Strong corporations that expand to the extent that they greatly reduce competition are called:

partnerships

big 4

monopolies

stock companies

Assume Mussa Company has the following information available: Selling price per unit $100 Variable cost per unit $45 Fixed costs per year $420,000 Expected sales per year (units) 20,000 If fixed costs increase by $200,000, what is the expected

Patrice sells a parcel of land for $50,000 cash and the buyer assumes Patrice's liability of $7,000 on the land. Patrice's basis in the land is $40,000. What is the gain or loss she will recognize on the sale?

Starbucks discovered through marketing research that 30% of consumers buy over 90% of all coffee drinks. If Starbucks used this information to segment the market, it would be relying on what type of segmentation base?

Andrew carnegie was a native of what country? ireland scotland switzerland united states 2. carnegie made his fortune primarily in what industry? communication cotton oil steel 3.

How are producers' payments for resources illustrated by the circular flow of the economy?

Odell's Furniture has a manufacturing facility in Rigby, Idaho that has an effective capacity of 106 furniture pieces per day and produces 88 furniture pieces per day. What is the facility's efficiency rate? a. Write your answer as a percentage. b.

Benefits are offered by employers to attract good employees. a. True b. False

Which of the following is not true regarding economic exposure? a. The impact of a change in the local currency on inflow and outflow variables can sometimes be indirect and therefore different from what is expected. b.

A furniture store buys 100 footstools from a distributor at a cost of $230 each plus an overhead charge of $50 per order. The retail markup is 25% on the total price paid. Find the profit on the sale of one footstool.

The University Golf Shop desires to make $10,000 in pretax profits. If the contribution margin ratio (CMR) is 50% and the fixed costs are $110,000, what is the required level of sales