For managers attempting to maximize operating income for a product offering with a great deal of variety, product-mix decisions must usually take into account:
A) more than one constraining resource
B) just those products with the greatest contribution margin per constraining resource
C) products that produce a profit above the full costs of the product
D) how to maximize the selling price of all the products
Ans: A) more than one constraining resource
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Sklar borrowed $360,000 from Rich Bank. At Rich's request, Sklar entered into an agreement with Aker, Burke, and Cey to act as cosureties on the loan. The agreement between Sklar and the cosureties provided that the maximum liability of each cosurety was: Aker $72,000, Burke $108,000, and Cey $180,000. After making several payments, Sklar defaulted on the loan. The balance was $240,000. If Cey pays $180,000 and Sklar subsequently pays $60,000, what amounts may Cey recover from Aker and Burke?
A. $0 from Aker and $0 from Burke. B. $60,000 from Aker and $60,000 from Burke. C. $48,000 from Aker and $72,000 from Burke. D. $36,000 from Aker and $54,000 from Burke.
Which of these statements explains the access online students have to learning resources?
a. They can access written materials online, but they must still appear in person at the college for discussions. b. They use a completely different set of resources than traditional students. c. They use the same resources as other students but may have to access them in different ways. d. They are required to find their own resources because they do not have access to their college's resources.