Based on the Aghion and Bolton models assupmtions the expected price charged for the consumer is:Select one:a.100.b.25.c.50.d.12,5.e.75.

Based on the Aghion and Bolton models assupmtions - reservation price equals 100, the incumbent's unit cost of production is 50, the entrant's unit cost is distributed randomly but uniformly on the interval between 0 and 100, there is a Bertrand price competetion in the second period of the game - the expected payoff of the incumbent is:Select one:a.100.b.75.c.50.d.25.e.0.

Based on the Aghion and Bolton models assupmtions the expected payoff of the incumbent is:Select one:a.25.b.0.c.75.d.50.e.100.

Assume that J-Mart uses a periodic weighted average inventory system. Calculate the average cost per unit.  DateActivity Jan. 1Beginning Inventory15 @ $12 = $180Jun. 5Purchase5 @ $15 = $75Jun. 28Purchase10 @ $18 =$180Jun. 8Sale6 unitsMultiple choice question.$14.50/unit$18/unit$15/unit$16.50/unit

The list price of an article is Rs.65. A customer pays Rs.56.16 for it. He was given two successive discounts, one of them being 10%. The other discount is?

Bold Ltd sells a dining table to a customer for $500. To encourage early payment for the dining table, Bold offers the following payment terms:20% discount if payment is received in 10 days10% discount if payment is received in 20 days Historically, 60 per cent of customers pay within 10 days, 30 per cent of customers pay within 20 days, and 10 per cent of customers pay on the due date.Applying the expected value approach, what is the revenue that Bold would recognise on the sale of the dining table in accordance with the requirements of AASB 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers?