The automobile industry in a developing country has very few available brands. Of one automobile company raises the prices of its trucks by a certain amount, other automobile companies follow by raising prices by a similar amount. This situation is an example of. a. pure competition.
b. an oligopoly.
c. monopolistic competition.
d. a monopoly.
e. a monopsony.

When the amount for land is 36,000 and the amount paid for expenses is 10,000, the balance of total asset is

The company is experiencing an increase in competition, and at the same time they are building more production facilities in southeast asia. in this scenario, the top management team is most likely to multiple choice increase the cost of their products. restructure to reflect a more bureaucratic, stable organization. pull decision-making responsibility from low-level management, taking it on themselves. give lower-level managers the authority to make decisions to benefit the firm. rid themselves of all buffering product.

Ll companies has sales of $9,800, net income of $1,060, total assets of $8,950, and total debt of $4,760. assets and costs are proportional to sales. debt and equity are not. a dividend of $371 was paid, and the company wishes to maintain a constant payout ratio. next year's sales are projected to be $10,584. what is the amount of the external financing need?