f) JeansCo is a major player in the Jean industry in Estonia. The sold $10,070,000 worth of their Premium brand, 80,600 pairs of the $50 priced Kool brand and 70,000 of the $30 Basic brand. If the entire industry is worth $27,000,000-how large is their market share in revenue sales? _______________ •g) What is the expected market share (based on units) for a company that expects to sell 28 of the industries 40 nuclear power plants in the world? _____________________ •h) What share of the beer market industry (based on sales) does the Beer Store have if the sold $960,000,000 worth of beer and the entire industry is valued at $1.2 billion? ___________________

f) JeansCo is a major player in the Jean industry in Estonia. The sold $10,070,000 worth of their Premium brand, 80,600 pairs of the $50 priced Kool brand and 70,000 of the $30 Basic brand. If the entire industry is worth $27,000,000-how large is their market share in revenue sales? _____ •g) What is the expected market share (based on units) for a company that expects to sell 28 of the industries 40 nuclear power plants in the world? _ •h) What share of the beer market industry (based on sales) does the Beer Store have if the sold $960,000,000 worth of beer and the entire industry is valued at $1.2 billion? _________

Survey of Accounting (Accounting I)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305961883

Author:Carl Warren

Publisher:Carl Warren

Chapter12: Differential Analysis And Product Pricing

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.4E

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