Edwards Corporation operates hair salons under various
brand names. The following is a simplified list of accounts and
amounts (in millions) reported in the company’s accounts for the
year ended June 30, 2013.
Accounts
Payable
$
68
Accounts
Receivable
57
Accumulated
Amortization
38
Accumulated
Depreciation—Equipment
77
Amortization
Expense
19
Cash
198
Common Stock
380
Depreciation
Expense
73
Equipment
680
Income Tax
Expense
19
Interest
Expense
38
Inventories
148
Note Payable
(long-term)
154
Note Payable
(short-term)
118
Office Expenses...
A large American company manufactures watches under three brand
names, which we shall refer to as A, B and C. These three brands of
watches are sold in Australia with a one year unconditional
warranty. The watches are repaired free of charge during the
warranty period at a national service centre located in Sydney.
Long historical company records reveal that 50% of the company’s
watches sold in Australia are brand A, 30% are brand B and 20% are
brand C....
Given the two brand names Pepsi and BMW, choose two potentially
new brand extensions that you believe will make sense and two that
do not for each of them. Explain why?
Pick a prescription medicine (Rx). List it's generic name and a
few brand names. Describe what kind of compound it is and what it
is used for. Give example of symptoms it treats and list a few side
effects.
What are the names of two documents that contain information
on negotiated cost of supply and other contractual arrangements
between your organisation and preferred suppliers?
Ans
Q2: Describe the difference between an order form and an
internal requisition form.
Ans
A drug can have three different names -- the chemical, the
generic, and the brand name.
Why do we use three names for a single medication? Who does this
benefit?
Do you think having three names is useful? Harmful?
How might having three names for the same drug affect patient
care and knowledge?
How can the medical professional limit the risk of error in
having three names?
The focus of this problem is the Coase Theorem. There are
several sub-parts to this problem. Please read each part carefully.
In each case, the logic underlying your answer should be explicitly
explained.
Consider a doctor whose ability to examine patients was
disrupted by the noise of machinery operated by a confectioner
(candy maker) in an adjacent building. The historic economic and
legal view toward such a situation was simple: the confectioner's
noise was harming the doctor and it ought...