The law of diminishing marginal returns holds for a situation in which some inputs are variable and some inputs are fixed.
<h3>What is the law of
diminishing marginal returns?</h3>
The law of diminishing marginal returns states that after some optimal level of capacity is reached in a production process, an additional factor of production would result in a lessening of output (quantity of production).
In this context, we can infer and logically deduce that the law of diminishing marginal returns would only hold for an economic situation in which some inputs are variable and some inputs are fixed.
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Answer and Explanation:
The computation of projected sales for 2019 by quarter and in total is shown below:-
Base sale amount Increase sale Quarter of projected
percentage sales
Quarter 1 $20,000
Quarter 2 $20,000 5% $21,000
Quarter 3 $21,000 5% $22,050
Quarter 4 $22,050 5% $23,152.5
Total $86,202.5
Here, we have increased 5% every quarter to reach quarter of projected sales.
The computation of XCs to be produce is shown below:-
Budgeted XCs to be produced + Desired ending inventory Available - opening finished inventory
= 1,400 + (900 × 60%) - 300
= 1,400 + 540 - 300
= 1,940 - 300
= 1,640
Investing money is always good when the stock market is good
Stock R
AS per CAPM
expected return = risk free
Rate+ beta *(expected return on market - risk free rate )
expected return % =6+1.3*
(13-6)
Expected return % =15.1
Stock S
expected return = risk free
Rate+ beta *(expected return on market - risk free rate )
expected return % = 6+0.65*
(13-6)
expected return %=10.55
Difference =15.1-10.55
Difference =4.55%
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