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er and acceptanceOffer(i.e. Proposal) [section 2(a)]:-When one person signifies to another his willingness to do or to abstain from doing anything, with a view to obtaining the assent of that other person either to such act or abstinence, he is said to make a proposal. To form an agreement, there must be at least two elements – one offer and the other acceptance. Thus offer is the foundation of any agreement. “When one person signifies to another his willingness – 1 to do or to abstain from
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Case analysis: Swisher Mower and Machine Company Alternatives: the tactical plan to be developed: 1. Accept the private label deal being offered by a major retail chain 2. Do not accept the private label deal My chosen alternative: 1st option, accept the label deal with the retail merchandise chain. Justification: This proposal holds too many opportunities for SMC to let it pass or fall into the hands of another competitor. The results of accepting the proposal look far better than the alternative
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Mighty Mike’s Accounting Service provides two types of services: audit and tax. All company personnel can perform either service. In efforts to market its services, Mighty Mike relies on radio and billboards for advertising. Information on Mighty Mike's projected operations for the coming year follows: Audit Taxes Revenue per billable hour $35 $30 Variable cost of professional labor 25 20 Material cost per billable hour 2 3 Allocated fixed costs per year 100,000 200,000 Projected billable
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Cortez Brown Marketing strategies Lancer Gallery case * Lancer Gallery is a company that specialize itself as a reputable dealer in authentic artifacts from Southwestern United States, South American and African. Their reputation over the past several decades increasingly grew amongst the public through various pieces they placed for sale, as they were carefully verified for authenticity. Eventually, Lancer Gallery was able to expand their product lines to include replicas that were created
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Tom Chong, the newly appointed Malaysia country manager, has been promoted into animportant leadership role within the international chain of Jextra grocery stores. Chong isresponsible for the oversight of all operations in Malaysia and has been instructed to pursue a strategy of “aggressive growth” within this budding market.After eight months of employment,Chong begins to discern an undercurrent of unethical behavior surrounding Jextra and is forcedto contemplate what actions if any he will take
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that have been overlooked by the accountant of the company. Reviews are common for smaller privately-held companies with relatively small amounts of debt. The bank probably did not require an audit because the additional cost of an audit was greater than the benefit the bank perceived. In many cases, the decision as to whether to have a review or an audit is negotiated between the company seeking a loan and the bank loan officer. Both the company and the bank have options in negotiating such things
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that have been overlooked by the accountant of the company. Reviews are common for smaller privately-held companies with relatively small amounts of debt. The bank probably did not require an audit because the additional cost of an audit was greater than the benefit the bank perceived. In many cases, the decision as to whether to have a review or an audit is negotiated between the company seeking a loan and the bank loan officer. Both the company and the bank have options in negotiating such things
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program would only bring detriment to the company, rather than relief or support for the issue at hand. In comparison to the Swedish program, which did not target a specific company, this German-produced program planned to take a confrontational and aggressive approach targeted directly at IKEA and one of its suppliers. Germany currently brings in the most sales for IKEA with $10.4 and 29.7%. Since Marianne Barner’s goal was to stop the issue, accepting this invitation would only bring fuel to the
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Introduction: The marketing vice president of a manufacturing bicycle company (Baldwin Bicycle Company), is considering the offer of a buyer from Hi-Valu stores, Inc. who wants BBC to produce bikes for them. This offer represents an opportunity for that “mid-market” bicycle manufacturer, but is also represent costs. Before taking a decision, Suzanne Leister has to think about all the financial, strategic and marketing aspects. Question 1: What is the relevant cost per unit of manufacturing
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