Cathy Freeman didn’t care about be rich or famous she just wanted to have a loving family and a life she would not regret. Cathy has had an up and down relationship status. She first fell for her manager Nick Bideau of six years; they broke up because it was too hard on her but Nick still stayed her manager and her friend. In 1999 Freeman married a Nike executive‚ Sandy Bodecker who was 20 years older than her. After her success in Sydney she took a break to nurse Bodecker through a bout of throat
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number of revenue hours) varies. 3. Variable cost per unit Power $ 4.70 Operations: hourly personnel $ 24 Revenues $ 192‚400 Intracompany sales ($ 400 x 205) $ 82‚000 Commercial sales ($ 800 x 138) $ 110‚400 Variable Cost ($ 9‚844.1) Power ($ 4‚7 x 343) ($ 1‚612.10) Operations: hourly
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can compare to Allyson Felix and Sanya Richards-Ross. These women have accomplished so much on the professional level‚ especially in the 400 meter long sprint. Felix won Olympic medals not only in the 400m but also in the 200m‚ 100m‚ 4x4 relay‚ and the 4x1 relay. Richards-Ross specialty is the 400m run so she has only won medals in events that requires you to run 400 meters. These two women has also set records for themselves that no other woman in the United States has touched‚ not in the Olympics
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Investment Theory Alexandre Corhay Overview Return on a Portfolio Expected Return and Variance Benefits of Diversification M-V Opt. and the Portfolio Frontier Investment Theory Portfolio Theory Alexandre Corhay Sauder School of Business University of British Columbia P-F with Risky Assets Only Limits of Diversification P-F with a Riskless Asset Tangent Portfolio Property Copyright c 2012 J. Bena‚ H. Kung‚ A. Pavlova and D. Vayanos 1 / 46 Overview of the
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supplies of $500 and write on note that will return after the week 8. Business draw of 600 for personal use 9. Business paid loan to bank which collect on 4 sep 10. Business sold 20 computer systems of 7000 11. Business purchased office furnishing of 400 paid in note payable 12. Business sold 5 computer on account receivable 1750 13. Business again invested cash of $20000 in business 14. Business received gas bill of $200 15. Business draw of $500 cash for personal use 16. Business purchased land
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Chapter: 5 Question: Categorize each seller below on the basis of the type of market it operates in. Explain each of your answers: a. A Cattle farmer b. A Computer market c. A picture framing shop is a large metropolitan area. d. A seller of Canadian dollars in a foreign currency markets. e. A life insurance company f. A liquor store in a remote village g. A visual Artist h. A Country that produces a valuable radioactive mineral found in no other part of the world. Answer to the question
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Central Limit Theorem and Confidence Intervals Problem Sets Tiffany Blount QNT 561 September 7‚ 2010 Michelle Barnet University of Phoenix Central Limit Theorem and Confidence Intervals Problem Sets Chapter 8 Exercises: 21. What is sampling error? Could the value of the sampling error be zero? If it were zero‚ what would this mean? * Sampling error is the difference between the statistic estimated from a sample and the true population statistic. It is not impossible for the sampling
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intuit gauge the result of its research among younger customer with mobile devices Marketing Management Case Study 2 Marketing Excellence >>Walmart Walmart‚ the giant chain of discount stores‚ is the second largest company in the world‚ with over $400 billion in revenue and 2.1 million associates (or employees). The phenomenal success story began in 1962 when Sam Walton opened up his first discount store in Rogers‚ Arkansas. He sold the same products as his competitors but kept prices lower by reducing
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8.000 -10‚0% -200 4800 4.800 -20‚0% -400 1600 1.600 -25‚0% -500 0 0 -30‚0% -600 -1600 -1.600 -40‚0% -800 -4800 -4.800 -50‚0% -1000 -8000 -8.000 proposed price change=+20%; Initial Price=$20; %CM=60%; Semi-Fixed Costs=$500 per 400 Units Q2) P/P = -10% P = -10% X 20 = -2 To serve more customers the company needs to add additional trucks and drivers. Each truck would deliver up to additional 400 bottles daily‚ at a daily operating costs of $500
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by the following: C = 400 + .75Y. Also assume that planned investment (I) equals 100. (a) Given the information‚ calculate the equilibrium level of income. Y= C+I C= 400 + .75Y I= 100 By substituting (2) and (3) into (1) we get: Y= 400+.75+100 There is only one value of Y for which this statement is true. We can find it by rearranging terms: Y-.75Y=400+100
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