Exam 16: Pricing and Credit Decisions
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Hollywood Amusement, a small independent movie theater, decreased the price of admission from $10 to $9. Prior to the price decrease, the business sold 1,000 tickets each month. After the price decrease, it experienced ticket sales of 1,500 a month. If the change in sales is attributable only to the change in price, Hollywood Amusement faces _____ for its movie tickets.
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A trade credit bill of $80,000 with terms of sale of 2/10, net 30 means the buyer saves _____ if the bill is paid within the discount period.
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Average pricing is an appropriate pricing approach for small businesses because the method takes into consideration both fixed and variable costs.
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-Demand that does not change significantly where there is a change in the price of a product or service
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-Analysis that requires the examination of cost-revenue relationships and the incorporation of sales forecasts
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Troy Bourbon, a local bourbon distillery, initially sold its product at a premium price of $45 because the company believed consumers would view the bourbon as a prestige item. The company decided that when startup costs had been fully recovered and competition became imminent, the company would reduce the price to $30 which was more expected in the market. The distillery is using a
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-A categorization of accounts receivable based on the length of time they have been outstanding
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-The difference between the unit selling price and the unit variable costs and expenses
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-An agreement between a buyer and a seller that allows for delayed payment for a product or service
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The Consumer Credit Protection Act requires that a finance charge be stated as an annual percentage rate and that creditors specify their procedures for correcting billing mistakes.
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Dennis has made a purchase of $50,000 using trade credit with terms of 2/15, net 45. How many days does he have in which to pay to receive the discount?
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-Privately owned organizations that collect credit information on businesses
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-A line of credit that allows the customer to obtain a product or service at the time of purchase, with payment due when billed
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In today's competitive environment, a cash-only seller will outsell a credit-selling competitor.
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-A technique that uses a particular competitor as a model in setting prices
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-Sales volume at which total sales revenue equals total costs and expenses
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Because it is a standard practice for many types of businesses, selling on credit cannot often be avoided.
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Active Feet, a small manufacturer of shoes, hired an additional vice president and purchased a barrel of synthetic rubber used to make shoe soles. These two expenses should be considered a(n) _____ and a(n) _____, respectively.
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