Many companies sell different types of cell phones. Some consumers prefer to use a specific brand because of its different kind of features. This is an example of

A) trusts.

B) monopoly.

C) pure competition.

D) monopolistic competition.

Two technicians are discussing the lower-end operation of an engine. Technician A says that power loads result from the expansion of burning gases during the combustion process that push down on the piston and turn the crankshaft.

Some data that at first might seem puzzling: The share of GDP devoted to investment was similar for the United States and South Korea from 1960-1991.

To encourage customers to open a mail offering them a subscription to home companion, a home furnishings magazine, the front of the envelope suggested that there was a gift inside. the envelope contained an attractively laminated bookmark.

Nikola Motors has a quick ratio of 2.00; $38,250 in cash; $21,250 in accounts receivable; some inventory; total current assets of $85,000; and total current liabilities of $29,750.

Graham Corporation has the excess manufacturing capacity to fill a special order from Nash, Inc. Using Graham's normal costing process, variable costs of the special order would be $15,000 and fixed costs would be $25,000.

Matching the industry average spending on advertising best describes the:

A "Name That Tune" contest has a grand prize of $500,000. However, the contest stipulates that the winner will receive just $200,000 immediately, and $30,000 at the end of each of the next 10 years.

The purpose of this phase is to provide ongoing assistance for an information system and its users after the system is implemented. what is this phase?

Ms. Smith withdraws $1,000 from her safe and deposits the money in a bank. If the bank holds no excess reserves and the reserve requirement is 10 percent, how will this deposit increase the bank's required reserves and the bank's loans?

Select the item that can be answered by using knowledge. 1. A transaction's order date, amount sold, and quantity ordered 2. Taking into account external reasons for the recent underperformance of a good salesperson 3.