A: Don't Be A Tosser campaign : It is the campaign to raise awareness about the raising awareness about…

Q: What is the ideal of zakat distribution strategies?

A: Zakat distribution is a way of providing funds to the needy in the Muslim community. Zakat is…

Q: EXPLAIN GLOBLIZATION IN DETAIL?

A: As economies and societies developed, the study of economics got more complicated. Hence, as a…

Q: What is countertrade?

A: International trade refers to the flow of goods and services that is place between different…

Q: What Is Supply Risk Management?

A: The management that relates to the managing right volume of the product at the right time is about…

Q: WTO has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland Select one: O True False

A: Trade is the process of buying and selling products between buyers and sellers in the market.

Q: entry to a market. Provide two

A: Bundling is when companies tend to package several of their services or products together as a…