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    During the Industrial Revolution, Japanese silk factories were very popular jobs for most women. The Industrial Revolution was the widely expanded production of machine-made goods that commenced in England in the mid 1700’s. Japan and England weren’t the only places being affected by the revolution, the United States and continental Europe were affected as well. Japan didn’t industrialize until more than a century after it arrived in Europe. Women working in the factory faced many hardships…

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    Assignment 040 Unit 4

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    Now the firms in long-run at the monopolistic competitors market behaves the same way also the demand in the long run is very responsive to their price changes, when a firms tries maximizing its profit by producing goods to the point where the marginal revenue equals its marginal costs,…

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    Inaccurate Company Budget

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    is important. So these different organizations have different views about how an operating budget should work or look like, along with what they think is effective methods and ineffective methods. Managers use these budgets as a way to forecast costs and expenses in order to carry about plans of the…

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    Purify Perfection

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    Why do your kids always get sick easily and why do you have to clean up after your kids? Why do you have to deal with your children always running around after taking a shower, leaving their towels rumpled in piles on the ground, and stress over your children getting sick from reusing a bacteria filth towel? What is there that can help the people that have to clean and watch the house full of riotous children? The marketing team of the company Purify Perfection is selling Dry Breeze that will…

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    maintain a stock of goods available for the customers. For a small store, it is possible to fill up the empty spaces with the products, but a giant store like Walmart cannot process this type of action because it consists thousands of items. The prices of the goods vary depending upon the circumstances. Sometimes the cost may very high or low due to the availability of products. At this moment, it is very difficult to reprice all the goods. The main concern is about missing goods, if the product…

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    Decision Trees Case Study

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    The current store price is $50. Construct a decision tree to determine whether or not she should buy the dress now or gamble and wait to try to buy it next week if it remains unsold (If she comes back next week and finds the dress has been sold, Laila will buy it online). Buy now = $50 expected value Wait = (50% x $60) + (50% x $37.50) = $48.75 expected value, therefore she should wait a week. b) Just before analyzing her decision, she found another place online that sells the same…

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    inventory fits the specific identification method’s criteria i.e., high-end/price, low volume sales that track each inventory item individually as either a cost of goods sold on the income statement or a remaining asset on the balance sheet. Dr. Walther presented specific identification as an alternative to FIFO, LIFO, and the weighted-average cost-flow assumptions. I’ve been looking across all four methods to understand what makes specific identification different. FIFO, LIFO, and the…

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    Sold Listinging

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    Specific data contained in a comparative market report includes active, pending, sold, withdrawn, and expired listings. Active Listings Active listings contain lists of houses that are currently for sale. These listings do not…

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    basic. Horse carriages and boats were the main way to transport. It took several days to travel between towns, roads were poor and railways were non-existent. It took weeks or months to send mail, or to send goods across the country. The revolution changed all of this (Poddar). Transporting goods which normally took weeks, changed to days with roads, railroads and steamboats. Roads before the Industrial Revolution were in dangerous conditions. People living in the area were responsible to…

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    Gresham's Law Case Study

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    that the reason for the watches being 50% off its original pricing was because there were plenty of watches to be sold. Bill began to go into details about how popular the watch was during this season and how he had a competitive advantage over other stores because his main supplier was a distributor in the Michael Kors factory channel re-assuring me that the watches are made of 100% good quality. To make himself more convincing, he began researching all the stores nearby who had the same…

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