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Bumek [7]
2 years ago
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Question 5 of 20

Business
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leva [86]2 years ago
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Answer:

OD is the answer because a liability can become an asset once paid

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C, negotiation

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Negotiation according to oxford dictionary is a discussion aimed at reaching an agreement. It means that before an agreement is reached, a lot of talking has to happen in order to arrive at the best situation for all parties.

In business, negotiation is involves parties making offers, conter offers over amd over till a conclusion is reached that works fine for all parties and necessary documents are exchanged.

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A dentist shares an office building with a radio station. The electrical current from the dentist's drill causes static in the r
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a. Would it be economically efficient for the dentist to buy and put up a shield? Why or why not? By how much would total surplus change?

No, it is not economically efficient for the dentist to buy the shield.

b. Would it be economically efficient for the radio station to buy and put up a shield? Why or why not? By how much would total surplus change?

No, it is not economically efficient for the radio to buy the shield.

c. Would it be economically efficient for the dentist to buy a new drill? Why or why not? By how much would total surplus change?

No, it is not economically efficient for the dentist to buy the drill.

d. Would it be efficient for the radio station to buy the dentist a new drill? Why or why not? By how much would total surplus change?

Yes, it is economically efficient for the radio to buy the dentist a new drill. The Coase Theorem is an economic theory that states that economic conflicts must be solved regardless of who had the initial rights of whatever is on dispute. In this case, the dentist is causing harm to the radio, but he is doing OK. So the radio has a problem, not the dentist. The radio needs to solve its problem, so they should buy the dentist a new drill.

The economic surplus = $10,000 - $6,000 = $4,000, that means that the radio will be $4,000 better.

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The demand for grapesgrapes is highest during summer and lowest during winter. Yet grapegrape prices are normally lower in summe
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The correct answer is: D. The supply increases more than the demand increases.

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The law of supply and demand is the basic principle on which a market economy is based. This principle reflects the relationship between the demand for a product and the quantity offered of that product taking into account the price at which Sell ​​the product.

Thus, depending on the price in the market of a good, the bidders are willing to manufacture a certain number of that good. Like the plaintiffs they are willing to buy a certain number of that good, depending on the price. The point where there is a balance because the plaintiffs are willing to buy the same units that the bidders want to manufacture, for the same price, is called the market equilibrium or breakeven point.

According to this theory, the law of demand states that, keeping everything else constant, the quantity demanded of a good decreases when the price of that good increases. On the other hand, the law of supply indicates that, keeping everything else constant, the quantity offered of a good increases when its price does.

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What are durable goods?
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