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Upon graduation from college, Bob, Carol, Ted, and Alice formed Kotaku, LP, a limited partnership, to distribute video gaming software over the Internet. Bob and Carol each contributed $50,000 and became the general partners. Ted and Alice each contributed $25,000 and became the limited partners. Bob and Carol oversee the day to day management of the business. They hire designer, Nick, who develops their number one selling software program, Dawn of Ka. The company sends Nick as a representative to the annual Comic-Con convention in San Diego to promote their products. Nick rents a car to travel from the hotel to attend the convention and entertain potential clients. While there, Nick negligently causes a car accident and runs over a pedestrian, Ralph, who is seriously injured as a result. As a result, Ralph sues to recover damages and names Kotaku, LP, Bob, Carol, Ted, Alice, and Nick in the lawsuit. Discuss the liability of each party and the potential amount Ralph might recover from each.
Beverly Mills has decided to lease a hybrid car to save on gasoline expenses and to do her part to help keep the environment clean. The car she selected is available from only one dealer in the local area.
Suppose, at the time of the purchases, the actual prices per lb for the next 4 months turn out to be $1.32, $1.05, $1.10, and $0.95, respectively. If dollar averaging is used, what quantities should be purchased in each month? Is there any advanta..
Illustrate what is the break-even point. Explain how many units must be sold to make a profit of $6000.00. Explain how many units must be sold to average $25 profit per unit? $50 profit per unit? $150 profit per unit.
What are the relationships between perceptions, attitudes, behaviors, and job performance. Why are unions exploring new collaboration solutions in the face of economic/work adversity
A firm in Washington State wants to export a shipload of finished lumber to the Philippines. Explain the barriers to effective implementation of training. How can these barriers be alleviated?
A total of $10,000 is available for promotion each week in this city. The soda producer seeks to maximize its weekly profit. Formulate also solve an appropriate optimization model to help this soda producer identify the best promotional strategies..
The time to perform the first instance of a task is 6 hours. How much time will it take to perform the 5th repetition if the learning rate is 80%?
Find out the optimal solution by using the graphical solution procedure. How many tons of each product must be produced and what is the project total profit contribution?
Certain organizations lend themselves naturally to one type of organizational structure or another.
3000 X1 + 400 X2 = $24,000 Budget X1 - d1+ + d1- = 7 X2 - d2++ d2- = 15 2000 X1 + 1500 X2 - d3+ + d3- = 30,000
Given a real discount rate on Japanese government bonds of 6% during this period, by 1970 was the cost to Japan of protecting this industry recovered due to its improved long run productivity compared to having imported cars from the US?
Compute the annual carrying cost utilizing your order size derived from above. Illustrate what is the inventory cycle time.
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