Strategies to Maximize Profits by Designing Products with a Limited

question 5

Multiple Choice

Strategies to maximize profits by designing products with a limited, useful life or making superficial changes to existing products so that the previous product seems out of date are examples of __________.

• A) profit sharing
• B) planned obsolescence
• C) environmental racism
• D) structural-functionalism

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Definitions:

Asset Accounts

Accounts on a balance sheet representing resources owned or controlled by a company with future economic value.

Liability Accounts

Accounts that represent amounts owed to creditors or bills that must be paid in the future, contributing to a company’s liabilities on the balance sheet.

Post-closing Trial Balance

A list of all company accounts that remain after adjusting and closing entries are made, used to ensure debits equal credits.

Trial Balance

A summary listing of the titles and balances of accounts in the ledger.