Asked by Banana

Personal Finance school can you check my answers?
1. The two components of are variable costs and fixed costs.
Entire cost
Total cost*
Complete cost
Required cost

2. What is the margin of safety?
How much sales can fall before a business starts making less 5% profit
How much sales can fall before a business starts taking a loss
How much sales can fall before a business makes less than 15% profit
None of the above*

3. What are expenses that do not change called?
Given costs
Known costs
Stable costs
Fixed costs*

4. What are expenses that change as conditions change?
Fixed costs
Moderate costs
Variable costs
Changing costs*

5. Who assumes the risk in a sole proprietorship?
The Investors
The Business Owner*
The Board Of Trustees
None Of The Above

Not 100% on 5 though


Answers

Answered by Ms. Sue
1. I don't know -- it doesn't make much sense
2. yes
3. yes
4. no
5. yes
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/risks-starting-sole-proprietorship-4448.html
Answered by Banana
4 would be d then right?
Answered by Ms. Sue
I already told you that d was wrong.
Answered by Banana
Or wait I'm sorry Ms. Sue they were in the wrong order, D was supposed to be variable costs
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, variable costs is right.
Answered by Banana
Thank you Ms. Sue for taking the time out of your day to help me :)
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're very welcome, Banana.
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Answered by melly
the answers areeeee
1.B total cost
2.B
3.C variable cost
4. D fixed cost
5. C neither of the above
6. C both of the above
7. A organic growth
8. C inorganic growth
9. B profit mapping
10. A target price
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Answered by Bean Sprout
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