Answer:
C. When consumer income increases, the demand for eggs decreases.
Explanation:
Inferior goods is the type of good which demand does not increase even though the initial buyer experience an increase in purchasing power.
The reason for this is because that consumer choose to<u> purchase another product that he/she couldn't afford</u> before having an increase in income.
This 'other' product tend to be more expensive and higher in quality compared to the previous one. This is why the word 'inferior' is attached to the previous product.
From the example above, the reason why the demand for the eggs does not increase is most likely happen because the consumer choose to purchase higher quality of food. (such as a more expensive meat)
Answer:
C)
Explanation:
I'm not too sure but I think they can all change really depending on the circumstances. hope that helped!
Answer:
The correct answers are letters "A", "D", and "E": Use a business letter format; Send a separate letter to each interviewer; Mention something you liked about the interview.
Explanation:
A <em>job interview </em>does not end after leaving the prospective company where you could work. Most organizations decide to choose one applicant over another if they contact their interviewers after the interview. For that purpose, that last contact must be a <em>formal letter stating what your impressions are of the company and why you are still interested in obtaining the job position</em>. Besides, if there was more than one interviewer, <em>a unique letter should be addressed to each of interviewer</em>.
Answer:
d. depreciation expense
Explanation:
The expenses which are paid by cash reduced the cash balance displayed in the balance sheet
. Like interest to creditors, stockholders dividend, wages expenses, miscellaneous expenses, admin expenses, etc. These expenses can be paid either by cash or by bank account
.
But the depreciation expense is a non - cash expense which reduces the fixed asset balance over the fixed asset useful life. Plus this is shown in the income statement on the debit side. Like this other examples would be goodwill impairment, amortization expenses, etc.
That would probably be trade. :)
